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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
MOUNTAINEERS WILL
CONTINUE TRAINING
PROGRAM ALL SEASON
Spears INSISTS All Must Be Abed, Eat'
and Practice at Same Time Az
Camp

= ~ " ''''- IT, '''''|
Morg;naown. Srr,eiuher 10 Th"Sr
Mounta,pa-r football payers " l. D
thought that me training camp period
=. beer Park was AN .ntcr~.y" period a.
training tha, would bo !arS".E - !aN"d
wncn the team Te;"Tne4 - M'iH '''N "
where 'he 0.d ORDER w"A'" "' 0"."''
received somewhat OF S'" '''''
N"a'h spears to-day "h"h ne ."'"""' 90
In his t'm Nay ,H"' we N'h''F - ,''
noon h!""s "ou.d "r '"u''""'". '"''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
WESLEYAN NOW
READY FOR THE
CAME SATURDAY
F1aysrs Are IN Good Condition For
Game And VIII Have Only Light
Practice
Eidsrmrler Looks Like He VIII Land
Kalfback Bsrth-No Lineup An
nounoed
Special TO tho Intell!gence~,


Buckhannon. w Va Sept 18Th"
Wesleyan football team ~ent through
It's last hard scrimmage to-day prepara-
tory 70 tho game with West Virginia
University at Fairmont next Saturday.
Tho team ls in splendid condition. and
handles itselt vol. or course. II the
opening OF tho season. before the men
have become accustomed 20 working
with each other, no complicated phys
are being tried: but Wesleyan vii. de
pend upon a few Eooo plays. well exc
cuted. 20 bring homo the bacon IN the
mrs, game. Tho lineup for Saturday
has not yet been decided upon, OF at
anv rate. the coaches have not made
public any selection OF players 70 start
tho season. Fans hero are predicting
that Knight Is n fixture AZ center. that
Ault will be one OF the guards; :hal
KrushAnk and Eastman Wal b. IN"
guards; Rohrboush and 1.arue ends. and
that Monahan. Ross. Eidcm!!ler and
Thomas will compose tho backac,d Not
even the runor committee. however.
Will venture a prediction "a ~ the other
guard There are I've or six mon % a.
most equal ability. apparently. and II :"
not known Just which vne WI draw ~"
coveted honor. Tho team las como
through tho preliminary training seas
on with no injuries OF any moment, and
Wesleyan will have no abb should Sat
urday's game eliminate US from the race
tor tho state championship The Wes
leyRn coaches are making TO predictions
except that the team Is IN good shape
and will hght 10 tho last. II Wes,eyaH's
best IS good enough TO down Wes; VIZ
g!niA, We. win; II Il isn't. We won't
That's all there 10 70 II. This VII! DO
no first game Of the season. Neither
team has had a try-out against oppOsi-
ton. Nobody knows Just how strong
either team Is There Is not a thing up
on which 70 base an intelligent eH,!ina 20
OF the result OF the game Wesleyan
VIII DO her best. and will win--if that
best 10 good enough. Tho Wesleyan
team Is full OF pep and confidence and
Will give West Virginia AL we've got
special train has been secured which
Will leave her" At 5 o'c,ock Saturday
morning. going by way or Grafton. Tho
only stop will he. At Ph!lip7t. where 4
number Of fans WI! De waiting Nor.
than $50 students signed up for tho
trip on tho sp"c.al train. which IL ex-
pected 10 carry not less than 500 people
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
PADEN CITY

PRden city. Sept l9.--Mrs. Nettlc
BUCK and children Gera.d!ne and Yea
uiucs. have returned from u visit IRON
II Visit OF IA W"vh - tHc HON" Of Mrs
HurK's nephew. Ipr. JIG h!nD.e - New
puyX. ". Va
MIR. and Mrs. w. +. POWELL recently
returned from 1t several days visit VIA
relatives In cleveland and other O!A,
cities,
Miss Jennie Tarhor. having been the
quest OF her hyu,har. !. J. lHrker. hi'
returned TO Long Leach. ". VA.
Mr. ana Mrs. = II Garrett and Mr.
and Mrs. Henry jacobs sprat TO wceh
end with friend, IA M..:.''ta hnn i'e''
ur.. They uudo the Zip in the Jarrett
CAT.
,'harI.s Keller who has been It pa
,i.nt .or ssvoru. months ~ a 81. lo..'
sa,I,urlutn- IL rNp;.cted 10 urr!v" home
IN ~. ,,ar future
Mrs A,hc;: bowman. having .isi'c1
,ricnIs h.r, lrr So, er.. days. .c!; Sa'u
aKv FOR ka!rmont. ". Va
u - = t,,rL,r. ,y,u -. r,st.p,
v..Iaa.,t.,, .r,,r''non IA m. m.n.ba-.
- ,ho rIi,cs' ,,d .,c,.;y II ,ns NJ =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
THREE GOOD NUMBERS ON RACING
CARD At CAD|z FAIR TOMORROW

