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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-07
LEM. THE BASHFUL
He Desired Popularity, But Was Too
Timid 10 Co After Ii.
Continued from yesterday }

The morning OF the day after the
tryoutS, when the names OF the
successful candidates we're posted
on the bulletin board OF the school,
and Lemuel Gibbons name was
seen there, several students with
whom Lem had conversed once
or twice, and whom he considered
his best friends i'll the school, ap-
preached him and gave him their
congratulations
There was Paul Service, for in
stance, and George Davidson and
Horace Smith, who said they were
pleased to see he had gained
position. And then Mable Koler,
member OF Lens English class,
and person whom Lem secretly
admired very much, told him how
happy she was to know he had
made the team.
To cap it all, Sticky" White,
cheerleader for Parker, in assem-
bly, late that day, called for yells
for each OF the men on the new
team, and a thrill ran thru Lem as
his name was roared out by the
whole school. He realized that
at last he might have an oppor-
tunity to live down his reputation
as being the most bashful and awk-
ward boy in school
When the cheers for each man
on the ice-skating team had been
given Lem happened to glance in
the direction OF Mabel Koler who
was sitting in the assembly hall
directly across from him. She
smiled to him and Lem blushed
deeply-"Doggonit, just like me-"
he thought.
After much daily practice on the
ice, the day set for the race with
Melville High School drew near.
All thru the days preceding that
OF the race Lem had astonished
the other members OF the team and
the coach himself with his wonder
ful ability on the skates. He did
so well, in fact, it was generally
conceded that in him and him alone
rested the power to win the race
from Melville. He was the back
bone OF Parker's team.
(More Tomorrow
Freshman--"I got zero in math.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-07

Mr. Smith came into the class
little late the other day, and, find-
ing one young hopeful steadying a
large book endways on his chin, in
CURED what he was doing.
why, sir, I'm balancing the
ledger" was the reply.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-07
OLD MAN PUZZLE

How many coins has a person in
his purse if, "a dozen more being
added, he would then have times
as many2
ANSWER to yesterdays: A. II. B.
"a c. 3s)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-07
WHO is HE ?

A British es-
sayist. historian
and philosopher.
He wrote "Crom-
wells Letters
and Speeches.
(Yesterd a y
Alexander Ham
llton.)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-07
OLD LADY RIDDLE

Way do little birds in their nest
always agreef
ANSWER to yesterdays: When is a
boxers eye like barrel?'--When II
Is bunged up.)
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-07

A little girl is reported to have
written on her examination paper:
The Arctic Ocean is chiefly used
for purposes Of exploration"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-07

willie, dear, baby is crying.
Will you rock him?"
"Sure I would, mother, if had
a rock"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-07
QUESTION FOR DEBATE

Resolved: That the government
should establish free public col
leges throughout the country.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-07

Berlin.--seven killed, % wounded
In no, at Flasberg. on which police
fired on rioters.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-07

Freshman-"I got zero in math.
today"
Sophomore-"Huh, that's moth
in.."-THE TABULA, Oak Park. III.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-01-07

.-President-eledt Harding
receives 92nd Masonic degree.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-28
DENVER GIRL WINS ACCURACY
CONTEST

Miss Pauline Auslender. - West
Hayaud is the first person in the en-
award given 10y the Remington Type
writer company in their semi-annual
accuracy contest for typists. She
wrote ut the rate of - words n min
ate for IL minutes. absolutely perfect.
The award is new typewriter.
Miss .tuslcnder is nc present employ
ed at the office of Bardwell. HecoN,
McCcmb and Strong. attorneys. and
is a teacher in the Commercial De-
partmcnt of the evening vocational
high school. She was Denver INT
vcrsity student after graduating from
the East side High school
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-28
.uD0E AARON j. LEVY RETURNS
FROM EUROPE.

