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The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
THE GHETTO TO-DAY.

A correspondent writes that friend
Of his became angry because the part
Of the city i'll which he lived was
called IL Ghetto We see no reason
for fretting about the term Ghetto
In modern parlance it simply means
that part of the city in which the
Jews live. The term has 10 undesir
able connotation, and those only are
generally sensitive about it, who do
not understand its meaning. The word
is probably of Italian origin, derived
from the word Giudecia, which is Il
modification of the word ''Judaca,
meaning Jewish. Some derive II from
the Italian word ghetto" the cannon
foundry at Venice. near which the
Jewish quarter was located.
The chief reason why some do not
like the word applied TO their par
ticrlar section of the city is that ii
seems to them that the name APP
plies only to the So-callcl poorer
classes of Jews. Let them disilbuse
their minds of this. There are rich
mems ghcttocs just as well as poor
mems ghettoeS-;ind often the poor
mans ghetto has much more to rec
ummend it than the rich mans. The
word now simply means Jewish neigh
burhood. The Jewish Monitor.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
SUNDAY OBSERVANCE.

Rev. David H. Fouse of the 18th
Avenue Community church, this city,
expresses himself on Sunday obser-
vance as follows:
There IL no common agreement as
To what proper observance Of the day
is. With some this institution is
tlesecrated by shaving or by polishing
ones shoes by Others in hiking to the
mountains aud eating ones lunch on
the bank of trout stream. ana by
others in playing baseball and going
to the movies. This tabulation of sins
is wearisOme matter because every
body wishes to file bill of excep-
items, What we are accustomed TO dc
we think is permissible; everything
else is questionable IL not positively
evil. The old Plsarisee persists thru
cut all generations. The church is
especially perplexed. She recognizes
the march Of time by winking at a
thousand practices that were con-
.iemned fifty years ago, but draws a
rapier against few institutions which
seem to menace the day. The danger
is that she is likely to be more in
terestcd in protecting the day and
guarding its sacredpess than she is
in men and women and children who
are crying for more abundant life.
People IRE u million times more i'm
i,ortant than Sunday. The day was
made for them, and If any institution
is interested in filling the day chock
full of life-giving activities it ought
to be the church. That she is insist
ent upon the meager, hoary-hcaded,
rural program, which she presents as
vital in keeping the day holy. is an
evidence that she Is not awake to the
needs Of the vast bulk OF the people
in every urban community who will
have none Of these things, howsOeyer
attractiyciy they may be offered. The
church has not solved the Sunday
problem and the alarming thing is that
she shows no disposition of attempt
ing solution. To stand revercntly by
the law of 'G1 smacks of loyalty to the
day, but it entirely overlooks the one
important element of the controversy
the people
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
OfIEB ZADEK.

nh, Ohm, yadel ronyrep.tion will
bo,d reyu,,r Friday evening" services
-, ,,,o S,,,o,, ,t ,r,r;on and bond
,va ,t g m N m Saturday morn.
;n, .on,,,.,. sor,,,s viii IN. hold .t
. M Cantor Er;.d will off;cinte
viii cbo;r FRIDAY ,igbt
,,.;,,, n;,,nre m,c,;,. is IN In,
;ns,,IJ.a I'm tbo vostrv rooms md
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

Elias Licberman, author of Paved
Street" and u contributor of verse
to Leading magazines and newspapers.
will teach the art of writing verse at
the City College, Brooklyn.
Along with Arthur Guiterman, Joyce
Kilmcr, Witter Bynner and others who
have cssayed to teach the technique
of their art, Mr.. Lieberman believes
not that talent or genius can be
created in poetic aspirants. but that
IL thoro knowledge of fundamentals Is
as essential to the poet as practice in
scales is to n musician.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
IN the effort to revive the Kiddusll

