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The New York herald., 1922-05-22
HELP WANTED-MaIe.

HELP WANTED-Male.
ARTIST WANTED.
Fully able 20 do floral. fresco work and
ornamental decorating; must be able 20 make
sketches for churches. banks and theaters;
steady fob for right man: references desired;
C;entiles only. Communicate with Beck-Davls
Decorating Co.. bethlehem. Pa.
BLANKBooK FOREMAN FOR WHOLE
SALE MANUFACTURING; MUST he EN-
PERIENCED AND FAMILIAR WITH RuL-
ING. sTIrcHING AND FOLDING MA
CHIMES AND ALSO COMPETENT TO MAN
AGE HELP ~ pEPARpMENTt 5.RT pnstrIdN EEEEn 1o
RIGHT MAN. l.. r.. 1o5 HERALD. $50
BOOKKEEPER wanted: capable and ener-
getic. by manufacturing corporation- Aa-
dress Corporation. y 2272 Herald. $50 Bway:
BOY for general office with rapidly growing
Christian firm; familiar with telephone.
switchboard preferred: good chance FOR ai-
vancement. Electrical. Holmes Box 1I0.
20j broadway.
BOYS over 10. students. eligible. spare time,
S4-si0 weekly; references. Call or write
Mr.. Gilbert, % floor, ia w. 4lst 81.
BIt1IER useful. references required. Call
Monday. 20. - East s0th. -
CHAUFFEUR, white. excellent mechanic; ;
private: Pierce Arrow car. personal refer
eaces required Call until noon. warshauer.
AZ West 3sth st.
CHEMIST -ANALYsTO with thorough knowi-
edge OF the practical analysis OF essential
oils and similar products. Write, giving
references and salary expected. o 22i3
Herald, Herald SO.
COMPOSITOR, two-third; steady work. The
Friebel Press, JOG West 25th st.
COUPLE wanted houseman, gardener; wife
good cook, general houseworker; refer
ences: Scarsdale. stephens, 40 Riverside
Drive. Telephone Cathedral 1866.
COTPLE, competent 10 do work In small
country house: references required. Cail
70 10 4. 143 West T4th st. Phone Far Rocka-
way of50.
DRAUGHTSMAN, architectural, apartment
house work, all around man, steady posi-
tion. d 5G4 Herald. $50 Broadway.
GARDENER, single: must be nil around
competent man. an excellent position ~
offered TO one who n capable and who VIII
take an Interest In his work. n you change
positions often don't answer; must be VIII
ing to leave to-day. Call only between 10
and IL 80 no ono interviewed before or
after that time. Call 3Ji West 18th ct.
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PARADISE INN.

Room and board. modern improvements.
homo cooking, lovely surroundings, reason
able. Mrs. l.. EAGAN, Iselin. N. J. Phone
Metuchen 1873 M.
CARE and board OF children over 4: for
one appreciating good environments: $50
monthly; references. D. w. b.. Tenafly.
N j. Englewood, 1730-R.
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West side.

CENTRAL PARK ,wI'sT--rxcIusivs private
apartment outside room. private bail: :
delicious meals: use spacious living rooms.
Columbus @Ot
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Connecticut.

BEAUTIFUL BERKSHIRE6
Dairy farm offers semi-invalids. elderly poo
pie. convalescents; real country board: mod
eTn conveniences: s125 monthly: special care:
comfortable homestead. Mrs. G.. L.. Box
10, Cornwall Bridge. Conn.
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Employment Arency-Domcssic.

COUPLES (2s) all na,ionai,tie-;
butler. cook. chnuffeurs. houseworkerr, &c.;
good homes and excellent wages
Lnzare's Agency. i43 r. I'D ~.
MANY GOOD POSITIONS
for couples.
we.tier's Agency. 20 West 42d a.
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BROADWAY, 3S0f. near 1880 st.-Desirable
store; great future; 5000 monthly.
The New York herald., 1922-05-22

9TH Av., of-Ncwfy decorated room. eiec-
y tricity. hot water supply; excellent cuisine.
The New York herald., 1922-05-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
For Sale.