years ago at t:ol% by Independence
Boy. Tho PAGERS In this race hippo
dromed the first heat. each Roy Grattan
and Johnny Quirk hes!tattng 20 be out
IN front. before the stretch drive WAS
started For Main Directs inactivity
during It's hesitsncy. Driver McG!rr was
unseA,ed IN tho second heat. and Na!sn-
tine placed on tho mount. Main direct
led this heat 20 the half IN l.olk and
helped in that way 70 produce tho record
mila
petor Daw won the c:ll trot losing
tho first heat 20 Ltnars Watts. Tho 2lS
pace vas won by Ora Main from Tony
Mac. the favorite. Tuesdays blk pro-
gram will be featured By tho $4,000 NJ.
and II. 2;l+ trot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20

Bank ana Trust Cnmpany. is spending
hrr vHr:,tion at FaIrmon:. w Va.
Mis-. bertha rhuddrrdun. city libra
-la,.. returned Munl,, from "A few
,iny.' ,isi, with ur~ sister, Mrs. Eiapn
E"!ce. Of IarkersburE.
Wells Kinliaid has como 70 Salisbury
Ia. where lie VIII enter klsi..s
Academy
Nj Mildred De Groote left Sunday
Cor PITTSBURGH. where she has accepted
Il position.
The Woman's cub Will open rs sev.
er:""nth year It, rh- nrst in"c'!ns "f
'h- s..asun. Tu"sday af;vr,,u"n. Tine
Eo>trsyrs VII Ice Mss Sale Russell,
Miss Lucy Du,r:lp,rt. Mrs. j g Bon.
.h:rr. of =. Mays. and Mrs W. l..
Hall. - Pnd"n ,Y,y. Tho meeting Is
g. h. he'd NJ the home OF Miss Rus
sell
Mrs. l.awrcnc" H"!n."'n and son,
Russell. a-rrmI',icI ~ her mOthe!
Mrs Dc,'a l[I""'2'"y - Sa-d.s. -, NJ"
Spending Sclcla! day win relatives IN
S."ut en'il:c
Mss Edith ,'oyr,.br.yy ., Hunting
J .nY lavlrr l..r ~. res, ~ Ms,
Val, I'4r,I a.. Nnnfoy ~ rc-!u.c he,
>,,f.r, T., N.s, Nj,r,nia I'Yt,"r.f,y.
Announcements ,,,. nc-.n receive.
, hr~c g. ne h.r.L %: snn 10 Mr. and
Mrs.. ;,!,L-.o, IL Neil IF Alliance. -
Mrs MrNri. "a Grf.rn her marr!a%,
| NJ. Hrr.t IInu,.r - hi, city.
Ms J y T&.r.,nu and Mrs. W. r
I,cv.rr were !.o.;-sa.s - ,nr Mission
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
T|LDEN AGAIN
SINGLES CHAMP

Philadelphia. Sept william T
T!.den II. Of this ely. - agaia nRtioun.
tennis champion II" won tho 1921 tie
by defeating wallace +. Johns"n. also
Of this city. 81. G. G-i. N tho n1u.
round ~ the fort!e'h annus! champ!ou-
ship singles tournament OF Tho I'ni'ed
S,ates Tennis association In wha, Is
SAID 20 be tho record line ~ ~ minutes
T!.Ien roSn - sUpCr-he!gh'- in h!a
LAY this afternoon. The speed anh
accuracy OF both MS service and return
N'roltea 50 dazz!ed and smothered J"hn-
e-,n that tho latter wsS placed IN -. u
II defensive position that h" ncN-: ru-
u rl"!nen: appeared 10 have even 4
NghtlnE cha NO. Az i result 90 49, w.
Try TidcrA nI'ne vii Rga;u u" III
scr!hed upon he mp!o"Sh,p '-':,h :
which ne Won for the FIRST t.'ur las;
season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
Disastrous Wreck Mari )
Opening Of New Railroad

