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Marble Hill press., 1921-09-29

the meat and brown all over In
any sweet fat II the meat looks
rs n Il were tough. add tablespoons
ful ~ vinegar go the boiling water
which covers II and simmer. tightly
covered for three or four hours, or
uutu tender Never cook meat until
Il brrnks ~ Ia shfrds. a. rs flavor
viii be destroyed Salt and pepper
to season when the meat Is half done.
Vegetables for sen suuius such Ms on
Ions aud carrots may hc added, II de-
sired Thlrkrn the iiquId or ~ much
~ n ~ win Dee needed fnr gravy
Stuffed Potatoes. Bake large.
smo1th potatoes until soft Take from
the oven. cut slice from the upper
side ~ each potato and scoop out the
potato into bowl To s'x potatoes
add one-hair cupful OF cream, four
trasruoufuls ~ butter. one teaspoon
ri ~ sait and fow dashcs ~ white
Pepper rill this INTO the skins and
act into hot oven to brown.
white Sauce. Take tUo tablespoon
'uls ~ butter. add three tablespoon
'uIs ~ -four and Uhrn veil blended
adl gradually one rupful ~ milk stir
and MIX with wire Wb.sk. then add
salt pepper and onion juice, Il desired
when well cooked remove from the
Aeat.
Russian Salad cut cnrro's and
iurnlus into fancy shapes With veee'
table cutter and boil until tender. Cut
three bottled potatoes into dice an'
mix the other vegetables with thre'
tahlr~pnonfuls ~ olive OH aud one o.
vinegar Arrange the potatoes In
pyrnmit tn tho cvuter of platter
sprinkle with chopped celery. Arrang'
moands n evoked peas In four mound
and place the carrots and tErnips be
tween the peas. Serve with ho'ie
drrssiug
kprieo; ice sar,.--Take n can q
nprlsuts. put through sieve. add
sugar slrup 20 swe,teu. with table
spoonful ~ lemon iuice add one plu
of thln cram and freeze as usual
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-29

'cry u-f HuuIe part Of he day
I'd '.sr 'p hear about your message
II you could ,it up and chtrp to m'
that .es size ended
"lrapH / could" said SIR. Robin.
Il vn.H D.. glad 10 tell you. You
know Mr Sgu had n message thank
INK h.# fur the gooI work he had
done nnH asking that be- would prom
isr tu a.aaes continue that good work
lie vae promised that be- would al-
way, bee given SMILES In payment
Thai nrI-rd him. Of course
"Il,. tHr Moon was asked tp al
way, .,,p ou with h.s bright shining
and D., grum.,.d be would. MIR Sun
sud Nr Nru bad faIk about 'leir
mcs~..., aud just after they had 90.
isl'G .FH. ! received a mrs>Agv.
/ 1T H.. directed to alt thc birds aud
s,ut ....4Ily 70 me ln give 60 all the
. mrt. aa~c know most OF 'h"
birds aaH tm friendly With al. of them
"TU, u-s,a-e was sent 10 u care
Of iAr Tree TOPS Air city
~Art .. read a, follows
IHna. fpr your concerts Eycrl
oue e.s ggtcs you. You've rbsereo
80 m..g people and w" appreciate
your refusal 90 accept any money and
your Tile promises which We know you
VIII ts,U 900 continue to sing free Of
char, Nay S., continue tu call on
you ur r. fuun waru mornings for
Ju- .aa.,ru,7 Especially lu the
,prH- .l summer timer
-TUm 'hry asked H. 60 send them
our answer aud the message va,
agu-a hg The lowers u Birds Songs
rUf seur>, ! spoke tp the other birds
about i and they Told me to srnt
harA message which | ali | tolt
he lovers ~ our songs rhnI We woult
sl~Hys gI,e them concerts and Ina
we loved TO sing quite free II an!
charge
And then the Rlades Of Grass re
cplyrl message too
"uh won't yau tell me about III
begged Princess TvtNghtB Bell u IN
Blades Of Grass
. Yes" said the RH1e. ut Grass
> waving about 10 THE breeze. """ vi.
, tell you
|; "Our message reHt - follows
+ Though there 81, something ,rr
exciting aud ,Armus ml r~0Hn- an
{ la,hiug aud d.. sn# crowded ahnu
49,. .8.. .. ........... q .r....f - ...... rHsf
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-29

How lovely
said prin ces
airy Twilight
Bell. TO have ~
crive,i such mes
>ageS and bow
nice Of you 10 all
answer your tres
>ageS So promptly
Hut | know |
am keeping Mr
Robin up and 1t
is past hiS bed
time and he Is
anxious TO put his
dear, bright little
head under one Of
his itne wings for
the night lsn |
that so, Mr., Rob
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-29
A Settled Matter.