SALESMAN to become partner in estab-
lished auto polish manfg. co.; little cash
required 81 Ocean Parkway. Windsor 5197.
The New York herald., 1922-05-22

MOTION Picture Theatre for sale. uppe
Broadway; low rent: reasonable terms: M
brokers. Box 30, 146 I'd av.
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prERREPONT ST.. T6--Cool rooms: conven.
tent subways; best home cooking. Main
1fan-W.
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Brooklyn.

9TH ST., 5t5 E.-LarRe room. windows:
convenences: gentlemen couple; refer
ences. HIRSCH, phone Berkshire 6225-W.
FLATBUSH Ocean av.. 410).-Best and
most convenient section of Brooklyn. single
and double. IS to $18 per week; private
house, large porch. shade trees; B. n. t,
Church av. express station, opposite; 20
minutes to Times "a. and Brighton Beach.
Phone Fla tbush Gn3O.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11
THE u. A. a. GIRLS.

We're constantly thinking of you
and decking new ways in which ia
make the evening of February 23rd.
1922 the happicSt and most enjoyable
evening You ever spent.
Are YOU thinking of us just little
bit and stopping long enough TO say
Surely. I'll buy II ticket for the L.
s. A. Girls Third Annual Charity
dance. for. know Wen have n dandy
good time and besides my money is
sure to he put to n good use
That's the way 20 look at it boys,
and when You buy your ticket. tell
your friends. We want our Third An
nual dance to he even greater sue
cess than any of our previous dances
and YOU can all help us make it so.
M s.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11
In Menoriano

In loving remembrance of our dear
mother and grandmother. Mrs. Rosie
Pepper, who departed from this life
two years ago Jan. S.
Two years ago. two long. sad years,
our mOther-set free from strife.
Passed on beyond this vale of tears
10 everlasting life.
Her sacred mcm'ry but imparts
This truth. we bear in mind
She is not dead who lives in the hearts
of loved ones, left behind.
Her merry eyes with teardrops glcam-
ed
As we sobbcd our last farewell,
But the spirit of our loved one seemed
To linger. just to tell
That she had gone to pave the way
To where Gods angels sing,
SO we may view the dawn of the judc-
ment day
In the palace of the king.
Sadly. missed by sons. daughter and
grandchildren.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11
L. A. +. GIRLS CLUB.

One of the most important and i'll
tcrc~ting meetings of the l.. a. F.'s
WAS held last Sunday at the home of
Esther Stellor. All important matters
were discussed and election of officers
TOOK place. with the following results.
President Freda Isaacson. succeed
ing Ethel Strauss: secretary. Esther
Stcllor. succeeding Dorothy Dunic-
vitZ: treasurer. Icnorc Brilliant. sue.
occding Frcda ISaacson.
The theatre and dinner party to he
given next Sunday. January 18th is
TO celebrate the happicst time in or
lives when we welcome back to our
midst onr dear friend and member.
Miss Frela lsaacsOn.
The club also wishes to extend its
sinccrcst and warmcst welcome to our
new members. Misses Esther Banks
and Esther Fcinl@rg
The l.. \. +. Girls will attend in a
body the B. NJ. II. Benefit ON Jan
uary oath.
The next meeting will he held nj
the home of Helen Porgcs- on January
21st.-E. III. s.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11
JEWISH NATIONAL WORKERS
ALLIANCE OF AMERICA

Within the last few weeks. steps
were taken for the reorganization of
Denver Branch Jewish National Work.
ers' Alliance of America (NaZiOnaler
Arbciter Verbam). and the visit to
Denver of Brother Meyer Brown
facilitated the work.
1t will. therefore. come as glad It'd
ings to those who have remained mem
bcrs of the Verband and who have
sent their premiums to New York
headquarters. that the reorganization
OF the Denver branch is fully estab-
lished. and that they can pay their
premiums in Denver
1t must he remembered that the Yer.
hand has the most modern forms of
Life, Endowment. Sick and Accident
Insurance. that the rates are reason
able. and that The Vcrband is spend.
ing considerably Cor the social and in.
telkectual advancement of Palestin-
ians
Those interested shonld confer will,
the secretary of Denver Branch. ii.
NJ. Kaufman. 153O Glcnarm.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11
RUDE PARK ATHLETIC CLUB.