In the effort to revive the Kiddusi
or qualification of the Home Service
among the members of Temple Beth
Zion. of Buffalo, the first of series
Of Congregational Suppers was given
Friday evening in the dining room o.
the Temple Centre preceding Religious
Services. Rabbi Kopald conducted the
Kiddush Service and during the dim
ner it was also illustrated by children
Of the kindergarten Class of the Re-
ligious School. In the Religious school
u campaign for the revival of the Kid
dush has been conducted since las.
September and u record kept each
week of the homes of children in which
the service is conducted. The result.
has been most gratifying.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
A POGROM IN BERLIN.

taken leaf from the old Czarst regime in Petro
grad she emulate Poland cable dated Feb
ruary %, says:
This afternoon Berlin experienced the first its
Hundreds of university and school students armed
raided the Jewish section then invaded
which the richest street in Germany
of Jews attacked and beaten.
been forwarned, arrived large numbers
in They led by Pussa officers who did not
attempt Students but pulled the victims into trucks
number of students jumped onto these trucks and attack
who already and bleeding the Of
connc their activities the streets
several hundred Jews beaten
hospitals, where two reported dying tonight
ncomprehensibe that Vienna and Berlin should both
permitted such outrage to OCCUR They were cities DOM
replaced by the
ent These offees attributed to return to
power of the monarchic class
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS WILL
FIGHT ANTI-JEWISH EFFORTS.

tJcWlSh lelepraphc secnrS.b
New York Firm and constant OPP
position to individuals and organiza-
lions attempting 10 fomcnt religious
and racial prejudice in the United
s;tatcs is called for by an order issued
today to the 200 lecturers of sthr
knights of Columbus thruout the
United States and Canaua. according
to AN announcement by William j.
Tarkin. of New York, Supreme Dircc-
tor Of the *. of c.
Mr. Larkin declared that the anti
Jewish movement recently developed
Eere had called for action on the part
Of the X. of c. He said:
''rhe Knights of Columbus will CD
pose the Semitic movement he.
cause il is un-Amcrican. There arc
nndcsirublcs of every race in this coun
try, but that does not Justify pros
ERUPTION of any race. So long as there
is notoricty and profit in the practise
of prejudice we shall he plagued with
the anti-Jcwish and other movements
il is our concern to oppose these SOW
crs Of suspicion and hatred who are
simply. bigots mcriting deportation
more than the rabid. altho sincere,
Reds shipped away last year.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

At banquet, the following story
was told: II remember in 1890 go
ing early to the first performance OF
the famous Passion Play and sudden
ly noticing Il curiOusly caparisoncd
figure standing i'll the wings as il
about to come on who is that!' I
asked the village magnatc who accom-
panied me. THAT" he said, that's
Adam waiting to be created
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

The Christian Century says that
some Ministers have formed the
Churches Prison Association to watch
over the spiritual welfare of the pris-
oners in the Federal penitentiary of
Atlanta. One of the considerations be-
hind the movement was that the pris'
oner would receive more help from the
religious organization that influenced
him in childhood than from some So
ciety whose vocabulary is strange and
which awakens in him no memories of
other aud better days A study of the
deneminational preferences was made,
and proves interesting.
Nearly every religious denomina-
ton has brethren in this prison. The
largest number. 551. claim affiliation
with the Baptist Church. The Roman
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
Evidence of Protocol
Forgery Proven
AMERICAN ANTI-SEMITE CORRO-
BORATES PRINCESS RADZIWILL