New YOrl; IL. c. B.D.-.Iudge Aaron j.
Levy. Grand Master of the Independent
Order 'B'rith Abraham. returned last
Friday from Europe. aboard the steam
or New Amsterdam" In an inter
view he gave out to newspaper report
cra. Judge Levy described the terrible
plight of Jewish communities in Europe.
During his trip lie visited Poland.
Galicia. Germany and Austria. He de
scribed the Jewish situation in Poland
as particularly disastrous and stated
that every Jew There was anxious to
come To America.
Asked by representative Of the
New York Day" why he did not attend
the Congress now meeting at Carlsbad.
Judge Levy replied. Il decided not TO
go to the Congress because | represent
cd the Independent Order Birth Abra-
ham and could not go as an individual.
Furthermore. | would very much like
to Sc peace established within the
Zionist movement Though ! am heart
and soul in favor of the Kercn Hayesod
do not believe that that fund can
be successful in this country unless the
two factions come to an amicable un-
dcrstandinG. The fact is that the major
ity of the Zionist leaders whom | met
in Paris. in London and in other cities.
feel that the break has been the cause
Of serious damage and that the Con
gress in Carlsbad ought to adopt n reSo-
luton inStructing the leaders TO make
peace with the American minority fac
ton
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-28
Obituaries
Mrs. Jennie Shen'el Washer.

Mrs. Jennie Shencl Washer passed
away Friday after an illness of several
months.
Mrs. Washer had lived in Denver for
over thirty-fvc yearS. he came when
but n young child, tho oldest of a large.
motherless family and assumed a
mothers place 10 them, which she con
tinued until all were grown TO manhood
and womanhood. in which noble task
she was. encouraged aud supported by
her husband. the late Joe Washer. who
died siNten years ago. she was again
left young woman with family of
seven Young children to rear.
Mrs. Washer was only IS years old at
the time of her death. She was II de-
voted mother. n loving sister. and a
loyal friend Mrs. Washer is survived
by three SONS, Isaac. who lives in Des
Moincs. la, Philip and phineas, and
four daughters. Mrs. Lou Rock. Mrs.
Edward Tayne. Lot;ie and Gertrude
died sixteen years ago. She was again
Washer, all of Denver.
Funeral services were held from
Meyers Sunday. Dr. Wm $. Friedman
officiating. lnlcrmcnt was mt Rose Hill.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-28
Clubs
DRA-MU-LIT DANCE A'cOMING

There's going to he dandy dance.
October ~, mt Progress club, the Dra-
Multi is giving it. yo,I l.now ii will
be great.
Come to the club rooms. some Sun
day morning. and watch the Sunday
School classes. About seventy-five
young folk are present every week.
and display great enthusiasm in their
lessons.
There is something doing, every
evening AT the club rooms. Are you
Interested in following mp English or
Iiddish literature? Are you dra-
matically inclined? Do you care for
spanish? For photo coloring? For
music: Can you play any musical
instrument? Something besides n
mouth organ or victrola? ON Satur-
day evening, newly formed orches-
ira is in rehearsal You are welcome
to join il. The club rooms arg open
every evening. visit Il bit. Then put
in your application for whatever study
You wish to take up. Regular busi-
ness meetings are held every Wc.lnes-
day. BE present and judge for your
self. the advantages which this edu-
cational organization offers you free
5, y .Ir
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-28
FAMOUS MOVIE" STAR TO VISIT
DENVER IN PERSON.

General Manager Louis *. Sidney.
announces The exclusive personal ap-
pearancc of the noted screen beauty,
Miss Clara Kimhall Young. who will
appear nj The William Fox Isis theatre
for one week. starting saturday. Oct. i.
Miss Young will also appear in CON
junction with her latest screen success,
straight From Paris appearances
will be made daily at both matinee and
evening performances.
Noted for her remarkable and luNur-
ious dress creations Miss Young is
bringing with her wardrobe said 10
cost STO.OO0. In motion picture circles
Miss Young Is looked upon as one OF
the greatest of all motion picture stars,
having appeared in probably more film
successes than amy other PLAYER of the
silent drama.
During Miss Ioungs stay in Denver
many receptions are being planned for
the occasion.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-28
BANNOCK STREET GARAGE
MAKES A SPECIALITY ON
GENERAL OVERHAULING.

