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The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-09
FACTS ABOUT TIE JEWISH POP.
ILATION OF NEW YORK.

There are 1,6OO,0O0 Jews in greater
New York nearly 20 percens OF the
entire population. That equals the
total population of Philadelphia. or
Detroit and Cleveland put together. or
buffalo, San Francisco and Pittsburgh
combined. or twice the population of
Boston. The 1000. 1000 are distributed
thus: East Side of Alanhatiaa. 3D.
GOO: Harlem. 232.0o0, HrorN- 3l1.-
600: Williamsburg. 2o@ 90 lwnS-
vile. 191, 900; East New York. JOS
90: Borough Park. G6,0oo; Queens.
$1,000: Richmond. 800 and scattered.
12I,OOO.
The population is jewish in the full
lest sense of the word with IT'S own
banks. retail stores, restaurants, etc.
1t supports twelve jewish theatres
5000 grocery and delicatessen stores.
200 stationery, cigar and candy stores.
400 meat shops. 500 drug stores,
700 shoe stores, 30 hardware stores.
$50 paino shops. 24o furniture store,
and $500 electrical dealers.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-09
JEWISH WELFARE BOAkDS PAN
TICIPATION IN ARMISTICE DAY
PROGRAM.

gtOn--Tweilty. uniformed
workers of the Jewish Welfare Board.
men and women. will march in the
funeral procession from the National
Capitol to Arlington Cemetery to hon
Or the Unknown Soldier on ArmiS-
tice Day. Officers and other rcpresen-
tatives of the Jewish Welfare Foarl
will participate in the services at the
Capitol and in the amphitheater mt Ar
lington. \ delegation of one hundred
headed by DIR. Cyrus Adler of Phila-
deIphin. chairman of the Army ana
Navy committee of the Board, will lay
n wreath on November 10th. at ) p.
in., upon the tomb of the Unknown
Soldier at the Capitol. Others who
will participate in the ceremonies VIII
he Justice Irving Lehman of New
York. president of the Board. DIR. VIII
linn Rosenau of Baltimore. Judge
Milton Slrasbourger of Washington,
ID. &. and Harry Il. Glrcksman. eN-
ecutivc director.
Y NJ. IL. AS Y. w. III. AS, Eau-
cutional Alliances and other organiza
tions affiliated with the Jewish We'll
fare Board will also celebrate Armis-
tice Day with special services. Their
programs will reflect three distinct
aspects: Anniversary of cessation or
hostilities. the burial of the Unknown
Soldier and the meeting of the Confer
ence on Limitation of .\rmnments.
Prominent local speakers will make
addresses. In New York city, the
Jewish Welfare Board workers who
have performed service overseas. Will
participate as a Guard of Honor in
the Armistice Day meeting at Madison
Suuarc Garden
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-09
CONSIDER ARGENTINA AS FIELD
FOR JEWISH IMMIGRATION.

Berlin In the Polish town of
Rovno, representatives of the .Ameri-
can Joint Distribution committee, the
American Hebrew Immigrant Aid So
ciety, the Warsaw Ukrainian com
mittee. and numerous Polish Jewish
organization are comforting on the
question of finding an outlet for the
thousands OF Russian Jewish refugees
now masscd in Galicia. Bessarabia and
Poland With immigration into the
United States and Palestine restrict
cd. Argentina appears to lie the most
likely field for immigration. Dr. Mas.
o.!itor of Buenos Aires daily, now
visiting Poland, spoke at length on
the practical prospects of Jewish col
onization in Argentina. and II com
mittec has been instructed 30 study
tie problem and confer with DIR. Nan
sen. chairman of the League" Com
mission on Refugees.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-09
ROUNIANIAN CROWN PRINCE TO
PUBLISH DIR. CASTERS WORKS.