(Jcwish Telegraphic AgencyJ
New York-In its issue Of March 4.
The american Hebrew in the course
of an article under the above head.
says: r.
Mrs. Henrietta Hurlbut is the
American woman now in this conhtr!
mentioned by Princess RadZlwlll III
her startling interview with The Amer
icau Hebrew last week, who saw ana
read part OF the manuscript of the
forged Protocols of the Elders of Zion
while they were being manufactured
in Paris for confessed anti-Semitic
purposes in the Russian Empire.
."Mrs uurlbut was not as willing
to discuss the subject as was the
Princess Radziwiil. Mrs. Hurlbut Is
confessedly an anti-Semite. She is
anti in lot of things, she told the
interviewer, but principally she Is
ti-Semitic
..uer home is adorned with pictures
and paintings OF many notables'
among them there is large photo
graph of Count Spiridovitch, the Rus
sian anti-Semite who recently has come
10 America.
MIS-. H"rio"' -
French mo'her anu an f-nsn ,'
Iier iate husoahu was
American. She attained the quality of
anti Semitism not in America. but dur
ing a long residence abroad. Her nus
band. she admitted' WIS Ill no WIS., All
ahti-Semlte.
Feeling as she ooes' Mrs' ii"i
was nor too-comihu'hea'i'e.
ing herself Ill positioh W she" is
on the origin Oh pase i''ss's' %
would NOT wiuihoiu ier eoiioD'''
Of the truth.
yes said Mrs. huripu'' ai"' 'mn
facts disclosed bs frihcess "auAi"i,'
fad beeh communicated 10 "ei
cnll the hheideit p'riet's'
Known Tor some 'iine 'ia' 'he
'ocois anu 'he orse"s"s ~
are one ana me same anu ! c"i' sun
stantiate Prihcess kaoZiwiii 'ceo""'
In every detaii.
pressed TO state 'he ue''i's. us s"e
knew them, Mrs. Huribut smile'' on
RECALLING me picture Oh tie it"sS'"n
Secret Service agent proudi! para"-
ing In the homes Oh inc hopiii'! az ',e
hero of Il cleverly devised pot, cal
eulated to deceive MS Emperor III"
destroy the Jews - "a
..lL IL. a-s.Nst
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
With ss5 900 subscribed in the first

With $4,000 subscribed in the first
two days of the financial campaign
launched Monday by Emanuel Sister
hood. of San Francisco, the drive is
Icing pressed vigorously and cnthus-
iastically by scores of workers, all de-
tcrmined to raise every cent of the
$1G0O00 needed to erect, equip ana
furnish II new and adequate building
for the institution.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
Kaslsruth.

The American Israelite, commenting
on the question Of Kashruth, says:
1T would seem us tho kosher
cuisine would be necessary part OF
a Jewish hospital. but this is far from
being the case. There are very few,
if any, Jewish hospitals outside Of
New York City where Kashruth is OBJ
served, with the exception of that Of
the Jewish Consumptives Relief So
dety at Denver"
Tho Denver is far western city
there is a strong sentiment for Kash-
ruth here. The Sheltering Home also
keeps a kosher Kitchen. as will the
new Beth Israel Hospital and even
the National Jewish Hospital for Con-
sumptives has taken under eensidera-
ton the advisability of having a kosh-
er kitchen. Whether it will be done
OF not remains to be seen.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

One of the outstanding hits on the
Keith Circuit this season has been
Henry Santry and his band. Santry IS
II protlnct of the Cincinnati (OO Col
Icgc of Music and the son of Dr.. and
Mrs Aaron GrodSky of that city.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
The New President.

President Harding accepted this
grave and serious problems which
will confront him with high heart,
u noble resolve, strong courage and
determination. He closed his inaug-
ural address with these words, Il have
taken the solemn oath of office on that
passage of Holy Writ wherein it is
said: !" What doth the Lord require Of
thee. but to do justly, and to love
mercy. and to walk humbly with thy
Cod
For his own sake as well as for
the nations, one may wish that he Will
always have the strength as well as
the wisdom to live faithfully to tAa
vow with which he plighted himself
to God and country.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

Mayor Peter +. Sullivan of Wor-
cester, Mass, has been notified that
he has been elected an honorary ma
uonal director of the Jewish Con-
sumptives Relief Society of Denver as
an expression of appreciation for the
interest the mayor has taken in the
work of the organization.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
EDITORIAL CHAT

Catholics have 4s3, and the Methodists
the third largest number. 84s. The
Holiness Church, whose members pro
fess to be beyond sin, have two mem
hers who seem to have been mista ken
in their assurances. Even SO young
n denomination as the Christian Sciei'-
lists have 0 OF their brethren in this
prison. The study of the prisoners
by az" Is also significant. Under
TWEEN ! years OF age there are 1876: be-
twcea twenty and thirty, $50; between
th'.ty and forty, 4GG; between forty
ard fifty, 24S; and over fifty, 142."
One would judge from this survey
that no Jews are incarceinted in that
prison.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
Congregational
TEMPLE EMANUEL.