In the spelling class occurred the
word "sediment,' and The teacheF
asked John IL he knew the meahlhs
of the word
Upon receiving an Affirmative re
ply she said
"You may write me sentence ns'
ing the world correctly
And this was the sentence
Leon said didn't mean what sed'
and | sediment il. Exchange.
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-29
N... hl44~ ~elQ
Remarkable Tree.

Tie Kentucky coffee tree Is one or
,,s, most remarkable, OF our American
forest trees, sass the American For
eStry Magazine II may grow to be
f,ay 100 feet In height and, although
/, IL te he found over good part ot
aas.,,rn United States, u Is one of the
vary rerest ef our forest trees
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-29

s1wIaH.ez paa,sts Narrow bands u
ur. .r plush aaH simple u.sltseork
are use8 Or tsslr asu'u'.nu
It. rarf - ,rI..4r, shown go the u.
Iuarauar q. rvpusssria,''" ~ this
.-asHt.. .bf. u is cory H'ktuE
ulh ts s.a.s.fss.ps .u..ar - far FUR
naats aa lss g4~s al3 It,srfs and
et. mr Uufnfs Nsary ai children =
rsats arr Utr t u auH.H- swpi
fh.~, that taAs ou rafr that reaches
a HuIs lelaN fh. rInus. There arr
s.,rrai tu,-',I. that lrfrslHgv }"h".
r.t.sisli, awuEs coats Or tiny sirss
Turned back ,grs vftcu tutarfr-i
aftE fur aud wllr collars that tf up
.ausly ai.oaf the thrat aud are Hlso
..t.,a With narrow ur hands. 5.sp"ss
~ thrs, two detail, 20 nearly all mod
rls
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-29

TuEiE are ~@ts and cuats foF
little l-rs.s.s ftuu tva svars "i1
up tn iaslts. most - fhew =
warm. s.,fi woy4 MATERIAL. stml.y So
slsu.d ard tfimascd he aoa fsir
rics Include ag,tf1u esd s.fuiiaT
.io,bs. br,afrlatt. ,etaars tarieis hair.
shln.hills .p fa5t. aug e--i sebastian.
tial sud pI.ahlr sod au1 maHy 81"
the thuts ani fvsaurccfui mathsrs
~ho taakr .,s4fs fur their Nt'ie sifts
frorn rarurugs that srv passed ca b}
oi,scr ulyulbsrs II the family Velvet
and siik ryyyate impyFtan' uh"u the
smallest r1vml~r . ihe family aust
q. provided 10 80 l. Tho proved nu D.
~ ~ usars 'uaa ous euai =sr Wa1 be-
~ hsr usuttsf s CLEVER with the uev'iis
The-. Httts custs aFr uot dlfiruit TO
lnaks - the patterns ableb pattern
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-29
The Kitchen
Cabinet 80

Copyright ls3L Western Newspaper Unioa.
II lie the little rlft within the iuts
That ~ and by will make the music
mute
And ever widening. slowly silence all
-Tsnnyaon.
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-29

Well, perhaps I'm a trile sleepy
Mr. Robin said, As he tried hard not
10 yawn with his little heak, hut II
has been So nice TO talk 20 YOU,
Thank you, thank you. said
Princess Fairy Twilight Bell Wei,
oodnlght, dear little MIR, Robin.
Good night lovely fairy chirp
rhIrp." said MIR Robin,
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-29

