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The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-29
Laying Of Cornerstone Of the Beth Israel Hospta and Home
Impressive Ceremonies Take Sunday Afternoon July

The cornerstone for the New Build
pitnl and Home. at Sixteenth Ave. and
Lowell boulevard. will be laid Sun
day, July 10. at . 30 p, IN. The public
is invited to participate in this joy
aus occasion. a finesprogrnm has been
arranged, in which prominent speak
ers will take part.
1t is with much pride that the
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-29
Obituaries
Rev. Samuel Krohn.

Rev. Samuel Erolin, pioneer Of Kaa-
sns city. passed away in Denver Mon
day evening. July 4th. at the nge of
"A.
He was great authority on the
Talmud and was very active in all
organization work in Kansas City
during n period of thirty years. having
organized and helped to build the first
Orthodox Jewish Congregation in Kan
sns City, and was its spiritual leader
for twenty-five years. He retired
from all active work since coming TO
Denver.
He is survived by six children-Drs.
Morris ]. and Harry n. krohn. David
H. Krohn. Misses Florence and lena
krohn. all of Denver. and Mrs ]. h.
Cohen. of Joplin. NO.. also n sister
living in BroolJyn. N. Y.
Funeral was held from the residence
of his son. 222O High street Wednes-
day at O'Clock. Interment was at
Emanuel cemetery.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-29

man, Mr.. Sam Grimes, Mr.. 4. IL.
Rndetsky. Mrs. A. ii. Radetsky. Mrs
pansy NJ. Conan. Mr.. l. Rude. Mr.. NJ.
Nuremberg. Mr. Sam Kohn. Mr.. L. X.
Sigman, Mr.. Simon Fishnan. Mr.. NJ.
Pcyser. Mrs. Ernest Morris, Mr.. E,l.
Grimes, Mrs. NJ. Kaufman. Mrs. L..
Hayutin. Mrs. ]. Zerobnick. Mrs. +.
Weinberg. Mrs. F. Silverberg. Mrs. NJ.
Goldberg. Mr.. j. Zeidenfeld. Mrs. J..
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-29

George f. Goldsmith. for some years
with the Philadelphia (Pa.) Public
Ledger, has left for Toxic, Japan. to
join the staff of the Japan Advertiser
and Trans-P Pacific Magazine.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-29
MOTHERS CLUB AND sHROUD
SOCIETY.

Under the auspices of the Mothers
club and Shroud Society picnic will
he held Sunday, July 10th at Glitch
Gardens. Kosher Sandwiches will be
on sale, so lunches need not be brought
from home.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-29

James Waterman Wise, son of DIR.
Stephen $. Wise of this city, has
branched out into journalism, as evil
dcnccd by recent contributions to the
y. Y. Evening Post.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-29
sTAGGER BOYS. JUNIORS.

The Stagger Boys, Juniors. met Mt
the home of Graham Susman, Sunday,
July 3.
Speeches were made by the new of
ficers. Athletic information will be
given in the near futures. F.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-29

The members of Temple BETHEL,
Detroit, Mich, have elected DIR. kauf-
man Kohler of the Hebrew Union Col
lege an honorary member for life.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-29
THE WINDSOR FARM DAIRY.

Delivers early and promptly. Pure
end health giving milks and creams,
from healthy cows. Get on our route.
Call Main 5136.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-29

A gay party who spent the srd and
4ih Mt Estes We're the Misses Hazel
berger. Hosabelle Cramcr, Ethel Mil
stein, Messrs. X. S. Barnett. Max Bar
nett. Harry zinn, Joseph Optican and
Melvin Strauss
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-29

Mr.. A. Bergman will serve Fosher
luncheons at the Mothers club and
Siroud Society picnic at Elitch's
Garden Sunday, July 10.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-29

Mcssrs ID. Il. Simon. Lester Schlcs
niger and Al. Maymon leave this Wees
to attend the Elks convention ut Los
Angeles.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-29
CINENiATIC PROBLEM.