The Rude Park Athletic club held
their regular meeting at the Louise
Guldman Community Center, in Rude
Park. Sunday last. when the consti-
II tion was adopted.
This meeting was attended not on
ly by members of the club but some
of its patrons. Mrs. \. Morris. Mr..
Cowan, Mr.. Miller and Mr. and Mrs.
Faum. 1t was their suggestion that
the club open n bank account. which
was adopted and the money was hand
cd over to Mrs. GarfinHle, the spOn-
sor. who is to deposit it in n bank in
the. clubs name.
This club will not limit itself only
to athletics, but will also have of
literary and social activitics.-M. w.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11
DENVER BRANCH POALE ZION

Friday night. January the 9Th. wit
messed an intensely interesting. gath.
,,ing of Poalc Zionists and sympathiz-
crs in the club rooms of the Dra-Mu-
Lit Circle.
For some time. the Poale ZiOnists
of Denver have been rather passive.
Eut the momcntous problems confront,
ing the Jew everywhere and especial
ly the newcomer in Palestine have
spurretl the local Poalc Zionists to re-
newcd activity.
1t Is interesting to note that we
have in our midst Palcstinian-born
young man, Mr.. ErotchOk. who has an
important message to deliver. We.
therefore, invite you to he present Mt
the next meeting. Friday. January
18th at the Dra-Mu-I.it Circle. 14SO
Federal Boulevard. so that you may
obtain firsthand information from a
Palcstinian nativc-H. NJ. X.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11
JUNIOR COUNCIL.

\ meeting of the Junior Council was
Emanuel. Sunday, January ..
Miss Anna LANCER. who was presi-
dent. resigned. because of other ac-
tivitics. Miss Hile Aarons. former
2nd vice president was elected presi-
dent. Miss Iikla Gooldstonc was
elected to fill the vacancy of 2nd vice
president.
The date of the dance was discuss.
cd. and il was finally decided that it
should take place on Monday, Janu-
ary IL. nj s 30 p. m, at the Shirley
Savoy Hotel.
Mrs. Henry Schwartz Jr.. gave i;
very Interesting talk OH the Prophets
Mrs. Beatrice Lessn gave a delight
fui pinno solo.
The meeting then came 10 close.
Attention Junior Council Girls.
With regard to the dance. no per
son is admitted unless n member. No
member is admitted unless her dues
arc paid. Membership tickets are 10
he presented ut the ball room door.
This dance is neither formal or in
formal. Int according to your own de-
sire
II You haven't paid your dues and
want to go to the dance. send your
money or phone any of the follow
ing: Sallie Fried, Amy Peyscr,
Francis Rechnitz, Bertha Hirschfeld.
Amy Weichscll. or Minnie Schneider
man. Don't forget, no one is admit
Ted but paid up members.-M. S.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11
Clubs
THE N.MR TOMID CLUB.

Al an election of officers held on
January 3rd. 1922, the following mem
hers were designated to serve as Of
iiccrs for the ensuing six months: Ben
Skull. president: Lillian Giusborg.
viceprcsidcnt Ben Arkcn. secretary.
Jacob Iadcr. treasurer and Mauric"
Stein. publicity manager.
In fast and furious basketball
game played ut the Neighborhood Gym
on January 9th. The Nair Tomid club
defeated the crack Ccntaurian club by
a score of II to S. This was the first
league game of the Y. NJ. ii. \. schcd.
ulc. The Nair Tomid club tackles the
Paramount club on January 23rd.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11
COUNCIL COMMITTEES MEETINGS

The Educational cominittcc of the
Council of Jewish Women of which
Mrs. Ernest Morris is chairman and
The Immigration committee will give
n luncheon at the ShirleyS Savoy Hotel.
Monday. January al. nt which Mrs.
Ray David will speak on "Commun-
ity AmericanizatiOn"
The Immigrant Aid committee of
the Council of Jewish Women will
meet at ; p. IN. Friday. January 3, at
the Central Jewish Aid society's
rooms. Mr.. Paul Armstrong of the
Naturalization bureau will address the
meeting
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11
A WARMING.