one of the leading features of the
Service Garage is their repair depart
mtnt which is under the personal super
vision of the two proprietors. w. L.
Mclaughlin and Earl Williams. both
thorough mechanics with years of OK
pcricncc in the automobile repair bust
ness. no job is ever turned out of this
shop unless it is mechanically correct.
This GARAGE has one policy. satisfac-
tory work coupled with world of scrv-
ice. The Service Garage is located at
$40 Bannock. opposite Speer Blvd.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-28
SION HOsOFER At CHEyENNE.

Cheyenne. Wyo.. Sept. 26--At. Sin
al Congregation celebrated an import
ant occasion last Sunday. Mr. and
Mrs Sam Marchick gave Il beautiful
Scphcr Torah, imported from .Icru-
salem to the Synagog The Sion
ceremonies began ut eco p. III. and
lasted to Z 80 p. IN. After which fhc
whole congregation and the guests
were taken TO the Moose Hall. where
an elaborate Kosher tanquet wns scr'N-
cd followed 10y dance. Rabbi Robin
owitz. of Denver ofliciated AT the cer"-
monies. assisted by Reverend Hoffman
Of Cheyenne.
The sale of MitzvOs was conducted
hy 5Ir Louis LipSon. president of the
congregation aud large amount Of
money was brought into the treasury
OF the congregation.
y number of prominent Jews from
Denver cscortiug Rabbi Robinowitz.
motorcd from that city in dozen or
more machincs-J. 5. l..
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-28
ARABS PLACE DEMANDS BE
FORE "LEAGUE.'
tIewish Telegraphlc Agency }


Gcneva-Thc Palesfiniiu Arab del
egation has forwarded II memorandum
to the League of Nations which con
tnins shc following demands: thar
Palestine he considered n part of the
Arab kingdom: that immigration of
Jews into Palestine he stopped; thai
Hebrew should cease TO he one of the
three official languages nj the Holy
Land chat II Parliament he created
for Palestine and that ;ie population
of the country he consulted ON the
question of the acceptance of the Brit
ish Mandate.
Members of the Arab delegation
Yesterday interviewed Cardihn'
Bourne in London. Cardinal Bourhe
expressed his interest in the Arab. po-
sition and regretted that the commis-
sion delegated to investigate the lues-
tion of the holy places in Palestine
had nos yet completed its task.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-28
LADIES AID TO EE'rH iSR.EL
iitSsPITiL AND HOME.


4 meeting of the Ladies' Aid will he
held "wednesday. October .. Mt the
Dici,enson Library. at Comejos and
Hooker streets. n > 30 y. m.
The Dcnliam theatre has been char
tered for October ~. and IL good play
is promised.
The following contributions have been
received since the last list was pub
lishcd:
Mcsdames Hymnn Robinson. 81: NJ.
Goldberg So: l.. Robinson. 81; Schach-
ter. 81 Rothenbcrg. ste: \. Schrcibcr.
2Jc: y. Zcrohnick. soc; Mr.. j. !.
Schwartz. 50.
Mcs,lames +. Wicnshenck. > towels :;
j. CART. 6 pillow cases: j. y. I.orhcr, q
towels: Goldberg. toweling: ii. Philips.
,Iuilt: Il. D. Engebar. 3 towels /. Gold.
> towels: 4. Milzer. 3 towels: |. Hahn
son > towels: u. Goldberg. l sheet; l..
Engpr. = towels; Goodman. 3 sheets; \.
Rothbcrg. 3 pillow cases; ii. Taipers.
Casper Wyo.. > pillow cases u. Rosen-
felt. / doz. handkerchiefs \. Sachs, ,
towels: Chandler. = towels; \. Ros en-
thai. / pair hose: 5. Pringel. ! sheet ;
Mr.. Grossman. New York. blankets.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-28
THE MEYER UNDERTAKING co.