MAX has sent me an interesting
book. Relatively by Einstein. Have
you read it?''
NO. l am waiting for 1t to be
Batter (Beriin)
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-29

Where there is no peace nothing
flourishes-Talmud.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-29

Mrs. ]. n. IIurwitz and Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Wiener spent the Fourth at
Manitou and Colorado Springs.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-29
Social NelDs

Mrs. Meyer Schwartz and children.
OF Cheyenne, are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Milstein.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-29

Mcssrs. +. Herschkowitz. VIM. 81
don, and \. Marvany motored to star.
buck Park for the week end.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-29


Mrs. Sam Wiener spent the Fourth at
Manitou and Colorado Springs.
Mrs. AdOlph Abraham has returned
from an eastern trip and is comfort,
ably located ut the Metropole Hotel.
Mrs. Dave Calm and son, Leonard,
have come in from the mountains for
couple of weeks.
Miss Esther Katz of Chicago Is WIS.,
iting her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Thoma schefsky.
Mesdames S. Archenhold. Harry
Archenhold and Miss Clara, of Texas
will reach Denver. Monday. July is.
to visit their son and brother and
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Archenhold
Miss Fannye Feinstein left Monday
for Portland, Ore. where she has ac'
cepteG position as buyer for Lit
man-wolff and Co. She takes this
means of bidding her friends good
bye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Morris and
family will occupy the house at 1901
Franklin just vacated by the jacob
VOLTS.
Messrs. X. S. Barnett and Benjam.
in Il. Kempler will be the hosts at a
beef steak fry at Look Out Mountain
Saturday.
Mrs. s. A. Hirshfield and Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Gilbert spent the Week
end at the BroadmOOr.
Cards have bten issued by Mrs.
Louis Ksensky. Miss Bertha Seligsohn
and Mrs. VIM. Archenhold for a
Bridge luncheon to be given at the
Brown Palace Hotel. Tuesday. July
10 complimentary to the Mesdames ).
and Harry Archenhold and Miss Clara
Archenhold.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-29

Mr.. Edward Newsletter has left for
New York to take charge Of the
Newsletter Company's office in that
city.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-29
Local Neus

by fine courtesy of the American
Protective Tai4fs League, New IorS,
we are in receipt of nn elaborate and
useful document entitled Wages in
the United States and Foreign Conn
tries" issued by the committee on
Ways and Means. House Of Represent
;ntivcs, Washington. The document is
based upon tho testimony before the
Ways and Means committee during
the recent hearings which was veri-
fled and amplified thru official
sources. 1t contains no argument hut
simply facts. which ought 10 be In the
hands of every citizen. Write to your
own Congressman and ask him for a
copy of Wages in the United States
and Foreign Countries"
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-29

HEBREW Teacher wants pupils, will
call at your home or in class ut
new Tain Thora. Tuition, moderate.
Call Champa 273-F.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-29

Mrs Adolph Abraham has returned
from an eastern trip and is comfort
ably located at the Metropole Hotel.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-29
Want Advertisements

FOR SALE Seven room brick house
with garage and part of furniture
$1,000 cash real bargain. Inquire
Jewish News. 1928 Lawrence st. If
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-29

Messrs Adolph Mayer, Simon Bitter
man and J. Wallbrum spent severn
days mt Estes Park.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-29

Mr.. Louis Well of st. Louis is the
guest of his sister. Mrs. l. Barnett.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-29

PERSONAL-Will Sara NJ. W. please
give name and street address in
full? Very important. Address Box
Is ]. n
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-29

Mr.. Henry Faber has returned from
an eastern trip.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-29

M. S. Schein motored TO = Denver
from Trinidad to visit his fiancee.
Miss Rose Friedman and both motor
cd TO Starbuck Park to spend the it.i
with relatives.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-29

Mrs. Dave Calm and son, Leonard,
have come in from the mountains for
u couple of weeks.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-29

AIcssrs. T.. a. Hellcrstein. ID. ii. Nor
Mt Colorado Springs and Manitou.
The Redwood gazette., 1921-11-23

ious care, or even that he takes
a Turkish bath sreligiously
once a week, we are speaking.
more accurately, nearer to the
core Of the word, than if we de-
scribe him as religious when we
mean that he is pious or ortho-
dox or diligent in public worship.
In its root meaning the word sig
niies a care or needing, a per-
sisting zeal. Shakespeare again
and again uses it thus. He
makes Sir Toby Belch say Of
Viola, who has made her exit
Gin mans attire): "A very dis
honest, paltry boy, and more
coward than a hare" And Fab
ian asserts: "A coward, a most
devout coward, and religious in
it." So, also, Henry V says
Ny learned lord, we pray you
to proceed
And justly and religiously
unfold
Why the law Salique. =
When we recognize that a
mans religion is the sum Of the
highest things he cares for, we
shall clear much atmosphere.
The Redwood gazette., 1921-11-23