Services will be held at Temple
Emanuel, 10th and Pearl street ut
on Jacob Against Israel"
Services will be held Saturday morn.
ing at 10 30. Subject of sermon,
The Call"
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

Owing to his absence in Europe rs
Columbia University exchange profcs-
sor ut the University Of Strasbourg.
Prof. Richard Gottheil has resigned
the presidency of the Zeta Beta Tau
fraternity, which lie headed for many
years, and Congressman julius Kahn
has been elected as his successor. Con-
gressman Kahn is member of Cor
nell Chapter.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

From century to century. even unto
this day. thru the fairest regions of
civilization. the Bible dominates on
istence. Beside this one book. all 9th
err literatures seem 'trifles light as
air. Israel Zangwill.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

So superior is unskilied Jewish LABOR
in road building and similar work that
IN Arab contractor is employing 30
Jewish laborers at Tul-Kerem, and an
other is employing 70 at Tireh on work
for which he has a contract with the
Palestine Public Works Department
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

According to the figures of Mr..
Engelhard- retiring president of the
Chicago Federation of Synagogs pre-
scented there are over 10000 Jcwisl,
children in Chicago who are not re.
ceiving moral and religious instruc.
ton.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

Henry S. Adler. for many years q
prominent merchant of Washington
ID. C.. and II member of the Washing
ton Hebrew Congregation. died at his
late residence. HOG FairmOnt street
northwest. last Tuesday after IL linger
ing illness.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
lettings

Mr.. Mosri. the Representatives of an
Egyptian tobacco firm, is at present
in Jaffa where he proposes to estab,
lish cigarette factory.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

Baruch May, OF Pittsburgh, left
about $4,000 in his will to the va
rious Jewish aud non-Jewisb philan-
tllropic institutions. He also left a
sum OF $4,000 to be used for the bcne-
fit of his employees.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

One of the outstanding TEXTURES OF
the annual California Conference oil
Charities to be held in San Francisco
next week will be an exhibit OF the
work OF the Federation of Jewish
Charities of sam Francisco showing
the work of the federation and its con-
stituent organizations.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

Jascha Spiwakowsky, who is the
Iiano scnsa lion Of Europe this season
IS announced for an American tour
next season. His younger brother
rrossy gives promise Of developing i'll
to wonderful violinist
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
BETH ia MEDkOsH HAGODOL

Daily services will be held at Z Il.
m at oath and Curtis streets and
at > p. m, at the Community Center.
Late Friday night service will he held
ut s o'clock ut the Community Center.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

a federation of reform synagoss has
been formed in Baltimore. Md. to
promote congregational fellowship and
cooperation in all endeavors which
tue places of worship have in com.
mon"
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

Officers and enlisted men of the
Jewish faith in the United States
Army will be given two days furloush
for the Passover holidays.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

A new book dealing with Jewish
life and Jewish character is "Debat-
able Ground" written by an English
woman, Miss G. b. Stern.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

Aaron ]. Jones. in behalf of the firm
of Jones, Linick * Schaefer, has ac-
auired three new Chicago theatres and
will take immediate possession.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

Louis A. Bernstein. of New York
for the last 20 years publicity manager
for the Mergcnthaier Linotype Com
puny, died last week at the age of 81
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

1t is estimated that 10000 OF TIC
$4,000 children brought before courts
in the United States in year shoui''
have been handled by some other
method.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09
II NEVER READ ADVERTISE
MENTS."