The Meyer Undertaking Company has
moved to its now home ut 1917 Court
Place. This is bnly short distance
from its former place but is in a much
more private and quictcr location. The
Meyer Undertaking Co. have leased this
large building. which they will remodel
and arrange in the most accepted man
ner for the comfort and convenience of
their patrons. The large space before
the building gives splendid opportunity
for lodges and organizations to attend
and form for parade. The Meyer Tn
dertaking Co. is the only jewish under
taler here and one of the foremost
establishments in the city.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-28
DENVER SHELTERiNG HOME
DRIVE A SUCCESS.
HOME
$4,000 Subscribed by About 500 Con
tribui0rs

The lirsf week of the drive of the
Denver Shcitering Home for Jewish
Children to raise $4,000 for u new
building for girls has passed with
gratifying results.
At an enthusiastic meeting of WORK
orS held Monday evening at the adams
hotel. splendid AMI encouraging re
ports were made.
IL was announced that while only
about 800 citizens had been inter
viewed. over $4,000 had been plcdg-
ed.
The committee is very optomistic as
TO the complete success of the cam
paign.
The season Of the year. just before
the high and holy days. naturally in.
blessings. and 60 give generously.
That they will contribute literally to
II cause so close to the hearts of all,
Is beyond question. The call of help
remain unanswered.
Each will be eager ana anxious to
have part in erecting this building.
The HONG is now able 90 care for
Guly ~ children. the new building will
enable thcrn To extend their useful
hcss to - more. This means that
lust that many moro children will he
given comfortable homes and adequate
trimming. so that they will develop in
20 good Jews and loyal Americans.
workers small. If the committee does
not call ON you, help them. and the
Slcltcring Home. by sending your
pledge or your check to Louis Stern.
chairman. 1880 Stout st Denver.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-28
PIONEER OF FEDERATION.
NATHANIEL MYERS. DIES;
HEADED TECHNICAL SCHOOL

The funeral of National Myers, for
u years president of the Hebrew Tech
nical School for Girls, in New York
was held at the school.
Mr. Myers. who was largely respons-
ible for the formation of Federation,
was 13 yeara old at the time of his
death. He achieved prominence as Il
corporation lawyer. but it was in the
field of Jewish philanthropy, partic-
ularly education for girls, that he was
best known.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-28
SIR ERNEST CASSELL, FINANCIER
AND PHILANTHROPIST, DIED IN
LONDON.

London CT. G. BD.-Sir Ernest Cas-
sell. wcll-known millionaire and phi
lanthropist. died here today at the age
of 60. Sir Ernest was often dubbed
the English Rockefeller"
Sir Ernest Cassell had had an eX-
trcmcly interesting career. He was born
in Cologne. Germany. on March j. lS'z.
the son of small Jewish banker.
Jacob Cassell. IA pious Jew ana Taimud
ist. At 1G he came to England with his
parents. He started as Il clerk in II
wheat concern in Liverpool. but sew
erl years later he was employed by II
large firm where he showed great finan-
ci,I abilities. He soon established an
independent banking house with
branches in all countries. He has ad-
vanced large loans to Argentina and
Mexico and has great financial interests
in China and Egypt. He was an inti-
mate friend and financial adviser of
the late King Edward.
1t is now aScertained that Sir Ernest.
although converted to Christianity in
his early youth. has contributed large
sums of money for Jewish charitable
institutions and was regular sup
porter of many Jews funds.
He was closely associated and on
very friendly relations with Baron de
EIirSch.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-28
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to aii those who so kindly
helped MS in our greatest need. the
loss Of our darling mother.
MRS. LOUIS ROCK.
IKE WASHER,
Mrs ED. PAYNE,
LOTTIE WASHER.
PHILIP WASHER.
pHIMIAS WASHER.
GERTRUDE WASHER.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-28
YOUNG OHEB ZiDEK.