I.dndon-Thc Crown Prince of Ron
mania asked permission of Dr. Caster,
The Scfradic liaham, 10 publish new
edition of DIR. Casters literary works,
AT his own expense. The permission
was given. DIR. Caster, it will be re-
mcmlercd. recently visited Roumani,i.
his native country. where his stale-
mcnt that the condition of the Jews
there no longer neccssitated the move
ment for national rights. provoked con-
IN Ronmania. During his visit he
was officially received by the Rou-
inanian government.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-09
POLISH GYMNASIUM IN WILMA
APPEALS TO JEWS FOR ASSIST.
ANCE,

Warsaw-The director of the Polish
gymnasium in wilma has addressed
himself to DIR. WigOdsky. the head of
the wilma Jewish Kehillah. in AN ap-
gymnasium. as there are many Jew
ish students there. DIR. Wigodsky re-
piled that the Kehillah itself is in H.
nnncinl straits and is therefore not in
IL position to comply with the re-
quest of the gymnasium. DIR. Wig
odsky suggested fiat Iiddish he used
us the language of instruction in some
courses. The director stated that he
would grant the request if the Jewish
students required it.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-09
FUNERAL OF JERUSALEM DEAD
A SILENT PROTEST.
Trial Of Accused Begins. Arabs Send
Telegram 10 Lloyd George.

Jerusalem funeral of the four
Jewish victims of the Arab disturbance
in Jerusalem took place on Friday
afternoon. and was Il siiens and dig
niiicd protest against the activities Of
the attackers. No speeches or eulogics
were heard. and the police. together
with II strong military guard. acom-
panied the funeral procession to the
cemetery on the Mount of Olives. All
Jewish stores and schools were clos
ed.
The number of wounded now counts
81 No further disturbances have oc-
CURED. All of Palestine remains quiet
The Palestinian Arab Delegation
here has despatched telegram II
King George and Premier Lloyd
Gcore. expressing their sorrow and
regret at the recent episode in Jc-
rusalem. but declaring that it was
entirely the result of England's I'M
workable policy.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-09
COMBAT TENDENCY TO LIMIT
HEBREW IN GERMAN UNI
VERSITlES.
Gewish TelceraphIc Agency

= Berlin-.At a conference of German
Oricntaiists and bible students held
Mt Leipzig last week. statement was
issued defending the study of the
Pible in Hebrew. in German univerrt-
ties and explaining that such stud0s
are to be considered apart from any
questions of race or religion. The as
scmbled scholars mean to combat the
tendency TO limit the university IA
culties in their Hebrew studies. ana
demand llhat at least schools of The
ology should have II minimum Hebrew
requirement.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-09
PROHIBIT CELEBRATION OF
BALFOUR DAY IN JAFA.

Jerusaem-A group of Jewish gen
darmes have been despatched to Low
or GaliIec TO protect Jewish colonies
there from impending Arab attacks, Ii
is learned that large. armed aribes OF
Bedouins are preparing to cross the
Jordan and move upon Jewish settle
ments in the Valley of Jeracl and in
Lower Galilee.
The Governor of Jaffa has prohibit
ed all public demonstrations during
the week of November 2nds the third
anniversary of the publication of the
Balfour declarSion. Jews are not per-
mitted to hoil open celebrations nor
will the Arabs he granted permits TO
hold protest gatherings.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-09
.$l4, 600, 900 Campaign
Begun by David Brown
AMERICAN JEWISH RELIEF COM
AHTTEE RAISING FUNDS FOR
RELIEF FOR DESTITUTE JEWS
IN EUROPE.


oii HIS pir'hdaF iaSt week i'aVia y.
nro"h vi pe'roi'' "i'i''ah VI ''i'
-N"ericah 'e"ish hei'ei coiihii''e'
'if"'"'o "ppe"i i"r 'i'e r'ii'i VI 'ne
"''i"reus vi 'h""s'iiius oi "'s'i'"'e
jews III Europe sat ht MS "esh III M
'ioii''' 'i''''l''ar'erS w''''he 'ir"
s'e"' Pie Oh hi'li- n INQUEST h"'e
iroii' '"o"'' VI i-o'p' "ho i''u J"N' "
ecP''u 'iie e'i'iriii'i'S'iip VI 'ie
Gaso c"mpaigh' contained me Hollow
ihs Messase'
MY au"rcss Is now "es'ih'hs''f
h'hfdihg tine 'hleago heaoi"a'riers''
'hicaso' Whcre VIII u" "''ii eiie e''hi-
p''ish e''SeS' iie'ise "' "'c zen ~"
'rat III! hedrt an" No''i "r' :" wv
WORK ana iii"t siiili MOI resi- uht''
III! 'aSk Is h'iiSiie"-
ih"' II 'Hc h'feS' pir'"''"! Pi'n'
man couiu receive eNci'iiui'" NJ
'ro"h' liere iS one vi 'ne ''ioS' I'M
Por'aht ah'' p'aSics' me" III 'hi''I"
putting as'ee MS ih"i'i''"i"o"S ih't'
cSts aihi ueNo'lhs an ms time i"'
weeks on end t" inns humane service
ne Is DIE man ""''is "iS !o'' III
1h"rnc'cristicaiiy great WAY, hi- "'-
'otioh must DE Il shihih- 'Nh'ni''" ="
all oil us.
Mr. Browns hrthdas Mf Ai7i the
seventeenth annivers''i2 o. ""i'
ding, ana the "atc hNe" ior Inc hfs'
bousewarmihg III ms new ie'r"''
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-09
MARCONI TO install WIRELESS
STATION IN PALESTINE.