Christiania. Norway. Sept. ls-The
opening Of the new Dowre railway m
Christiansand province yesterday was
marked by the wrcrking at midnight OF
Tho train carrying guests while return
:nE from Trondhjem Six persons were
I.ii."d and many injured.
Among tho killed. were VI. Hcftys, d.
rector 81 telegraph and former MEM
Der "f '!4'. International SchlcswiG COM
sion. md ''o'On"i S"JcrStad. head OF tho
Norwegian Ordinance survey.
KinE Ha1Hon and Crown Prince O!AV
went TO Trondhjem on the train. but de-
cidCd TO remain there overnight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20

Get that pipo-party-b bee
buzzing in your smokesectiSn!
Know for a fact what a joy'us
jimmy pipe can and will do
for your peace and content
every day in the year! Just
check up the men you know,
and men in all walks of life
you meet daily, who certainly
get top sport out Of their
pipes-all aglow with fra
grant, delightful, friendly
Prince Albert!
And, you can wager your
weeks wad that Prince
Albert's quality and flavor
and coolness-and its freedom
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
ATTRACTIONS ARA TWo-THT
TAOT, TWO-K1oHTBnd PAoh
AND TRE1 HOR ALL TROT
Some OF the Bsst Harness Aorsse
aaStsrp Ohio Ars EntSrsd-4ood
Exhibits Assured

On. Of The big features OF tho IAN Har-
r,son County Fair at Cad!R Ohio, today
tomorrow and Thursday viii oe no
,sras big races which take place on
Wednesday afternoon followed win =
- ard OF tour races tor Thursday
20 rac.s tomorrow Will begin a. ono
,..,.., and from al Indications they
~. ae .hs best that has evor been
.,-. :; or the haiH-IEIls track AT
... rhls track has ossn put IN fae
l., ..'..n .,ut no doubt Will b" tho o.s
- -.,..I ord during ;he Fair. watch -
.......- q = success.
80 .:.".:.u T. n races there are many
r.,a ,..sn.:, wn!ca viii draw large
,....... -" horse cattle and other
......'~ -. - larger than ever be-
:: -. e.. ,r:i.r ~ me Gnesc stock In tho
: .....n ,h,. t;s;ric; on display.
... ....:s = The race card for We'd
/ -... .,.... e., oI.cta. unless other
i .... ,"aaG., p! ihe judges.
First Eaco, ESQ rrot-Purss $3.50
.."... o.. !.r-. hy St,tAu. Clark Nc
C.. -" $&"":s.." Ia.
la, ,.~n..n&e. bg. by Ormonde. Il
l.. rta,yc"... GAINESVILLE. IS ssc. t!meD.
Nobylys Ch.ll. bG.. by Z. G. Ncker-
rca l.. II Boyle. Helo!c
l,::eciuin Mack. Is. by Dtrectum
sYier. =. G.. rr.ce. Nourdsvtlle. W. Va.
Harold II..L be. o. Nucwood wilkes.
DEANS ( l.tgge::, Jeweit
King Burns. Eg.. ~ John Burns G.
A. Harris New AIHens.
Feruwood. o.GG.. by NI;wood wilkes.
J.. f. F&ncu. Alliance.
Bond Axw0rlhy, bh.. a. J. Cassidy,
BUrSettStown. Ia
Second Raco 2:l3 Paos-Purss $3.50
Biuy Ar:hurs, b.k. by Malcolm Forbes
Harry Shatsuci,. agent. E'aruesviNe.
Nancy Stair. bIk.m. by silent Brook.
John Eoerle. Bealisv1.le. ,G sec. tino).
Sweet ALICE BIN. by Lord Roberts.
G.. G.. Price MounGsw..s. " Va.
Bu,y Brent chg. BY Manrico. Sea-
borne Bros Youngstown
Daniel W. BIS. ey ". W. J. Grover
Miller, Lisbon.
The Progressive brig, by Gregory no
Great Ernest Long. Cad!z.
Little Jean. BIN. ~ Harlow Fl Har-
~ Shsstuok- agent. Ba-neSSisiA
Courtney l.. chg by Official Mrs.
C. ". Adams Youngstown
Sissy Ana. I'm. :. .. Moore. Bur
Eettseown. @.
2. u L.. t.r.. by E;ec,or. Mckee and
Wright Lisbon.
Third Raos, Free-For-Au-rrot
Purse $3.50
Rarr.l,a bs. by Ber,.nL r, A. Harris
New 4 thens. Is sec. time).
Hlga Cl:G, b. hy SIoko. Lewis
StanU. CadtA
Martin Acte.io. g, By Aceu. l.. II.
\Boy!e. Be,olt.
,Dr. L.. 5v.. by B!n!o,;a. G. q. Price.
unfs"i.le. V. Va.
pl,a E!rG. N. hy R:uJola. r T.
b. ~ s4af a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
CHANCES FOR GAMES

