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THE BOSS is BACK ON THE JOB.

n5G @ N9coss railroad secretary Jimmy
are oohed az sand
@ uSh COUSIN Mae Ann Unseen they peculiar hold
special ear Is carried
He and Dods mh9na magna whom city
rescue chadwick The
% o short Line which is the spectators headed
'unlon president Of
al Portal City
l1atch and Gustaye
completely In Chadwick's their
from attending meeting
"ileh would eopardiz
ana Henck the Red
ana warehouse He
elacae Dodd
apart from he husband out living
report mas II that he " S disappears;
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-08-05

been so roughly handled that he had
lost count Of time. The next order
was shot at the two tiremen.
You boys kick that packing-box to
pieces and then pull the straw out of
that bunk and touch a match to 1t.
Wen make sure that they'll never
lock anybody else up in this id dog
hole"
The two young huskies obeyed the
order promptly, In half a minute
the dry slab stuff that the hunks were
built of was ablaze and the boss
herded US to the door, and a minute
or so later we were all climbing into
the cab of the waiting engine.
We had to run so slowly down the
old track to the "Y" that there was
plenty of chance for the boss to talk.
If he had wanted to. But apparently
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-08-05

hirgan's arms and sort of half tainted,
1t seemed.
because, when I came to, right good
again. hlrgan had me up on the fire
mans box, with an arm around me to
mold me there: Billy Gorcher was on
the other side of the cab, nlggling at
the throttle; and the light engine was
clicking 1t off about fifty miles an
hour on the straight piece of track
between Portal City and Arroyo,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1921-08-05


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10" named Iarbe.s who Laoaed AND
talked ana acted like cow-pgnch .ar
Nd from EanS line. He was carried oE
AR. IAN bFIu payroll ais an extra ol
fe-tet telegraph operator though we
never heaFd OF bis being sent out 10
Fe.leFe anybody
sized thls new yonng man Up,
I'-''- away, ioF 'spee.at Of some
SoI.' anu cue proof that 1 was RIGHT
gal1e one afternoon when Ripley
o.oPp,.l NJ a1a le-l into a Chair to fan
"'''''5'i :" %" Hls straw hat like man
~ ''' ''s.' l'S' Pal down TOAD tAas he
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.,s,,.i -'.'''n IN. Lol" ,he LAST Of those
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s .5 u q y '''- e. Tong breath aaa "aI'
.,rr7i .'s ',.'s '.s.'e oe"l al l1e boss
- ,,'s .l'9 l-''.- Ayr a'e Aa59h Neo.
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s-,.t- a. ...'. n.y. II 'aA' yer. '5
rn,. nr4.g q ,'.,-'. '''.l e.y""ese.
,rl. -. I. ~ WIS -olLz concern.
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do for your
If l didn't hate slang so had T
should say that the portly man looked
as If he were going to throw a fit
"Not-not Graham NorcrossY' he
stammered.
WeIl yes I am 'Graham-to my
friends. Anything elseY'
Inc portly gentleman subsidized into
a chair.
Ihere Is some misunderstanding
aoout IAls ne said, his voice thickeu-
lug a Atte-with anger, thought.
AIy name IS Dismuke, and | am the
s'ueiaI manager Of this railroad"
"ouIun dispute the name, but
!ou1 'I'le Is away on said Mr. Nor
snon, 90 NV, Ioo' DIS a handful Of dry
al, ~ '"o appointed you, If l may
"p-oz,5..
directo - ~ = ull'ou una the board Of
on ~ 1oulSe'
sor,a+t,,- - 0u 'I'OIlly appointed me-
ma aa -i,,,' n '.n7 'A'ee months ago was
nm a+u ep,' 90 Iar as 1 know,
nor,,,- 9 et.s a. 'IIe Heau Or the COM
ria gontIon,a- ~, ~ '''' ny
self DjSmr,o rfpa5 ~ 49,, .qq iIliiea nm,
looked nc 10 y. ~ '''s 0'i7eAs ouu
pI0da - e' Z "DouL ~ sA'
"Thig 10 d,.n
rappad on+ 81 -, "a q lisSs Hg
understood IN No. 9 49,. 2so .s az,
resignadrn " avg - a 'Hul you luu
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shortly All -, GU 'eu tine oos7
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For Gods sake, be earefulr