The Y. q. II. has resumed its so
c,nl functions after several months of
inactivity. y new group of young men
and women have become Interested III
this work and a very successful
season is promised. \ novelty social
dance and party has been arranged, 1t
will nke place nj Oheb Indek sy'ii
cog on Oct 30. 1921. Look for our
adds in this papcr.-H. II. X.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-28

charge of the pulpit Of Beth Israel
Congregation. Los Angeles Cal. Rabbi
Ncchcs is n native Of Palestine and
came to America in 1911 and has been
rabbi ac Columbus most of the time
he has been here In 1918 he was
appointed by the Governor of Ohio rs
Il member of the Ohio STATE Board of
Americanization and the same year
was appointed by the Mayor of Col
umhus as member of the City Beau-
tifying commission.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-28

4 number of public drinSiing foun-
tains have recently been installed on
the streets of Sc. Paul MINI. II is
largely due to the efforts of Mrs. Z.
y. Cardoza, prominent i'll che ranks
of the Council of Jewish Women, that
these fountains have been erected
Pinchus Ruttenhcrg has been given
the right to exploit the water power OF
the Auia River near Petach Ti!Wah for
the purpose of supplying electricity to
Tel AYiv and Jaffa.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-28
LETTERS FROM OUR FRIENDS.

Sept %. 1921.
To the Denver Jewish News.
Denver. colo.
Mrs. II. s. Fricdcnthal:
1t is now five years since we have
moved from Denver to this city. and
while writing this letter. | cannot help
hut tell you that each week my family,
Is well as myself. eagerly look forward
with pleasure to the arrival of your
very big little paper. and ] take this
means of telling You that we all hope
You will have immensely increased siic-
cess with every New Year that comes.
Very sincerely.
NJ TANNENBATM.
lO1 y. Gramcrcy Pl. Los Angeles. Calf.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-28
LADIES EDUCATIONAL CLUB
CONCERT

The Ladies Educational Club gave
= concert and tea ut the Labor Lyceuu
sunday, September 18th. Sixty dol
lars was the amount raised which was
sent TO the Friends of Russia" for
the relief of the starving people of
that land.
Among the participants on the pro
gram were Mr. Edward Milstone,
yiolinist, and Miss Eva Milstein.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-28
NOTICE oF DISSOLUTION.

We. the undersigned, ID. l.. Poe. Pre->
sident. and BENZ Poe. Secretary of The
under the laws of the state of Colorado. 4
do hereby give notice that at n meeting
of the stockholders of said corporation,
ing the propriety of dissolving said cory
porntion. and held at Denver, in the City
the 21th day of August, A. ID. 1921. Notice
of Publication of meeting Of stockholders,
was waived by all stockholders In writing.
The stockhol,iers by Il vote of more
than two thirds of the entire capital stock
of said corporation, ordered said cor
poration to be dissolved.
We further certify that all debts owing
by said corporation have been fully paid.
IN WITNESS. we have made and signed
this Notice of Dissolution, and affixed J
hereto the seal of said corporation, this
27th day Of August, y. ID. lo2l
DAVID l.. POE.
Presidentt
Attest:
BENZ POE,
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-28
ID. II. 1. DANCE.

Keep in mind the ID. II. |. Dance to
he given on Thanksgiving Eve. Nov.
.3rd.. at the Albany Hotel. The com
mittce is working hard and with lots
of pep. Melvin's Jazz orchestra will
furnish the music. Well all he there
50 come along.-K :.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-28
VIENNA PRESS PROTESTS
AGAINST AUSTRIA'S
EXCLUSION OF JEWS
FROM CITIZENSHIP

Vienna tJcwish Tclcsraphic Agency.
THE whole liberal press of Vienna
has started campaign against the
present government for rejecting the
applications of Jews for Austrian citi-
zcnship. although they were born in
Austria or have lived there for 30 years
and have the right to become citizens
according to provisions in the Peace
Treaty
The local sunday Afternoon News"
makes public an article by ii Nirmesc
author Herman Blumenthal, jew.
who submitted his application for citi-
zenship and was rejected, although he
is the author of literary works in
German has lived in Vienna for -
years and was an official of the Ans
trian Mortgage Bank. InterceSsion on
his behalf by the Austrian Minister Of
Education. who submitted that Blum
enthal had made a serious contribution
to German literature was of no avail
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-28
LADIES' AUXILIARY OF sheriff.
ISRAEL MEETING.