life-saving certificates were is
sued during the year. Une-hun-
dred sixty life-saving corps were
organized to date.
During the last year 1T Red
Cross Chapters rendered relief
in emergencies caused by 70 dis
asters in the United States.
There are now 1923 chapters or
ganized to deal with disasters.
During the year the amount ex-
pended for Red Cross disaster
relief totaled $1,600,000. Since
1881 the American Red Cross
has distributed $14,052,734 for
disaster relief. The fact that
the Red Cross stands equipped
and ready to cope with Disaster
is alone sufficient to justify it's
existence. Your Membership
dollar will help to keep it always
ready for this traditional duty.
The Redwood gazette., 1921-11-23

when disaster comes, Redwood
County like any other section of
the earth, will welcome all the
relief to which it is entitled.
>In the United States last year
75,432 people were killed by ac-
cidents, and there were 3,5OO,OOO
disabilities due to the industrial
accidents. Over 100000 were
injured in railway accidents
alone. To try to prevent this
waste of life and labor 437 Red
Cross Chapters last year conduc-
ted 5, 100 first-aid classes with an
enrolment of 104, ,496 students.
During the year 20,172 persons
completed the course and receiv-
ed their certificates.
In the United States last year
z, 900 people were drowned. I'm
der 1,276 examinations 6,096
The Redwood gazette., 1921-11-23
Respfly,
BOtSfOrd Lumber Co.
By DAD. -

she has grown 1,432 bushels Of
vegetables and has raised Z $50
chickens; churned 5,430 pounds
of butter; put up 3,625 jars Of
preserves; scrubbed 177,725 ar
ticles of laundry and she has put
in $3.50 hours of sweeping and
washing and scrubbing. At ac-
cepted prices for this work it is
worth $115,485.50. She can't
retire on her savings she has to
keep on. Not earning! No, How
do you define the ordinary Wonn-
ans contribution to her family
wealth ?-to the nations wealth ?
The Redwood gazette., 1921-11-23

Do you realize the many steps
mother takes every day, the
many tasks which she performs :?
Perhaps not, but if you will read
the following little story, and it
is a true one, given by Golfers
Weekly, you will perhaps pause
and try to tighten the load for
her whom we all love best. It
says:
'She never earned any money
she lives on an Ohio farm, but
she lives on almost every other
farm. She is somebody's moth
er, maybe your own. She has
earned nothing. No, but during
her thirty working years she has
served 432, ,983 meals; she has.
made 3,123 garments, 81, 900
loaves Of bread, $3.50 cakes,
I, ,932 pies, 800 gallons Of lard !;
The Redwood gazette., 1921-11-23
What Religion Is

John O. London's Weekly
That words are things, that they
are more potent than we realize,
that they secrete their original
meanings and, like radium, re
venge themselves when mishand-
led, is the very truth. Some Of
the greatest words have suffer-
ed, and are reacting, in this way.
The time has come when we
need to- look into the true mean
ing of the word religion" In
modern controversies of the
graver sort one often is baffled
by the popular confusion be-
tween religion and Christianity,
between religion and particular
directions of faith, between re-
igion and doctrine, and between
religion and the churches.
In its true and widest sense
religion" means simply rever-
ence for everything sacred, and
any manifestation of this feel
ing, What a man sees for him
self to be sacred is that mans
religion, and in so far as he loves
and ensures it he is religious.
Doctrines may go, churches may
faint and fall, but it does not
sfnl1aru fhaf fh nro mill hn Lose ,.o
The Redwood gazette., 1921-11-23
Our Turn May
Come Next Year
Disasters May Visit County;
Then Red Cross Will Give
Aid.