London-The Marconi Wireless Tel
egraph Company here is negotiating
regarding the construction of n wire
less station in Palestine. Representa-
'ires of the Marconi Company are in
touch with local Jewish organiza-
tiOns and with English merchants do
ing business with Palestine, So as Ia
learn their opinion of the commercial
possibilities of the project. y wire
less telegraph station in Palestine will
mean not only an improvement in the
business possibilities of the country.
hut will make Palestine a news center
for the Near East
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-09
November 2 Brings New
Riots in Jerusalem
FOUR JEWS. ONE ARAB KILLED.
TIlIRTY-NINE WOUNDED IN
BALFOUR DECLARATION An
NIVERSARH RIOTS.

Jorusolon Eorr Ious ,nd .,., Arab
ver, til,od and ., Icws and il Ir,b,
v,ere wo,ded !, ,iots whic, ,oo,. n,,c.
n, Io,,s,,lo, on n. ,,orn;,o or Io
,,,,,,.. ,,d t,,. fo,,rth ,,,n;rorsr
nf tbo R.,four Dec,ortion
a, ,hh,, IN o..,oou, , l.,,c. or,,,n
Of Arabs .ru,.l VIII, s,oros s,;.,.s
.,,d ,roo,,ons s,or,od y. do,,o,str.,,o
,o,, ,,,o lar. not. Of I,rns,,om rb.
noI;ce burr;.d,v onn.orcd on tb. scene
and ,occonno,,.,, tho demo,stro,or.
mn, ,,o Iofr, roo, towards tbo nost-
ot,;co uor, mo sn,r;t of tho >r,bs
,,a.ome d,nyerous and when fbev re-
fused IN disnerse tbev werc fired unon
bv tho malice S,bscnnently ana
,l,ruout th. J,r ,onv ,tt,c,.s on
lows toot nI,., within tho o,d city
T., ON, -, ,h.s. :, ,o,,,,, ,o. ,.ro,.o
One housc was looted. TN. funeral of
,bo victins ,ool nl,cc an Friday after.
noon
strong movemont bos started
,,ona laws ,o aom,nd tb. ros;yn,.
.;a,, ~ cono..,, s,,. po,.,,, Storrs
,ovor,or ,f torus,,om m, th. oround
,h,. In ,y,s f,,lv ,uarc of tb. >r,b
nron,r,tions for demonstrations on
n,Ifour D,v md tbor bc sbou,d have
,.to, th, no.s.r,. stons IN nravent
49,. o,;,. ,,,,,rst. c.,,r., Storrs
,,... o,.or,o,. oc t.,usoIom during tbc
I,,,.,r ,;ot. II, ,o,o III. ziopist
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-09
Delegation to
Have Cordial Welcome
UNTERMYER AND MARSHALL
HEAD COMMITTEE FOR SOkO-
LOW, BIALIK AND WARBURG.

New York-Samuel Untermyer. who
will head the Board of Trustees of the
I>crcn Haycsod. or Palestine Founda-
tion Fund. and Louis Marshall. are
heading lhe committee of leading Jews
in this city and thrnout the country
to welcome the Zionist Delegation.
which is due to arrive on the AQuit-
ania on November 11th.
The delegation incldes Nahum Solio.
law, chairman of the executive connie
tee of the World Zionist Organiza-
tion. Chain fNachman Bialik, the
greatest living Hebrew national poet.
Professor otto warburg. ex-President
of the World Zionist Organization and
DIR. Alexander Goldsrcin. n noted Rus
sian Zionist. They are sailing with
ment Conference.
a large prOgrom is being prepared,
in New York and thruOut the cOun-
try for the welcome and reception OF
appearance will he made at the Hotel
.Astor on Sunday evening. November
18th. where they will be entertained
mt dinner by one thousand hosts. in
clud;ag Samuel U-ntermycr. Louis Mar
shall Peter J. Schweitzer. DIR. !. l..
Magnes. Rabbi Meyer Berlin. Judge
Jacob 8. Strnhl, and hundreds of 9TH
or leading Jews. Circuit Court Judge
Ia,c, Ih,unapbouu, nf HailSt m
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-09
PRAY FOR SUCCESS OF ARMS
HUNGARY.