Sometimes you hear man say: I
never read the advertisements" This
is never true because lie reads dozens
of ads daily without realizing it. Did
you ever stop to think that if the al
vertisements were removed from the
newspapers and magazines. that the
general public would be denscly ignor-
ant concerning all sorts of new inNcn-
tions and articles now in common use
aud commonly spoken Ut. If you don't
believe it take any magazine and look
carefully thru the pages, both news
and advertising columns. Advertise
luents have come to be means OF ed
ucatiou and information and readers
are frequently surprised to learn how
much they have come to depend upon
theln.-B'nai Birth Messenger.
The worlds in which we live arc two,
The world Il ana and the world Il
do"
The worlds in which we live ut heart
are one.
The world Il am the fruit of Il have
done:
And underneath these worlds OF flow
ers and fruit.
The world Il love"-tlc only living
root.-Henry Van Dyke.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-03-09

he people
Evening star., 1921-04-13
Gatas. Mrs. Spring formerly resided in
Washington.

Gatas Mrs. Spring formerly resided in
Washington.
Women Entertain
Club Friends mt Ten.
Mrs. William II. Clarkssn and Mrs.
c. w. Severn entertained group of
club friends at tea and bridge at the
home of Mrs. Clarkson. 1887 Allison
street northwest. Monday afternoon.
Mrs. George S. Parker. regent of the
GAINESVILLE tWis) Chapter. II. a. r..
will attend the Continental Congress.
gunest at the Powhatan.
Mrs. A. T. Hills. regent of the
Cleveland 'Ohio) Chapter. will attend
the thirtieth Continental Congress.
d. A. r., and will stop at the Pow
hatan.
Col. Sosthenes Balm. who is in
Washington in connection with the
opening of telephone connection be
tween the United States and Cuba.
brought his mother. Nine. Lucchetti.
to the capital with him and is staying
at the Shoreham. They entertained
at luncheon there yesterday Gen. ana
Mrs. Andre Brewster. Miss Dunlap
Miss Berwind. MIR. and Mrs. DAVID
Wells and others.
The Y. T. c. Club will hold an in
itial dance at 2400 18th street tomor-
row evening.
Evening star., 1921-04-13
Secretary and Mrs. Hughes
Dinner (:veata This Evening.

The amba ssador of Great Britain
and Lady Geddes Will entertain
comnanv at dinner this evening.
Evening star., 1921-04-13

city took place last evening The cere-
mony was performed in the home of the
brides parents at o'clock by Rev. A.
|, w. Barrows. pastor of the Eastern Pres
byterian Church. in the presence of a
small company. and was followedsby an
informal reception. Ferns, pink and
white roses and tulips were used as
decorations. The bride wore travel
ing suit of dark blue with a becoming
hat to match and a corsage bouquet
of white sweet peas and lilies of the
valley. After the reception Mr. and
Mrs. Boteler left for a wedding trim
through the east. .and after April 20 will
be at home at 1740 Euclid street. The
bride is graduate of Central High
School and the bridegroom is well
known in Masonic circles.
The marriage of Miss Miriam Irene
Rlinn to Mr.. Howard Warren Gamble
will take place this evening in the apart
ment of the brides cousin. Mrs Sylvanus
F,lihu Johnson. at the Portner. The cere-
mony will be performed at S o'clock by
Rev. DR.. J. J. Dimon, rector Of St An
drew's Episcopal Church, in!the presence
of a small company of relatives and
friends Miss Laura Westover will be
maid of honor and the best man will be
Mr. Charles Tysinger.
Mrs. J. T.. Jones has returned to her
home at the Burlington Hotel after hav-
ing spent 'he greater part of the winter
in California. While away she was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Spring
at the latter's city home in San Fran
cisco and at her country estate at Los
Evening star., 1921-04-13
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to th'
following:
Raymond j. Tate of Richmond, Va. and Evs
F. Webb of Dough. Va.
Dennis Greene and Mary II. Brown.
Marshall Norwood Of Spring Hill. \. C.
and Lillian II. Turner Of Turner. Va.
Robert V. Bryant and Carrie T.. Walling.
Julian r. Carrck and Josephine Woomer
both Of Baltimore. Nd
William l.. Green of Baltimore. Nd. nno
Lillian N. Morrison Of Evansville Ind.
Kenneth A. Minter and Alma A. Morris
both of Richmond. Va. :,
Herman Recker and Jennie krail, ooth o'
Little Ferry. y. J.
Byron d. Baker of Marathon. \. Y. an6
Bea atrce Atkins of Norfolk. Va.
Howard r. Cooper of Camp Meade, Nd, anc
Maye Goodes Of this city.
Wilb,rt +. knouse and Kathryn Rotchford.
Kemper Sudduth Of warrenton. Va. and
Elpase Breavard Of this city.
Thomas A. Frederick and Florence b. Hen
SON
Joseph o. Shaw and Frances Fl. Shields.
Charles Easton and Pearl Smith.
I.oris NJ. Gri6in and Czell Burton
Evening star., 1921-04-13