Mr. Robin, lhey
we're telling each
other about II just
before Mr. sun
went To bed II
was almost my
bedtime. too.
And just after
/ had heard them
talking didn't We
receive n message
too
Tell me -ahoui
H." said Princess
Fairy Twilight
Bell. THAT Is. II
you utrH too
sleepy. You know
how | love tli =
time uf the duy
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-29

years otA n variety of ATTRACTIVE
frlcks for everyday wear are shown
tpa,ir With tagYetn bpdices and plaid
wool skirts like that shown In the
Illustration. In this case the skirt Is
fsd.and black plaid. and the black hot.
Tee repeats he red, In small French
kunts II embroidery silk that edge the
nollar and cuHS and the plait down
the front ~ the waist, There is belt
II the pleid material that folds over
and partly covers sash of narrow
black clre ribbon This idea of plaid
SKIRT set on to SILK waist can De
worked out In many pleasing color
combinations the waist being IN tnF
color that prrdominates In the skirt.
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-29

meats A pot
roast cooked In
such n receptacle
is fnr superior TO
any caui I'd In
other ways Take
u shoulder ~ beef
weighing five ar
SIX pounds, sponge
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-29

Wisdom is knowing phat TO g. nsst
stu IL knowing hos 10 30 and
Virtue IL tufrK n
David STAR Jordan
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-29

Masculine Tailored SUIT 10 faSoree'
The masculine tailored suit CON
tlpn,s ia bs the prime favorite with
the chic rarIStenne, replacing hy AT
odds the fancy embroidered tailored
siI.S
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-29
COMMON EVERYDAY FOODS.

Every cook should own small iron
ketti' With an iron cover fer roasting
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-29
EVERYDAY FOODS AND DAINTY
DISHES.

Coffee i delicious flavor TO use in
dishes The delicnte aroma
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-29
(I!!LZsgal([ls
0A7 oSC GA
MAET GRAHAM BONNER
#ffaLHf D. .niI.r hivssts -


II honrd that MIR sun and Mr.. Moon
each go messages the other day" said
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-29

Some men who don't seem 'n Nno"
when they are whipped doubtless nave
suspicious
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-29

and nav or en-
10y I'd at h =
morning meal IS
equally irurt'r (
hen used fu t!c~-
sgr'~
Steamed c oFce
? u d d - Q -
# q
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-29

cream toEeltl.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-05
THE ARGONAUT CLUB.

.,n extraordinary meeting was held
last Wednesday mt the home of Mr..
Samuel Aaron. mt present the clubs
headquarters, for which plans were
club room. the site not yet determin'
ed. Many points of interest We're dis
cusscl, including arrangement for an
invitational affair which according to
expectations. will he one of the best
of the season. The next meeting Will
Lee held Wedne sday evening S p. IN. ut
the cLb's headquarters.
The members of this club wish to en-
tend their hearty greetings 30 Happy
New Year to all their friends.-S. y.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-05
FIND ANCIENT RELICS IN JOR-
DAN VALLEY

Philadelphia-The Archaeological
Department. of the University of
Pennsylvania has made public letter
from DIR. Clarence $. Fisher, head OF
its Palestiuian expedition. who writes
of important and interesting archae-
illogical excavations made Mt Beisam.
the Biblical Beth Sham" near the
Jordan. in the valley of JcZrael. Ac-
cording to DR. Fishers letter, the eN-
cavators have already reached the
stratum of the pre-semitic period
which dates back to $500 b. c. The
work thus far has disclosed strata of
or S ancient cities. built on the
site of Beisam. Among the finds are
many fine specimens of pottery with
rich and highly polished sufaces
which, according to DR. Fisher. cor
respond to vessels made in Egypt
about 300 B. c. Operations at Beisam
will be continued by the expedition
until the heavy rains fall in Decem-
ber. when they will be discontinued
until next spring.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-05
HAIGRANTS TO AMERICA SUE
E'ERING IN ENGLISH AND
FRiNC,i PORTS.

Loadon-.Icwish tmigrauts bound
tor Amcricn are in great distress n
English aud French PORTS The steam
ship companies have introduced strict
medical examination 50 as not To
carry TO America such passengers as
VIII not hc admitted into the United
States, and vino VIII have to be taken
back ca their steamers.
Many mon, women and children are
not passed on by the sreamcrs' ply
sicians Eecau.c OF the increased strict
ness uf the examinations and many
sad scenes follow the acceptance of
enc member of family aS n pas
scngcr, while others are turned bac..
In Liverpool. plymouth and other
ports, there are large numbers of emf
grants. who wander from the office of
one steamship company 20 another in
the hope that some physician will fin
ally pass ON their physical qualitica-
tions and permit them to- go to Amer
lea
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-05
RUSSIAN breaches .POGROM IN
CHICAGO.