Vienm- -Sok,iers of Admiral Hor-
tly's army are conducting series of
pOgroms on Jews in West Hungary ana
Burgenlnnd. according to dispatches
received from Budapest. Thousands
of Jews are fleeing the country in
panic and vending their way to Aus
tria or other parts of Hungary.
In KOrbersdorf. West Hungary arm
Cd, bands mustered Jewish school chill
dren from their class rooms and forced
them to dig graves into which the
youngsters were thrown. SolSilers
then performed the burial rites with
much hilarity.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-09
Armistice Day, 1918.-21
BY ErHEL BLAIR JORDAN

Cease liring." Over all che world
The swords were sheathed. the ban
ners furlcd
The War is dead - the nations sang
Ten Thousand thousand joy-bclls rang
HOsannas rose from every shore.
Peace. peace is Ours forevermorc.
Before the joyOus shouting died
Dark war-clousls gathered far and
wide.
Men could not swiftly sweep away
Wars dcsolating tempest-sway.
That down the ancient, wrathfuI years
Has held them captive to their fears.
In minds too Young for enmity
There lie; the way to make men free.
When childrcn's Friendships are world
wide
New ages will be glOrified.
Let child love child. and wars will
cease:
Disarm the hearts. for that is Peace.
Junior Red, Cross News.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-09
OPPOSE JEWISH MINISTER'S DE
PARTURE FROM LITHUANIA.

KOynO-In. Jewish circles in Lith-
uania there Is considerable dlstufh-
ance over the news that DIR. Solo
wejik. now Minister of Jewish Affairs
i'm the Cabinet. will soon leave that
most and proceed to London to assume
his studies as newly elected member
of the London Zionist Executive.
DIR. Solowcjik's departure is regard
ed as danger to the development or
Jewish autonomy in che country.
Strong efforts are being made to nave
him remain in the country.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-09
Special Relief for Jewish
Refugees in Russia
REGISTRATION OF JEWISH EMI-
GRANTS THROUGHOUT RUSSIA.
Wives and Children of American Citi-
zens First to Leave.
fJcwish Telegraphic Agency

Bcrlin-Thc local Office of the new
ly created Jewish Emigration COM
mittcc has received an offer from the
Soviet Government to provide special
relief to the thousands of Jewish ref
ugces in the region around the Dnies-
ter River and in South Russia and
Ukraine. Food. clothing and shoes
are to he Introduced across the Bes-
s;,rabian frontier, and distributed di.
rcctly 10 the Jewish refugees by Jew
ish representatives.
The Emigration committee has wir-
cd its acceptance to Moscow and n
reply from the Central Soviet gov
ornment, giving final and definite per-
mission. is expected here tomorrow.
Your correspondent had an inter-
view with one 81 the executives of the
Berlin branch of the Russian Jewish
Social committee who informed me
authoritutivcly that the Soviet govern
ment was prepared to legalize and
fncilirae the emigration of economi-
cally non-productive persons who had
relatives abroad who We're citizens of
II country The Soviets are prepared
to establish contact with an authOri-
tative Jewish organization. in whose
aptls will he placed the task of trans-
porting the cmigrants in Russia and
thru ncighboring countries
The local Office of the Russian Jew
ish Social committee has Informed the
Executive of the Jewish Emigration
committee chat Soviet officials have al
ready begun the registration OF Jews
who desire TO cmigrnte from RUSSIA
and who have relatives naturalizcd in
America. Wives of naturalizcl Amer
lean citizens constitute the first cate-
CORY which will he permitted to emf
crate. Next to these are children be-
low the age of Is whose parents are
United States citizens.
The jewish Commissariat in Moscow
lNs instructed local representatives
of the Jewish Social Committee to be-
gin the registration iof prospective
Jewish emigrants thruouf Russia.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-09
DIR. NORTHEASTERN HEADS UN.
ION HEBREW COLLEGE.