(TO BE CONTINUED
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06
YOUNG JUDEA ELECTS OFFICERS

At the last meeting of Young Judea.
March 3Oth. election took place for
the officers of the coming term Those
newly elected are:
President. Samuel Schlesinger, Jr. +,
vice president, Esther Fcinberg; sccrc
tary. Ellen Mayer: treasurer. Dewey
richards; scrgeant-at-arms, Isadorc
Judlcvitz: publicity manager. Rose
BelctZky.
The new officers hope to inspire
Toung Judea with increased interest
and enthusiasm among its members.
Young Judea subscribed $40 to the
synacog for the payment of two pews.
The open meetings, which have been
formerly held on the last Wednesday
of each month, have been temporarily
discontinued. New arrangements are
Icing completed for the admission of
visitors to the meetings, and will be
given publicity in these columns at a
later date.
For flle Beneft-sof those, who may
desire to submit their application for
membership. it is necessary to point
out the following requirements: only
those applicants will be considered. be-
tween the ages of II and % years. who
ere willing to devote n half hour at
each meeting to the serious study of
the Hebrew language and its interest
ing history. in addition to the bust
ness meetings and social hour. If you
are interested, ask one of our mem
hers for an application blank.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06
ANDREYEV on THE YIDDISH
STAGE.

New York-Kenncth Mcgowan, the
dramatic critic of the New York
Globe published the following cop-
ment on the production in iiddish of
Autlreyey's "Clown" at the Jewish Art
Theatre:
For ten years New YorS's only re-
pertory theatres have been Jewish or
German. Only in foreign Language
has it been possible to hear, night after
night, and week after week, the great
russian, Teutonic and Scandinavian
classics. Out of the rich store of these
theatres. Broadway has occasionally
taken play Redemption" 'Th"
Dancer" THE Devil" Samson and
Delliah." or 1.-The Viewers" Las
night the Jewish Art Theaiter mounted
n piece which will be seen farther up
town next season. 1t is Andreyev's
drama of the professor who turns
knockabout clown. Its title-literally
"IIe Who Receives Slaps in the Face
may be the hardest to render into
English: but it is probably the most
translated play since "Cyrano.' Last
night it was given in Yiddish under
the title of 1.-The Clown" The current
issue of the Dial prints Gregory Zil-
boorgs version, HE, The One who
Gets Slapped" Fania Mindell has pre-
pared a translation for Ben Ami's use
next year, and Herman Bernstein has
slapped together still another version.
do not intend to risk a review OF
the play Mt this time. Even par
TALLY understood performance in Yid-
dish develops so much of poignant and
effective drama which the printed
translation does not show that evident
" only performance in English can
do the piece justice. 1t is unques'
tionably n work of genius. both tragic
and Satire. Its central figure is one
of the most remarkable in all dramatic
literature 1t is II man of letters who
is driven by marital misfortune t"
play an epic joke on society he joins a
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06
MOUNTAIN STATES PACKING
COMPANY BUYS DENVER PLANT

Purchase by the Mountain States
Packing company, II SG.OOO.OOO Colo
RADIO corporation. of the plant of the
I,enver Packing < Provision company
was announced Saturday.
At the same time the purchasers
said they are negotiating for another
Colorado packing and provision com
pany and hope to begin construction
on new 100000 packing plant, adj
jaccnt to the Denver Union stock
yards. the coming summer.
A fifty-acrc tract, the Mountain
States company officers say. has been
bought Immediately north of the pres
cnt Denver stockyards.
Possession of the business of the
Denver Packing & Provision company
has been taken by the Mountain States
company. 1t is declared by the pur-
chasers that the Denver company and
the other Colorado concern which ii
is planned to buy have been doing more
than two and half million dollars
worth of business annually.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06