Possibly next year it will be
the turn of Redwood County to
suffer a complete crop failure
such as recently visited Montana
and other Western states; or to
be visited by a devastating tor
nado such as laid waste two of
our Minnesota towns only few
years ago; or to suffer disaster
in some other form. Because we
have been safe in the past is no
assurance of future safety; and
The Redwood gazette., 1921-11-23
THE VOICE OF THOSE
WHO PAY IN BLOOD

| The generation that is at the
door demands it's word in the
| matter of the limitation Of fleets
and armies and the problem OF
world disarmament. The lads
who met in Princeton the other
day are the common fodder" OF
tomorrow's wars.
"Old men for council but
young men for war; mas the
spirit Of a red Yesterday. Old
men have dreamed of wars and
planned and directed the battles,
but it was the young men who
went to the firing line.
These young men have every
right to be heard. It is the
young men for war" was the
and does the dying; the young
man whose career vanishes in
the smoking fronts and who
comes back to the slow years of
Reconstruction after Destruc-
tion has passed. When the con-
ference has finished it's work,
that work will, for good or evil,
affect the young men who are in
the schools and colleges, at the
desks, the benches and back Of
the counters today.
The spokesmen from forty
colleges who met at Princeton
look at this matter sanely. They
are expecting no "millennial
dawns," but they do ask that the
present naval-building programs
be suspended for all time and
that existing fleets be reduced.
They see, what others have dis
covered, that the Far Eastern
problems must be eliminated be-
fore disarmament can get for
ward.
This Princeton program, and
it differs in no essential from
many another now in existence,
is sane and considered. It's work.
ing out would make possible the
of certain existing ALI
ances, the reduction Of. armies,
the limitation of navies, the con-
servation Of energy and time
and the lessening Of the drain
upon the blood and the taxes of
the world that are lost in wars.
Such 'gentleman's agree
nents" and informal compacts"
IS that sought by Great Britain
and Japan with the United
States to take the place of the
Anglo-Japanese alliance may be
possible, and even welcome, in a
world that is partially disarmed
ind from which the known seeds
# war have been plucked out.
However, the way must first bel
'pened, the will cannot be taken
or the deed.
The voice Of Americas young
nen spoke at Princeton. This
nd other nations Of the six
'ower parleysS will do well to
i've heed to demands, warnings
nd opinions of the next genera
ion. Their word and their day
viii come after ours, and it is !
or their future freedom and
ecurity that the conference
meets. They will fight the next !
var and pay for il. Philadel-
lhia Ledger. 4
The Redwood gazette., 1921-11-23
MINOR MUSINGS

The old-timers never will be-
come accustomed to the fact that
young men and women now dis
cuss freely among themselves at
the dance or over the card tables
subjects that grandmothers used
to get into corners and talk about
in whispers.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-06

smith aud Ieula Belle Wilson. and
Nes.rs Morgan, Rliv Greer. Earl Cob
Tins. i.sllard Ralneolt. Glen Hunt. liar
old Murphey. Harry love. wtlsar An,
acrscn, Leonard Jcrni.an. Raymond
Rice. Jerry Nicer aud Barrett Fltshaxh
ana Mc~lames ncckcnhull. Stevenson.
llell and Gtes,
Ceotse Humphrey aud family Of
wAaran. VIA. arrived In Clovis last
we~k and expect 10 make this their
homo. Mr. Humphrey has purchased
Two residence lots and win hal,d a home
~ the near Mtare
n0eeh,On and ncnEh,cn have rur
chasea the insurance business % th'
RseNn Land Company. The records
win ~ mcvcd to their cfflccs on Yves
Grand Avra0e
Rrv. n. n fr~cman delivered MI
tarswell scgmOa sunday NJ the Meth
c-llst Ch0rch Rev. FREEMAN VIII NJ
tend The annus, ccnfewnce al Artcsi'
next week. After that he VIII 80 4
Ata,cac. Twas, 10 make his home, W
viii ongagc " cvanSellsiic work neS
war with his headquarters At ths
rlacs,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-06
WHGkl.N S<sCuNl. AMI
CtlN Ctl.k<nNR

Mrs RAY wAca,lcy viii he hcs'css 10
the aacn,rss u the rcriaa club uhors
ANy Atscsncca =, hcr home On ns
washingca sirccs, Al ocicck.
\ uwe,mg Win ~ hid by the mem
esEs q ~ vcsls raan Clae At the hcsae
u Mr.. l.. n. i-ienhara On >e,s rieree
sssxss a, 3 ,olcok, Al menhers are
creSS 10 attend.
las Amigas CaaN viii meet Friday at
tAc Acsac Il Mrs. l.. n Nccs On lees
lisrssson strcc,, hoginnlng al : oNcleck'
Thc Thursday israase club VII h
rNsSStamra ~ Nrs ", GarWSca AZ hcr
ssesse ca sN> iliasNsln s,rSt THURSDAY
esscSNe~m ~ NN(~ck.
~ Friday evrnine % this WEEK. ee
t~s-a ,Ac hours u > ana u oNseok'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-06
I.Tri.E llGNr'lllSNtkltS
NRE ENTERTAINED,