Cincinnati-Dr. Julian Morgenstern
of this city was chosen to be Acting
President of the faculty of the He
brew Union College, by the Bonrd of
Governors. lie will succeed DIR. Kauf-
mann Kohler. who resigned some time
ago and is to he President Emeritus
of the college
DIR. MorgenStern is ~ years old and
IL graduate of the University of Gin
,innad. He was ordained a rabbi ut
Hebrew Union College in 1902.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-09
HISTORICAL SOCIETY MEETING

New York-The thirtieth annual
meeting of the American Jewish His
tcrical Society will he held in the city
of New York. on Sunday and Mon
,!ay. Feb. II and 13, 1922 (Lincoln's
birthday. The objects of the society
are the collection. preservation and
publication of material having refer
eucc to the settlement and history of
Jews Oh the american continent, and
the promotion of the study of jewish
history in general. preferably so far
az the same is related TO American
Jewish history or connected with the
causes of emigration from various
parts of the world 10 this continent.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-09
SAvINkOW FORCED TO LEAVE
POLAND

Warsaw. Nov. 2-Boris SavinkoW
and group of his followers were
forced to leave Poland yesterday. lie
returned recently from Prague, after
obtaining the consent of the Czecho-
Slovakiau government to settle in that
country. ostepsibly to repain iu Pol
and for one dny in order TO wind ny
his affairs there. Several days pass
cd and Savinkow showed DO intention
of leaving the country, He finally re-
ccived strict orders from the Polish
government to leave and WAS compell-
ed to depart yesterday under guard.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-09
ASSIMILSTIONISTS WOULD CURB
JEWISH PRAISE OF EINSTEIN.

Rrrlin-.Icwish assimilatiOnists here
are opposed to the large amount OF
enthusiastic praise. that has been
showercd by Jews upon Professor Al
bert Einsteim 1t is maintained tina
the exaggerated lionization of Elm
stein is not due to belief in the
scientific ability of Einstein or in
his genius, but is called forth mere
ly by his being II Jew. 1t is as
serted that continued praise for Elm
stein would therefore he an additional
cause for the growth of anti-Semitism.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-09
Workers Of U. S. Send
Starving Russians Food
WORKING MEN AND WOMEN
GIVE MONEY AND TINE FOR
FAMINE SUFFERERS.


New YOrk-Two steamships. bear
ing food to Pctrograd. IL gift from the
wOrkingmen and women of the United
States TO the famine sufferers of Rus
sia. sailed recently from this city and
Philadelphia Each relief cargo WA
valued at S100.000 the foodstufls hav
ing been purchased by the American
Federated Russian Famine Relief com
mittee with contributions from unions
and other labor groups that have des-
ignated the committee rs their co-or-
dinating, buying and shipping repre-
sentative. Both shipments We're con
signed 10 the Chief of the Port of
PetrOgrad. who will turn the supplies
over to the Soviet governments own
famine relief organization.
The American Federated Famine
Relief committee. of which Lincoln
Steffens is executive secretary. is co
operating both here and in Russia with
the American Relief Adminisfratio
headed by Herbert Hoover. 1t has also
invited the cooperation of all other
agencies for Russian famine relief Its
headquarters is at AZ West Forty
second street. New York. Its national
committee is composed of fhe follow
ing
Allan s. BrOms. Max Eastman. Lew
IS S. Gnnnett, DIR. Jacob w. Hartman n.
William ii. Johnston. Ludwig Lore.
Albert Jay Mock, DIR. John ]. Ohsol,
Dr. Gregory Straggnell Joseph
Schlossbcrg. DIR. Norman Thomas.
Alexander Trachtenberg and u. c.
yladcck.
The steamer that left New Yors
was the Eliza sier. Its cargo consisted
of 1000 cases of condensed milk. 100
long tons each of corn grits, yellow
corn meal. Oakcr rolled oats and lima
beams: fifty long tons of cocoa, fifteen
long tons of bacon. twenty-five long
tons each of lard and fat backs. fifteen
long tons of oleomargerine and ten
long tons of corn and oats.
Every effort is being made to get
MS mnny sliplOa,Ia. of fOoI as possible
ncross before the harbor of Petro-
grad is closed by-icc. Aftrr that It
will he necessary to make use of Ports
In the South of Russia. where facil-
ties are poorer.
Six hundred tailors. men and wom-
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-09
MAYOR HYLAN ADDRESSES HUN
GARIAN JEWISH CONVENTION