If you want to belong to the kind of
church
Like the kind of church you like.
You need not slip your clothes in Il
grip
And start on a long. long hike.
For you'll only find what you've left
behind;
There is nothing really new.
You may be knocking yourself when
you knock your church;
Maybe it's not your church. but you.
Real churches are made by folks I'M
afraid
Who look not upon duty with dread.
Where everyone works and nobody
shrks
You can raise even Il church from
the dead,
And. if. while you're hustling to help
yourself
You'll help your neighbor. too.
Your church will become what you
want it to be:
For your church is multiplied you
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06
COLONNADE CLUB.

4 regular meeting of the Colonnade
club was held in the Adams hotel Sun
day. April 3rd. After the regular busi
ness considerable time was given 20
good and welfare"
The principal speaker under ''gooi
and welfare" was Mr.. Samuel Perl
stein. whose subject was "a Solution.
,of the Housing Problem" So inter-
esting was this talk. so fluently was
IL delivered. that the members not on
" enjoyed it to the extent that n
good fluent talk is always enjoyed. but
they also Clipped in. so to speak. WITH
their own ideas. and for one-half hour
after Mr.. Perlstein's talk, many of the
landlords sons in our club were given
the treat of their lives
The Colonnade club wishes to con-
graduate Colonnader Herman Olde up
on his engagement to Miss Valric
{ Wintrob.-J. O.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06

circus, dresses MS clown. crates
pompously as great philosopher, is
slapped Il score Of times in the face
by his fcllow-clown. and cries out that
he hears the applause Of the whole
world. Then, when the real audience
laughs ut the real philosopher who has
turned clown, double-circle of his sa-
tire is complete. I must save con-
sideration of the tragic outcome of
the play for its performance in Eng
lish.
The Jewish Art Theater acquits it
self well in "The Clown LYMAN
Myself, Moishe Shorr, Max Skulnick.
and Isidor Elgard are excellent in parts
of various importance. Leonid Sne-
goff, once of the Moscow Art Thenter.
plays the very difficult role of the
clown with much skill and dignity and
effectiveness.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06
JEWISH LITTLE HELPERS.

This club composed of little girls of
from six to twelve years of age has
been active in West COlfaX for the
past four years.
They have not sought any publicity
nor are they seeking it at present. and
the present publicity is only given to
he an incentive to other children or
even adults. Their activities and re-
suits have exceeded those of some old.
or and stronger organizations
The Jewish little helpers consist OF
the following members:
Bessie and Kaile Halpern, Anna and
Minnie Heller, Hilda Eisenberg. Celia
Cohen. Ida Gardenswartz. Tillie Stein
berg. $. Cohen, Sam Rosen, altogether
ten members.
These little tots. on the night or
Purim. sacrificed the Soodah and the
other holiday joys of their homes and
responded to the call of charity. They
scattered themselves in small groups
thruout the West ColfaX District and
collected. for the European Sufferers.
the amount of $i5.47. which they turn.
ed in to Rabbi z. s. Halpern. treasur-
er of. the West Denver Relief commit
tee.
Let our elders take notice of the true
spirit of charity which is so magniii-
Gently excmplified by the children.
Pins.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06
LARGE ZIONIST MEETING IN
HONOR OF DIR. WElZMANN'S
ARRIVAL IN NEW YORK CITY.