Chicago-A Russian named Walter
Dambrowski has been fined 800 and
costs for urging fellow Russians to
start pogrom on the Jewish settle
mcnt in Chicago. according to des-
patch to the New York Times"
The "TimcS' ives the following de-
tails of the affair:
'.Domhrowski, mounted on n soap
box and using n twO-foot section of
lead pipe to emphasize his words. was
inviting the Russians 20 join him in
attacking the Jews when two police
scrgeants arrested him. At the sta
lion, the scrgcants testified in court,
Dombrowski told them he had been in
structed by Ku Klux Klan leader to
organize the pogrOm.
''Dombrowski contradicted the po-
licemcn's; testimony that he had been
advocating an attack on the Jews. but
refused to tell Judge Jacobs whether
he was a member of the Klan."
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-05
SIGMUND FRIEDYNTHaL.

In the passing Of Sig Fricdcuthal ON
the afternoon of Monday. October $.
1921, the City Of Denver lost sub
.untial citizen; Jowry devoted and
earnest co-rcligionist: and all who
knew him mourn the loss of Il friend
whose kindly and afrcctionatc nature
cndcarcd him to all with whom he
came in coninct
IN oarncstncss of purpose and de
Votion to the affairs Of life he was
surpassed by few. To his office as
Secretary of Denver Lodge No. III. I.
u. i. Il. he gave full measure of de
votion. never shirkinc amy duty. hut
chccrfully responding to every call.
Even in his last days. with mind cloud
I'd by sickness and pain. his constant
dearly and of its details confidcd to
his care.
And as with the Lodge. SO was his
attitude TO all the calls of an active
life. While not Il wealthy man he
willingly gave aims. No appeal to
Kim ever fell on umheeding ears or un-
responsive hearr. He loved the weak
and championed the cause OF right. He
made himself n father to the father
less and friend to the oppressed.
Religion. too, found in him will
ing worker. In all his work he sought
no glittering reward. He was salts
feel TO take his place as recruit in
the ranks, to toll and do his share,
contcnt with the consciousness of do
ing Justice. loving mercy and walking
humbly with his God.
Fidelity was his watchward. Sin
ccrity was his Guiding star Devotion
10 his home and friends marked his
every act
For many years he served as Sccrc-
tary of Denver Lodge No. III. and
was known thruout District No. > as
one of the most efficient officers in
the District We mourn his passing :;
we will miss him. not only as faith
ful and efficient officer. but rs n con-
scicntious man, a good citizen. "A devot-
cd jew, anI n loyal and sincere friend
Arthur f. FRIEDMAN.
MILTON l.. ANFENGER
JACOB 0ICDVICH.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-05
BANNOCK STREET GARAGE
MAKES \ SPECIALITY ON
GENERAL ONERHAULING.

One of the leading features of the
Service Garage is their repair depart
ment which is under the personal super
vision of the two proprietors, w. T.
Mclaughlin and Earl Williams. both
thorough mechanics with years of eX-
pcrience 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 serv-
ice The Service Garage is located at
80 Bannock, opposite Spcer Blvd
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-05
Clubs
DRA-MU-LIT NEWS"

Did YOU ever hear of LeSchcls'
Cyclonic Syncopators? They're the
Saucy Seven, who will furnish n cy-
clone of jazz and joy, at the First An
nual dance of the ORA MULTI Circle.
our favorite Heinic Klotz will sing the
hest of RcmicS's latest hits. There
will he other spccialiicS galore. Get
your tickets now. October .7th. AT the
Progress club.
The Instrumental musical group.
under the Direction of Miss Mary KcSs-
Ter. will meet hereafter. ON Tuesday
evening Every one interested in or
chcStral work = invited to he present.
The young children of the sunday
School. imbucd with the enthusiasm OF
the ORA Multi Circle. have forme'! n
junior dramatic group. and expect 10
offer II concert in the near future.
The interesting Spanish class, con
ductcd ON Tuesday evening. din the
words of III scnor Alarco'n "csta'
adclantando a'pidamentc.'
The photo coloring group ON Thurs
tII tNtHiiie. - SEbNiiiS iapiNi.- ''h'
or two lessons in this most absorbing
study is sufficient to teach anyone III"
Iudimcnts of coloring photographs.
Because of the holiday next week.
the regular meeting will he held on
Thursday. October IL. New member
ship lists are being made up, and
every member of the organization is
requested to he present.
The New Years edition of the Ink
Well" splendid six page magazine.
printed in both English and Jewish
shows conclusivcly. the ambitious
trend of the Dra-Mu-Lit Circle. This
issue has been limited to five hundred
copies, free for the asking, if You have
not received yours ask for it Mt the
olubrooms. 14S0 Federal Blvd.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-05
UNITE TO OP-
POSE BILL TO RESTRICT I'M
MIGRATION. ASK JEWS TO CO.
OPERATE.
tJewish Telcgraphic Agency