New York-AIayor Hylan of New
York addressed Hungarian Jewish
Convention here at which is societies
were represented. Plans were laid for
n campaign to raise fund of half IA
million dollars for Hungarian Jewish
relief.
The Mayor spoke of the great need
for relief work in Central Europe
and said he hoped the Federated Jew
ish Societies would he able to raise
the fund
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-09
THE DIBBUK" \ SUCCESS IN
BERLIN

Berlin-An-sky's wcll-known Nid-
dish DRAMA the ''Dihbuk. was pro-
tluced here for the first cine last night.
The performance was startling sue
cess and attracted an immense audi
cncc Among the guests were Chnim
Nachman Bialik, who made the He
brew translation of the "Dibhuk for
the Moscow "IIa Bimah: :" Baal Mach
ehOyos, Herman Struck. and David
Yellin of Jerusalem.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-09
JEWISH ALDERMEN REFUSE TO
WITHDRAW RESERVATIONS.
(Jewish Telegrnphic agency

Warsaw-The Jewish members ut
the Warsaw Municipal Council who re-
signed af.er the Council had refused
to permit rade by Jews on the S'itur-
day EVENINGS prior to Rosh Hashonah
and SuccoSh. have refused to withdraw
their designations despite the urgent
Icouest of the Warsaw Kehillah.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-09
JEW APPOINTED ASSISTANT L
S DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

Boston-Statc Senator Elijah n.
Stone of Massachusetts has been a1-
pointed Assistant L. s. District At
torncy.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-09
PRAY FOR SUCCESS OF ARMS
CONFERENCE.

London-Special services for the
success of the Washington Arms Con-
ference was held in all Jewish syna-
gogs and temples on the Sabbath pre-
ccdins the opening of the Conference.
Or. Hertz. Chief Rabbi of Great Brit-
ain. as ;ed all Rahbis and Ministers to
discuss the Question of disarmament
in special sermons ON that occasion.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-09
"HA.zEF1RA" TO BE WEEKLY.


Warsaw-The well-known local He
brew daily. "IIa-Zefira," which has
been in existence for the last 10 years,
will hereafter he published as Il week
ly magazine Tie change Is due to
financial difficulties from which the
newspaper has been suffering during
the past year.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-09
SENATE CONFIRMS RABBI KORN
FIELD TO PERSIAN POST.

Washington, Nov. 9.-Thc nomina-
lion of Rabbi Kornfeld of Ohio to he
minister to Persia was confirmed to-
day by the senate, according TO the
Associated Press.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-09
POGROM ORPHANS EN ROUTE TO
ARGENTINA.

Berlin-Ninety Jewish pogrom or
phans arrived here from Warsaw on
their way to Argentina. where local
Jewish organizations will care for
their settlement or adoption into fam
lilies. The Jewish Emigration COM
mittee here welcomed lhe children at
the railroad station and will provide
for them during their stay here.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-09

What constitutes greatness? Is II
to have power and use 1t for personal
ends? Is it to have 1t and use IT
with all gentleness, considering 9th
crs. AS truly as oneselff Inat o'd ne
brew writer of Psalms WAS facing one
Of the profoundest principles of char
meter when he sail. Thy gentlenesS
l;,tn made me- great.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-13
Un Hombre a los As Puede
GOzar la Salud y los Placeres
de un Joven de 20
Para solo preca que sangre hero que
10 que le da Ia robustez resistencia.

I'm una ardua expedition unas mon
tahas, un peri6dico recientemente
relata el que una cuarta parte de los
que llegaron a la Gina fueron hombres
de mas de "A amos de edad. ESQ prUeba
que un hombre de 45 puede tener mayor
resistencia que I'm joven de 20, 81 cuida
de su salud Y mantiene su sangre LENA
de hierro. Pugilistas v demas hombres
que luchan en- toda clase de campeo-
natoS suelen cOnservar sus fuerZas
observando ura dieta de alimentos
cientificamente escogidos por su uriqueza
en- hero. La Naturaleza puso hero
en- abundancia en- frutos, verduras v
eereales para enriquecer la sangre,
Pero en- los netodos alimenticios mo-
dernos Sc pierden esos valiosos elemen-
tos; &c ahf el aumento alarmante en-
amos recientes en- Anemia, agotamiento
ae hero en- la sangre Y sus efectos
aebilitantes para el organismo, neryio-
sidad, vejez premature, etc.
81 no esta I'd robusto Y vigoroso,
III le falta virilidad despeio mental,
o 81 81 organismo Sc ha debilitado por