The ladies Auxiliary of sheriff.
Israel held Il very interesting meeting.
Wednesday. Sept. 2l.
Many improvements have been made
in the bul,limg by the congregation With
The assistance Of the Ladies' Auxiliary.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-28
BLESSING FOR RosH HAsHoNAH

Blessed art ihou. q God our King,
The Lord of life and everything,
Who kept and brought us all The way.
Alive and STRONG until today.
JESSIE SAMPLER.
tFrom "Around the Year in Rhymes }
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-28
Chancellor a Progressive
Community

\ modern young rabbi good preacher
in English and Yiddish. excellent prin-
cipal and instructor. religious school
leader. wishes position in the vicinity
OF University of Colorado. Boulder,
(some small communities may combine)
Dr. Morris Boros, 1903 Fifteenth St.
noullpr Colo
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-28

Two members of the San Francisco
Jewish community are among the seven
james Rolph. .Ir to make up the new
board of education in accordance with
the provisions of the charter amend
mcnt passed at the last election. The
appointees are to he voted on at the
November election.
The two representatives of local Jew
ry are Mrs. Mary Prng. tnother-in-law
of Congressman Julius Kahn and n vet
eran teacher in the school department
and Alfred Esberg. well known in local
business circles
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-28
T. \. T.

A regular meeting of the Il. y. I.
club was held Wednesday evening
Scpe. II. 1927 at the Community Cen
Ter 10Th and York ST.
The program for the future includes
many ideas which promise a success
ful ycar.-H. NJ.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-28
DEDICATION Or MONUMENT

The dedication OF the monument ut
the grave of the late l,lith Knntro-
witz. daughter Of Jacob Kanirowi'Z'
will occur at Nj Ncbo cemetery. at
q ta,c to he aynounccd later.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-28
THE WINDSOR FARM DAIRY.

Delivers early and promptly Pure
and health giving milks and creams.
from healthy cows. Get ON our route.
Call Main 5136.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-28

Mr.. Mayer. professor at the Lycee
I.ouiS-lc Grand in Paris, aud Captain
Emile Gomez. vaes. president Of the
Jewish Consistory of bordeaux twho
served brilliantly in the great war;,
have been appointed chcyaliers of the
Legion of Honor
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-28
o. W. l.. BOYS.

The q. w. LIS football team is
ready 10 receive challenges from other
clubs. Please call York Il01. At the
last club meeting, Bcnnie Bloom was
tlccecd To manage the team and Julius
Hollandcr to captain it.-J. III.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-28
JEWS BEATEN ON VIENNA
BOURSE.
fJewisl Telegraphic Agency

Vienna Bands of anti-Scmites ana
members of the Christian Socialist As
sociation, attacked Jewish petty bank
crs ON the Boursc. -Anti-Semitic
speeches were held 'and Jewish pass
ers-by were beaten.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-28
Local NeuUs

The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Ale Icitlcr will be pleased To know
that the automobile accident which
they suffered sunday has proven much
less serious than WAS nj first fcnred.
Mrs. Heitler is still suffering from
bruises and shock, while rncir daugh-
ger, Charlotte. is making n remarkable
recovery from the larrrations and loss
0f blood She suffered. She will prob
ally he able to leave the Mercy hos
litnl Sunday
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-28

In connection with the movement to
further the study of Hebrew at the Mel
bourne University. referred to in these
u Jewish students have siSnilicd
their intention of joining the proposed
classes. and considerable number of
non-Iewish studenets of theology will
also join.