The buckeye A &. eleven of Bellsire
challenges t.!a Kay and y. =. team f"T
u game next sunday NJ liayI'nd q" liz
lIre Tho Buckeyes defeated the Blake
A. =. e.eVrn II fullInsUcs Sunday after
noon 10y 4 scorc ui- 81 IA "A tnI..IiHB
game at EU.Lin abre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
E9leyNdneyP

help the kidneys eliminate from tho
system the poisonous waste and acids
tina, cause these aches and pains. They
act promptly and effectively to restore
weak. overworked or diseased kidneys
and bladder to healthy. normal con-
dition.
} z Simmons. 900 E 5o+h ST. Portland. Orc.
writes u was troubled with hackaohe snl
Urinary trouble ltuod Ful-y Kidney r.. ,nj
will say that highly recommend thew, to Ar.
eat,re4blsi IN that way. - the are excellent"
SOLD EVERYWHERE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20

Since he death % tho late LcI
''?rk ~ Missouri! there are only tHc
living former speakers. Joseph G. Ca.
r-r q: N.,mvIli" IL. and Joseph w.
Iii"rnr OF Springfield, Ohio Kicfer W..
Speaker of the forty-seventh congress.
lSAl-S3.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
.FRUSTRATE PLOT TO
BLOW UP PRISON WALL

LaavrnwOrth. Kans.. Sept. IS.-A p!c'
- blow up a section Of the main wall
49, the 1T" ~ the federal psnitenttary
has been frustrated Warden w L. Bid
~" ana ether prison officials announced
to-day. TH"y said that seven prisoners
~ L., w"i' readers II the plan had been
ed ~ solitary confinement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20

The Buckeye JUNIORS ., Bel!hire
challenge ANY ll"-l-o i"4nd team in
the Ohio Valley tot I gam" next sun
day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20

Manager @. q. Duhorse. OF the Wheel
Ing ktwanis club. last evening declared
the game q, Ph!lipp. can hardly he de-
cared u state championship affair, for
Wheeling Is still In the running. The
local club has played and defeated New
Nartinsv!lte taIrmcu,. Charleston,
Clarksburg and W-;lshurg, thus ienEins
them with percentage Of 1000.
The local club laid claim 70 tho s'ate
,':la several weeks ago. and defeated
Fa!rmont hero for tho title.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
WHEELING CLUB
OE: k|WAN|ANS
STILL IN RACE
PHuPPI AND CLARKSBUHa BASE.
BALL TRANS CLAIM STATE
uwANIB CHAMPION
SHIP.
Local Team Has FinS Average for
SsRson-HaB Not Lost = Game
and Net Some OF Best
IN STATE.

Special 10 The Intelligencer.
Philippl W. Va. Sep. le.-The State
k!wants Club baseball champ!onship
will be decided Wedne sday. when thu
clubs representing rh',ippi and Clarks-
burg Will meet a. Fhtippi in what 10
expected 70 be n battle royal. Lefty
Cornwell will te on tho mound for tho
Phii.ppl club and Sims FOR Clarksburg.
Both teams have = leading percentage
OF .6s6 to date FOR games played DUR
Ing the season with nearly all tho Other
Kivanis clubs In tho st1te. And liEe>
wise tho series between these two teams
now stands two games each So than
Wednesdays game decides not only
cha series between the two. but alss
decides which city Will unfurl the
K:wan,s championship flag for 1921.
Tho creates, crowd e~or at game
In Ihi!ippi Is expected. As enthusiasm
over the local club 10 running wild.
4 large delega' IN will! also Journey
over from CIurh SSurg.
Phil Grimes. a Fairmont man with
reputation n baseball. Is slated as one
OF ,he umpires
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
PLOYEs AND ATHLETES WILL
ATTEND MEET SATURDAY.
Superintendent Redding Fts1d Judge,
Affair At Dsnnison. O-An
Elaborate Program