Washington-A draft is now avail
able of n bill which will be placed
before THE coming session of Con
gress, aiming TO further restrict i'm
migration into the United States. This
ill will become operative after tho
year provided for by the .IohnsOn-Dill-
inglam measure and woud continue the
per cent quota arrangement. and in
addition would provide for cxamin-
alton of immigrants at the foreign
port on cmharkation. and would estab-
lish in This country II system of alien
registration and II scheme for thc sur
veillancc of aliens during the first
Ten years of their sojourn in the
United States.
1t is learned here that representa-
tives Of Polish, Italian. Czccho-Slova-
Khan. jug -SlOvakian and German or
canzations are much alarmed by the
proposed bill and are beginning to co
ordinate thcir forces 30 as to bring
pressure upon Congress not to legis
late the act into law. These nation
ulities are seeking the cooperation of
Jewish organizations. Last week in
New York, n conference took place To
discuss the impending measure. The
American Jewish Congress was rep
resented by Dr. Stephen :. Wise. the
american Jewish committee by Louis
Marshall. ana the Independent Order
Birth Abraham by Judge Aaron j.
Levy. The Ukrniniau Federation. the
independent Order B'nai B'rith and
other large Jewish organizations were
likewise represented.
SpOkesmen of various nationalities
in Washington are making efforts to
enlist the aid of labor organizations,
and appeals from Polish. Italian,
CZecho- -SlOvakian, etc., societies thru
out the country are being sent to mem
bers of the House of Representatives,
urging them TO fight the bill and to
vote against it.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-05
APPRECIATION

The following telegram wai rorciy-
ed and is appreciated:
Denver Jewish News.
.132S Lawrence 81, Drnvcr, Colo.
Please accept orr dccrcst arprccla-
tinn for the sllcad.d SErpurs ven have
riycn Eias at all times ana especially
for your magnificent cooperation in
connection with the one million dollar
emergency fund campafgm yoIr in
flucrca is or igcsdmablc value AMI W.
are deeply arprecjative Of all that yen
have done for the cause Of The u:i-
happy Jewish waudcvcr may thC Kew
Year bring you the fullest mca urc of
success.
Hebrew Shcltcriug and Immigrant Aid
society Of Amcricil, John l.. Bern
stein president. Joseph L. Erul Hon.
secretary,
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-05
DISCUSS JEWISH PARTICIPATION
IN "!AMERICA'S MAKING"
II. &. Is. Service)

New lork-Bcginning October 18th
immense festival and exhibit styled
'Amcrica's Making will take place
insNew YORK City. The circular sent
out by the Arrangements committee
organized by the State and City De-
Iiartmcnts of Education of New York
calls the affair AN exhibit of three
centuries Of. immigrant contributions
To our national life" and under the
plan or organization gives the names
of 81 different racial elements In the
community including the Jewish, as
well as such peoples as the Let's. Ice
landers. Carpatho- Russians. Ukrnin-
ians, Portuguese. etc.
In certain Jewish circles in New
York considerable opposition has risen
10 Jewish participation in this eNhibi-
ton. 1t is understood that the op-
position is being led by DIR. Samuel
Schulman and other reform rabbis.
Last week. the United Synagog OF
America issued an invitation 10 rep
rcscntutivc Jews TO attend the meet
ing where this question was to he DIS
Gus .ctt Most of the larger Jewish or
eanizations as well as many promi-
nent Jewish individuals. argued the
question pro aud con. \ iinnl decision
was postponci until after the High
Holidays.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-05
Obituaries
SigInllnd Friedenthal.