In honor Of Americas great guests.
DIR. Chain Weizmann and his party.
who have arrived in New York city,
the Denver District of the Zionist or
ganization of America will hold spe-
cial open meeting. Sunday evening
April tenth. at the Albany hotel. TO
which the public is most cordially In
vited.
Certain promise of an interesting
and enjoyable evening to all those who
attend is the splendid program that
hns been arranged. with the speakers
Of the evening DR.. c. II. Kauvar and
Mr.. Philip Hornbein. and the musical
program comprising Mrs. Leo II. Conn.,
who will render several piano selec-
lions, Mrs. Max Grimes. vocal so
loist, and violin solo by Miss Esther
Greenblatt.
Attend this meeting and bring your
friends. Let us give DIR. WeiZmahh
the welcome he should have.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06

With appropriate ceremonies on the
morning of Washington's Birthday. Mt
Philadelphia, Gimbel Brothers unveil-
of the employees of the store who enter
e,l the military service during the
World War. The tablet bears 534
names. The speakers included May
or Moore. former Governor Edwin S.
Stuart, Hampton l.. Carson, Bishop
Berry and Lieutenant Ellis Gimbel. .Ir.
Officers of the 315th Regiment, with
which the Gimbel employees served,
were present.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06
DRA.MU.LIT CIRCLE TO OPEN
CLUB ROOMS SUNDAY NIGHT
APRIL. 10TH,

The ORA MULTI held very ell
thusiastic meeting "Wednesday March
50. Every one was eager to do some
thing for the new club rooms.
Tie necessity of having n place OF
our own to further the work was
keenly felt from the beginning. To
supply this need the house commit
tee rented the building Mt the corner
Of Federal Boulevard and West ColfaN
avenue. which contains one large store
room. 31x23 feet, two large rooms and
one small room to be used for a dress
ing room.
Last Sunday quite n number OF
young men and women. members of the
Circle. painted the woodwork and
built n fine large stage. Everything
grand concert which will open the
grand concert which will lopen the
rooms Sunday, April 10.
Wishing to have the building utiliz-
ed every night. the executive board
has arranged for it to be open to the
public every night except Friday night
and those of religious Jewish Holt
days. Beginning Monday night. April
the 18th. at s 80 o'clock the doors VIII
be thrown open for the public. There
will be various games. n fine library
and also writing tables. This is Ia
temporarily supply some sort Of a
Community Center. but will positively
not compete with any organizations in
this direction. rs the Circle itself
hopes to see in the very near future
the Community Centers already con-
templated.
The Circle asks for no donations
from the public nor from Its mem
bers. All expenses of installation ana
upkecp are being betrayed thru dues
But the organization expects the whole
hearted support Of the public inter-
osted in the upbuilding of a society OF
this kind at its dramatic performance
at the Woman's club on Sunday, April
"a. when der Wilder Mensch 4nct
drama will be produced.
Altho the club rooms are located IN
the West Side. the Circle itself places
no restriction whatsoever, and lhVites
every Jewish young man and young
woman interested in work. of this kind
TO Join us. Membership cards may be
obtained from the members. DO nor
fail to get yours so that you may pc
admitted to the opening next SUNDAY
;,+ ,,,l,;,J, &c for members only
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06
THE NIIKADO.

The students of the East Denver
High School will present the captivat-
ing and musical comic opera, 1.-THE
Mikado." This very, ambitious under
taking will be presented Mt the City
Auditorium on April 10Th.
\ screen version of this Gilbert AMI
Sullivan comedy was, recently present.
ed at the Auditorium and received a
cordial reception.
THE Mikado" is under the direction
Of Mr.. WilberfOrce Whiteman, who is
well known for the work he has done
i'm music in the public schools. Under
him is some of the finest talent to be
found in the city. Mrs. Grace Church
Jones. an authority on stage settings
and direction, will have charge of the
art scenes. Mr.. Victor Neuhaus, at
one time an actor of merit and who is
known as very able stage director
will be the stage manager. Mr. Neu-
haus is the professor of dramatics ut
the Wolcott conservatory of music.
Mr.. William r.. Blumenthal. n popu
lar teacher ut the East Side High
school, is the Technical Director. He
also has charge of the business of the
production.
Besides the fifty-piecc orchestra. the
Boys Glee club and the Girls Glec
club will take part.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06
JUNIOR CONGREGATION OF TEN
PIE EMANUEL.