Tho secord annual outdoor champion
ship meet OF the r"nusy .van'a railroad
Will lie held IN Oh!o'S Twin C"tie-.
Ehrtchsvilie ard neTnison. on Saturday
September 2+th. In this .ourr1ment
wiz Be entered athletes who AZ" EN-,
r,uyes OF tho railroad ard WHO have
qualified In an elaborate series Of clint
nation meets wh!"h have o""n h-H :h.S
season N every region OF 40 railroad.
The FIRST aauua. system athletic meet
VS. Nod last year a. Altoona IN. aHt
~.-'e time ago = Wa decided by mo
,~r-"al yor,,njt,". N yharSe OF a'a.e2"
;...i.y!ijeS t!at 'he ."Gl.'a. point for Il
- - hold his SeaS": wAS IN he Twin
t'...o% This d....~.va was arrived at
,,r-',v because % the convenience u: tho
'n.,a;:"n: chts roiNt beng centrally !oca-
rcf ,uHhia: < equally accessible to ali
nutu.s on no Pennsylvania system
Witch embraces II" entire territory
from New YORK - chicago AID ST
Louis For this reason Il Ia IS predicted
that tho attendance Will be even Sr"ater
than at Altoona n yeSr ago: tho crowd
at that meet b"i0g conserva'irey est
mated at betwesn - 900 and 5000.
Many special trains VII be called into
service 20 accommodate the large mum
Der OF employees who Viii attend this
great tournament. wh!ca Tor many rea-
sons will unQues,tonah.y be OF greater
magnitude than anything OK N" N,nd
eysy attempted by the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company ard rs employees. or
IN fact one OF the largest amateur meets
OF this season
EXCELLENT Program
This park Is under the n1Snagement
OF tho Pan Handle Athletic Club OF Den
,ix~o and NO amount OF effort - being
sparrd TO bring Il into shape for the big
svSnes The baseball fled has normally
q seating capacity OF several thousand
but In addition to this. ole2chers are
oetnx constructed 70 completely girdto
the entire field. converting Il Into
Variable bowl. which Will have a soat-
Ing capacity OF approximately l2ooo
which can easily be attained whom II Is
considered that the distance from home
plate to tho center field fence Is over
500 feet Around this area IS titta
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
Stiff? Sore?

A lame back. ssore muscle or stiff
Joint often is considered too lightly by
the sufferer. IL should be remembered
that backache, rheumatic pains, .utT-
ness, soreness. salow skin and pufTinea
under the eyes are symptoms o! kidney
and bladder trouble and these certainly
should not be neglected,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20

Although thtH Is but the second SFe
TEN ,ha np!oush!p meet 70 be hr.d nv
tha, railroad. organized athletics dat"
back for u number OF years. but - UNIT.
last sea son they We're confined 20 mo
territory east OF Pittsburgh one. and 4
championship contest has never been
held west OF that territory
These meets have been tho ouisrowth
OF tho Increasing interest and en'huSi-
asm exhibited on tho part Of the en-
ploves. the wonderful successes attained
In tho pas; seasons. and desire on the
part OF ;hc officials 10 encourage ana
promote the growth OF clean and health
ful sports among the employees OF tho
railroad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
A pipe won't burn your
tongue-if you smoke P. A.!

from bite and parch (cut out
by our exclusive patented
process)-will ring up records
in your little old smokemeter
the likes of which you never
before could believe possiblel
You don't get tired Of a pipe
when it's packed with Prince
Albert! Paste that in your hatl
And, just between ourselves!
Ever dip into the sport of
rolling 'em? Go get some
Prince Albert and the makin's
papers-quick-and cash in
on a cigarette that will prove
a revelation in it's refreshing
flavor and satisfaction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
Reddin1 Q Judge

One OF the attractions for Wheeling
folks will be tho fact that J. n. Red
ding. superintendent OF the Wheeling
Terminal Division VIII be one OF the
fled judges. Il Is highly probable there
vii! he a number OF Whes!inGite, COM
pe:iug In the different events although
full plans have not yet been completed.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-19
1.-THE JEWS CORNER"