After an Hines. of several months,
Sigmund Prudential passed away
Monday afternoon. Mr.. Prudential
had been n resident of Denver for for
ly-four years and had been actively
identified with its communal life.
He is survived by his widow. Hattie
s. Prudential. by one brother, lsidore
and sisters. Mrs. Henrietta Ncwbcrger.
Mrs. Max II. Scheyc, Mrs. VIM. Drey-
fuss Of Denver. Mrs. Charlotta Drey-
fuss of Los Angeles and many other
relatives to mourn his loss. Funeral
services were held from. Meyers We'd
ncsday afternoon. lstcrmeht was at
Emanuel Cemetery. Or. VIM. $. Fried
man ofiiciatcd
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-05
A. VI. \. CLUB.

\ very important meeting of the \.
NJ. As was held Mt the home Of Fannie
Safran. Sunday, October >. Plans for
the first anniversary parry to he given
the latter part of this month are rap
idly nearing completion
The A. NJ. y. have recently changed
their name from the J. i. G,-S. ].
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-05
CHARGES THAT GERMANS AMI
JEWS CONTROL CANADIAN NIL.
SICLANS.
81. C. B. ServIce)

London The Morning Post" prints
n cable from Mr.. Driscoll. the presi-
dent of the Trans-C Canadian Theatre
Association. charging that German
Americans and Jews are in control
of the Canadian FcdritiOn of Musi-
clans and use their influence to bar
English conductors from entrance into
the Federation.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-05
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

We, the undersigned, d. L. Poe. Pre-
sident. and Benz Poe, Secretary of The
under the laws Of the State of Colorado
do hereby give notice that at meeting
of the stockholders of said corporation.
duly called for the purpose of consider
ing the propriety of dissolving said cor
poration and held at Denver. in the City
Tor TOWN. of Denver, State of Colorado. on
the 9th day OF August, A. u: 1921. Notice
of Publication Of meeting of stockholders
was waived by all stockholders in writing
The stockholders. by a 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 siSSned ed
hereto the seal of said corporation, this
o7th day of August, A. d. 1921.
DAVID l.. POE,
President
Attest:
BENZ POE,
Secretary.
corporate Seal.l
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-05
DRAMATIZES king
OF SCHNORRERS."
KING
(,J C, Il, Seryice,)

London-Israel Zangwill has just
completed a dramatiZation of his well
known book, THE King of Schnor-
1ers," which will be produced shortly
in English in the National Jewish
Theatre.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-05
THE WINDSOR FARM DAIRY.

Delivers early and promptly. Pure
and health giving milks and creams.
from healthy cows. Get on our route.
Call Main 513G.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-05
TAKE THEATRE FROM JEWS IN
ORDER TO GIVE 1T TO POLES.
(Jewish Telegrnphic Agency

Warsaw-The Building commission
of LODI has contiscated "Rasmaitasje,'
the beautiful theatre owned by the
Jewish Actors society of Lodz. and
en- it 10 the society of Polish Actors,
whose theatre was recently razed by
FIRE
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-05

Mr.. ]. Goodsccin has made Il re-
mnrkable recovery from his recent Sc
rious accident. He was able to leave
the hospital on Monday.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-05

Mr.. Jos. II. Harrison left last sat
urlay for months visit in the east
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-05
In Menoriam

In loving memory of our dear he
loved friend Miss Edith KantrowitZ,
who passed away n year ago tot'ay.
MRS. RAE WAGNER.
MRS. KATE LEVY.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-05
Local NeUs

Victor BuSa of Pittsburg. Pa, is
visiting his brother Ludwig Buka. at
12J3 Elizabeth st.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-05

Mr.. David Harris left for the east
on business trip.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-05

The friends of Mr.. Cyril Weinberg
will regret to hear that he has been
ILL.,
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-05

The Colorado State Medical Society
will hold its annual meeting in pu-
cblo ON October 9TH. Sch and 18th.
Among the addresses delivered will he
those by DIR. Chas. u. Spivak, Dr.
Julius l.. Mortimer, and Dr. Maurice
Levy.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-10-05

Mr.. Cyril Weinberc is making a mic,
recovery from an attack of pneumonia