The i.lilc Llgh, ncNrcrs " The zen
,nd PRESBYTERIAN chuVh aud their
mo,he,s wcre delightfully."- cn,cr,ainsd
"Wednesday aftcrnvon al the CITY fNrk
Ia the mcmlers vi the Central GUILD
The chltircn gathered a, ! o'Vlook'
aud gamcs. raOrlng aud swinslnE wcre
enjoycl untl o'clcck. lev crain comes
WV scrvcd DURING thu AFTERNOON to =
lAts~ number
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-06
!. 4. q. CttN
To MkEr THURSDAY.

Tho !, Y, a, club win moe, with Mira
Jamcs a uulcke, soe Eas, sixth street,
THURSDAY Nflerneon, a, . e'rloch.
Important business will e taken w
during the afternoon, and plans for
tho com,nE year dlacusaed Al mem
hers arr urged 10 attend,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-06
PAN pkN WOMEN ~ MEEr
WEDNESDAY,

Pen women from all parts Of the Pan
handle are espcc,cd 90 attend tho alt
day meeting that will Nc hcld here
NEXT Wednesday October ~, by the
Panhandle Zen wolnen's As~oclNtioh
The mornlng Ho~sloh VIII open
promptly u, 10 o'clock IN the cluh
rooms " ,hc Flrs, baptist church,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-06

III, woman'n Auxiliary to the Lesion
win entertain with a his hcnetit dance
NJ the Amarillo Hotel. fnswelra Novel
" orchestra Will furnish music for the
occasion, tickets for which are now on
sale NJ both che Amarillo hctc. and
saiter q llcaton's drug store. Every
one IA cordially Invited
Tho Friday Rridsc Club win NEE,
with Mrs. W, N, pocktey, ileS FIJI
a,Nrc street, Friday Afternoon, at J
o'clock.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-06
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nv Nase. Np4~Aal

PARIS. ~. l.--->ow tAcN' NVN'Ne
sy9 yV0t rsvsN csc> Ns'Nlnx al Jus, al
a he kON~lN things Tiny saNah socN,
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yea>e Ntsshs,A 0nsa war hair j. Ss
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HAT sssN theSes ss~ersAing lacSiae'
Ard wAste
rAlag a U.la0ls, what's tAcslae that
IVA ylsAt ssAN1 ca, Ake The ~SANsn
VIII tSlseA At M claN yrsscssy 81
nv that gal IVA nscs shc esaer DAY
wAesa Sv~ssVne thinks ~ - clcNet.
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s~r4NsSss ySsAr s~g,emANsy> WAT o. 4
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-06
CsNNN NNiEyN>

SSx Sass ~ asVvs ssuae rssase
rsssss~1 - lsSSs ranch SAssraAy
rszassx ~awv~ sssy ssscs s>e cay ~
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Ssssss tasseeese esmars rssssna tssSS
vsana Rsssel. IVA osslssSs cs<se tr~>n
NARY lt1asn Nocss.. fns,ceR sAne
SssA >ssS~sssas. Ssssuvee t3cskSnAcn
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-06

A new tank. reecnt,y demonstrated
IN rwno viii cross trenches, swim on
the smMce ~ water, and then divs
and crawl alMr the bottom,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-06

see4 ysS4 ~ psssSs ssa sn =
veestahs conosand ~ Anyeae wee
saders vs<h W reshtes vAisA h>A
sIncnial" -vyInss hiSes'sE kssss
1. Sunnysiae. Nv,
Ts many Amerie>n ssh hfs g efsss
q heavy &Ns y conscQe,snSe u hoeSA
and every mother should he'd The hyst
manifeslasicns such As srampA hack
aches. headaches and nervousness -
Nrs Headriek did for her daughter.
and give LYDIA T. nnkhsms Vegetable
Compound . fair trial for evet tsrsy
years this old fashcned root and herb
medicine has bccn relieving women Of
just such troubles.
Write lydia = P,nkhAm Medicine Co.
Lynn. Mass. about your health
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-06

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-10-06
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merben, menn IN seb0riger @eiie per-
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81 benDttgen.
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