There is church avenue York, which is at
Jews-by whose children have ntermarrled
grandchildren have been baptized there by Jews whose
shine Society leads them to the fashionable church
Fifth
All these Jews without exception wealthy They get
anywhere might be imagined that these gentry would
penetrating the sanctuary of that uafas-
onabe Fifth church. O. The church authorities put
together and the collection of allotted to them
is know "the Jews Corner"
There certain Christian Science Churches whose cent
high that Scientists (?) of non-Jewish
origin What could be calling
according to the point of view Those Jews
Jews and Judaism and yet they reegated
to the Jews
The defections in the Jewish ranks increasing
every where and at the time social prejudice is
growing within the Jewish ranks There those who do
in sections Jewish houses of worship,
which families already have their home They
Corner and wish IT, But
they?
The anJewish feeling the part of the non-Jew
it thru
The prejudice of the jew against his fellow Jew, how
1t due to varying former
and standards of living The effects of both modi
every effort should be made this
form of prejudice
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-19
DIR. GOTTHARD DEUTSCH.

passing othard Deutsch Jewish his
tory and philosophy at the Hebrew Union College Cincinnati
really world
Deuch of Americas few Jewish scholars
knowledge Jewish history comprehensive
bracng detailed particular the
the phosophc scholarly
which the historian not only the of history
contributions the historic
volumes have from his
his have appeared in the Jewish and this
country Europe His fund Of Talmudica knowledge
his historic knowledge of the Jew Judaism
limited alone to the proounder studies Of the Tamud
the innumerabe stories which Jewish
that house of the the Tamud
from these always will emphasize phil
osophic truths o impress
The remarkable and striking figure and mind of Gotthar
greatly missed the ranks worlds
scholars. He ,moulder Of men well of thought
among the great remaining passing generation.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-19

Advice is uot popular thing TO
give. Disracli.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-19
congregational
TEMPLE EMANUEL


DIR. VIM s. Friedman will speak
Friday night, October 21st. in Tenn
pie Emanuel, 10th avenue and Pearl
st. on The Harvest Festival" A
booth has been constructed on the
platform of the Temple and free-will,
thanksgiving offerings of jellies, fruits,
etc. will be gratefully received Fri
day evening for the purpose Of dis
tribution during the coming week to
philanthropic organizations.
On Saturday morning, DR.. Fried
man will speak upon the "Close of the
Feast of Booths"
Junior Congregation.
The Junior Congregation will hold
its opening meeting for the season
Sunday morning, October 23rd, at
10 30 o'clock. All young people past
the confirmation age will be cordial
ly welcome.
Bible Class
The Bible class win meet regular
ly the fourth Saturday afternoon of
each month beginning in November.
Mrs. Henry Schwartz, Jr.. and DIR. w.
S. FriedmaH lead the class.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-19
THE CONCLUDING DAYS.

concluding days of the joyous feast of Succoth will be
week with Shemn Azereth and Schas Torah
There of Jews who do these holidays
miss much mrh and pleasure These days have
of gaye clustered about them and they should be
by show that Judaism not only religion Of
but of mh and gadness faith which every
only holy day but makes of it holiday Such
Azereth the eighth day the Gathering and Smcha
festival of Rejoicing Over the when the closing
chapters the opening
reced from Genesis.
that has been privileged proclaim from the
beginning its sacred God the Father of the whole
EARTH Israel proclaim the truth
O the world.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-19
OHEB ZADEk CONGREGATION

Daily services are held every morn
ing at G:45. Friday evening services
begin at S and Saturday morning at
o.
HOslIanna Rabba
Services will begin Sunday morning
at s.
Shamini Atzereth
Services will begin Sunday evening
at C and Monday morning at $50.
Simchath TOrah
Monday evening Children's Night
services will begin at Z, the evening
will be given over to the children.
Flags will be distributed to the chill
Grcn free and all will take part In the
ITakufatl.
Religious School.
VIII open on Sunday oct. 80. All
children report at 10 o'clock, sharp.
The SynagOg Succah
The Synagog Succah was visited by
hundred of the worshippers who at
tended the services during the two
days of Succoth The decorations and
refreshments were furnished by the
Ladies' Auxiliary.