DIR. Wilbur f. Steele. professor OF
Biblical Literature at the University
Of Denver, read an interesting story
ut the meeting of the Junior Congre-
CATION on April 3.
Patrons of the Junior Congregation
will entertain with a dance at the
Women's club on May 18th.
The regular meeting of the Hebrew
class has been postponed from Tues
day night to Thursday night. at s
p. IN. in the vestry rooms of the tenn
pie. The change in schedule applies
only to this week.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06
SIGMA ALPHA PHI GIRLS.

There was n regular meeting of the
Sigma Alpha Phi Girls, Sunday, April
3, at the home Of Miss Fanny Colin
sky. This is the last meeting Of the
club before the holidays. All business
mittees were handed in. After the
meeting, n very enjoyable program
was given
The next meeting of the club vii.
be held on May II. at the home of
Miss .Estelic Ka<lash when election of
Officers will take plnce.-S. !. W.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06
STAGGER BOYS, JUNIORS.

At the regular meeting of the Stag
ger Juniors. Sunday, April 3rd, a
lengthy discussion ensucd as to wheth'
or or not we should enter the indoor
baseball league now being organized.
After vote was taken, it was found
that this proposition was rejected
This does not mean, however. that We
will not have team. We are now
practicing. and will soon be ready to
accept challenges.
The tongues of our orators are now
being used in excess for we are now
having some very interesting debates
We are preparing for n Jeries of in
ter-club debates with other clubs OF
this city-G s.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06
PURIM COLLECTION FOR PAL.
ESTINE NATIONAL FUND.

The Hatikvah club of girls and BOY
Scouts of Cheltenham school display
ed a fine Jewish spirit on Purlm.
March "a. They made thoro canvas
of West ColfaX and collected S4S.S3.
They popularized the idea of the Ma
tional Fund for the upbuilding of Pal
cstine and gave practical help to this
worthy cause. The girls and boys with
blue and white badges on their arms
and carrying the National boxes, made
nm effective picture.
The Hatikveh girls under the cap
taincy of Rose Goldberg. Lena kram-
or. Rose Lutz and Eba Leader. collect
cd. S2O55 and s22.2s was collected by
the following boy scouts:
Sam Engal, Max Gelfman. Bernard
Richman, Alfred Weisman. Louis De-
bine, Nathan Bernstein. Chiel Gold
berg, Ben Bloom, Isidor Gershkobitz'
Abe Kerstcin and Sam FoN.-M. S. ).
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06
TIE VS. CLUB.

a regular meeting of the Us club
was held March 30. 1921 at the home
If Mr.. NJ. Gisscr. 1442 Knox CT.
Messrs. Harry Singer and Isador,
bors of our club.
Plans were made for social activl-
ties. to he held in the near future. TIL"
next regular meeting will he held at
the home of Mr.. s.. Levin. 293O w. Col
fax avenue.-H. NJ.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06
j. b. C.

A regular meeting of the ]. b. {.
was held Sunday. April 3, at the home
of Miss Nathalie BROKER. An c'cr'
ton of officers was held. and the 1oi-
lowing were elected: Rose Mtllmali'
president; Lena light secretary; Tes-
sic Boxer. treasurer; Sarah Robinson.
publicity manager.
Three new members were admitted
Minnie Lahrmen, Sarah Lahrmen
Ida Bronstein.
A pleasant social hour followed the
of the meetings.. X. II.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06
Clubs
THE Y. NJ. s Y. w. II. A.

You are invited to attend the next
meeting of the " NJ. & Y. W. II. \.
TO be held Sunday afternoon, April
10th at the Adams hotel The member
ship drive is now in full swing and
the record made thus far augurs well
for the ultimate realization of cen
trally located community center. If you
are interested in seeing this establish
cd join us and share in the great work.
B, =, l..
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06
IOTA GAMMA KAPPA.

The Iota Gamma Kappas held reg
uIar meeting Saturday evening. April
.. at the home of Rose Boxer. I'm
portant business was discussed. The
meeting closed with n pleasant social
hour and refreshments.-J. F.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06
VIM. R. Blumenthal to Enter Social Service on
the Pacific Coast
DENVER INSTRUCTOR HERE TO
REHABILITATION CALIFORNIA.