rose point lace. 1t had a court train.
She wore a veil with orange blossoms
and carried a shower bouquet of bride
roses and lilies of the valley She also
carried handkerchief made Of rare
old Venetian lace. which has been car
ried by number of Venetian brides.
and was sent to her from Venice for the
occasion.
The bridegroom was attended by Mr..
William Henry Granse of Saginaw.
Mich.
The ushers were Mr.. Frederick Philip
Hayward Siddons Of Washington.
brother of the bride: Mr. Lyman w.
King of London. onkrio. and MIR.
Frederick w Ladue of New York. The
men Of the bridal party. with the ex-
Ception of Justice Sddons and his son.
are members of the Theta Chi Fra
ternity. to which the bridegroom be-
longs. With the exception of Mr.. Ladue,
who is secretary of the national organ
ization. they are members of the Uni
versity OF Michigan chapter
Immediately after the ceremony a
small reception was given at the
home of the brides parents. 1914
Biltmore street northwest. Here a
color scheme of pink and white re-
lieved with green was carried out.
!, The mantels We're banked with
ferns and flowers as was the bay
WINDOW. WheTe lne were IT,
ceived by the brid1 and bridegroom
and Justice and Mrs. Siddons. The
centerpiece for the table in the
dining room was a basket of roses
and white lilacs. The soft glow of
many candles furnished the only
illumination for the house.
Mrs. Siddons wore a gown of fawn-
color lace over blue taffeta. Mrs.
Chaplain Carson of Roanoke. Va.
sister of Mrs. siddons. assisted in
ntertaining and wore gown of
black satin and lace. trimmed in blue.
After the reception Mr.. and Mrs.
Lasher left for the Berkshires, where
they Will spend a short time before
going to Ann Arbor. Mich. to make
their home. Mr.. Lasher being mem
of Michigan.
Out-of-town guests included. be-
sides members of the bridal party
Mrs NJ. A. Rollow of New York city,
Mrs F.. s. Schoonmaker of Kalama-
zoo, Mich: Miss Rena NJ. I4asher of
Ann Arbor. Mich and Mr.. Paul Per-
kins of Boston. Mass.
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Bailey and her
granddaughters. the Misses Smith
the Hotel Commodore. They will re-
turn to Washington about the first
week in May.
Mrs. " llllam II. bOran le1t her nome
in Chevy Chase yesterday for a brief
visit in New York. She will return at
the end of the week.
Announcement was made last night
by Mrs. Warren Delano Robbins and
Nine Mishtowt of the benefit commit
tee of the Russian .elief organization
of the program to be presented at the
Russian embassy. 1119 10th street
northwest. tomorrow and Friday
nights. Not only will the tableaux
vivant. which are to be the feature
Of each evening. bring forth the fair
est members of the smart set. but an