In
his position
this institutions of California
direction California
tons will work along lines
o o Bnai Brih and
Jewish Charities
Jewish Charities Francisco is headed by Rabbi Martin A.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06
NAIR TONIID CLUB.

The Nair Tomid club has completed
arrangements for their big. unique
Maze Merry party which is to take
place in the home of Harry Ariin,
1900 Sheridan Blvd. Saturday eve
ming, April 9th, 1921.
At the last meeting held on April
9Th. 1921. Mr. Irving Peck was initiat-
ed as n member.-M. f. 5.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06
ATTENTION.! SECRETARIES OF
JEWISH CLUES, SOCIETIES..
VEREINS, INSTITUTIONS, ETC.

The Ora Multi Circles club rooms
will he open to the public beginning
with Monday April 18th.
. We are very DESTROYS of having i'll
formation of your organization on our
tiles so that we may submit the same
to others interested.
We. therefore, request you to send
the desired information. in typcwrit-
ten form if possible. before April 11th
TO our club rooms. corner Federal
boulevard and West ColfaN avenue.
We thank you in advance for your
kindness and assure you of our good
will and cooperation.
The Dra-Mu-Lit Circle.
BY II. NJ. X.
ri oh words -Jnh
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06
A. b. C. CLUB.

The A. Il. C. club lost its first
practice game to the A A. A. by n
score of 1G to IA. The game was
slow. Capt. Ben Gilbert will try to
make better showing with his team
in the next game. Challenges will be
taken by Ben Gilbert, 142S Grove st.
%. X.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06
JUNIOR COUNCIL.

The last meeting Of the Junior
Council was held April 3. The follow
ing officers for the coming year were
elected: Anna LANCER. president p;
Freda Shulman. vice-president Sallic
Fried treasurer Beatrice Garfein,
corresponding secretary; Loretta CHS.
des. recording secretary; Lillian
Lcishen, historian.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06
d, U. MEMORIAL.

The next meeting of the. Menorah
society will he held next Sunday eve
ming, April 10. at the Adams hotel.
\ good program has been arranged as
usual. Everybody is invited. The
meeting will be called to order prompt
" mt $50.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06
THE COLUMBINE CLUB.

A very enjoyable evening of the Col
umbine club was held April 3 at the
home of Dora Rosen. Important mat
tiers were discussed. The club gave
So to the Joy fund of the Shcltering
Home. Refreshments were served
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06
A. A. A. CLUB.

The 4. A. A. club opened their in
door season very successfully by de.
feating the A. b. C. club with score
Of lG to IA. Anyone wishing to chal-
lenge the A. A. A. club for indoor or
baseball, see Abe Wien, 1i0i Irving
St.-H, G.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06

Prof. Albert A. Michaelson, the
Jewish scientist, of the Chicago Uni
versity. whose star measuring appar-
atus. announced last December, amaz-
ed the world, left recently for Paris
to lecture as an exchange professor in
the University of Paris for three
months. By use of Prof Michaelson's
device many of the greater suns Of
the universe were measured.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06
OPTIMISTS.

The next meeting of the Optimists
will be held at the home Of Miss Yetta
Goldfe,lder 1915 Grove St, April 18th
A W. |
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06

Meyer, president of the
California Conference of
Social Work. and by !.
Irving Lipsitch. secre-
tary of the Eureka Ben
eyolent Society. 1t is af-
filiated with and spOn-
Sored by the most i'm
portant Jewish phil
nnthrOpic organizations
of the State and the
cost of its work has been
met by the Jewish COM
munities of San Fran
cisco. OAKLAND. Los An
geles. San Diego. Stock
ton. Fresno, San Jose
and other California
cities. The aim of the
committee Is to visit
each institution in the
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-04-06

Milton Herr has been elected pres'
dent of the Terre Hautc, Ind, Cham
Der of Commerce.