AT the request of the Jewish Pub
lication Society, we print the follow
ing warning:
To the Editor:
Would you please announce in one
or more issues of your Periodical to
lame of Samuel I. Broder. formerly
employed by the Jewish Publication
Society. who was discharged in June,
1921. is travelling in your vicinity,
claiming he is a representative of the
Jewish Publication Society and oh
tanning money under false pretenscS.
forging checks and other items.
One of his methods is to come in to
responsible Jewish People and state
that he IL an ordained Rabbi, that he
has just lost his pocketboOk and asks
for loan.
We wish to state in conclusion. that
the Jewish Publication Society will
not be responsible. nor will Mr.. Israel
Dobsevagc be responsible for any
would advise that if he is caught, he
should be held for the Police. notify
ing the Chicago office of the Jewish
Publication Society, IL ~ Wabash
Ave. Kindly send us a marked copy
of the announcement.
Thanking you. | am
Yours very truly,
Israel Dobscvagc. Western Reprcscn-
tative.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11
BETH ISRAEL HOSPITAL AID TO
GIVE TEA.

\ card party under the auspices of
the Ladies' Aid to the Beth Israel
Hospital and Home will be given Tues
day afternoon. January IL. 1922 at
2:3O p. III. at Daniels and Fishers
Tea room. The hostcsscs will be Mes
danes B. L. Landers, ID. Tober. NJ. B
Rather. S. Raabc, Sam Weiner. VIM
KantrowitZ, ID. Grccnstcin, l.. Orn-
stein, n Weisman. L. Singer, Ladcr
and. y. II. Radetsky. All members
and friends are cordially invited
A. II. II.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11
j. Il. c.

An interesting meeting of the j. b,
C.'s was held Sunday. January =, al
the home of Miss Nathelie Brickcr.
Plans for the clubs second annual af-
fair and many matters of importance
We're discussed. Election of officers
took place the following being elect
ed: TesSic Boxer. president: Nath-
ellie Bricker, secretary; Rose Nellman.
treasurer; Frieda Schapiro. publicity
manager.
The Misses Pauline Fcldman and
j. B. G. club-F. s.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11
FL CORRO.

The I'll CorrO club held their week
ly meeting at Community Center Tues
day. January 3. 1922. Important busi.
ness was discussed. New officers were
elected as follows: Milton GOlslstein
president; Jack Cohen, vicc-president
Frieda Sigman. secretary: Jessie Lit.
yak, treasurer; Shirley JEFF. publicity
manager.
1t was decided that the club should
the month instead of every week
President Goldstein called a special
meeting for Tuesday, Jan. 10. 1922
s. ].
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11
THE COUNCIL RODE.O.

On the 9th of January. the Coun-
ell of Jewish women will hold Il fancy
h. given but all those not in costume
will he accorded thc privileges of the
floor We suggest that you add to
your own pleasure and those present
Of entertainment will he provided each
ore of which will he an agreeable sur
prise. Reserve the date and every
body comes
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11

There is a movement on foot to es.
tabfish the Woodrow Wilson Founda-
tion. whose purpose it is to make
awards for "meritorious service TO
democracy. public welfare. liberal
thought, or peace through justice. The
movement was originated by the
Church Peace Union and received the
endorsement of the clergy throughout
The Union. among them Rabl'is NJ. H..
Harris and II. G. Enelow. of New
York and Alexander Lyons of Brook
lyn. The organization is trying to
raise a million dollar fund.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11
c. A. G.

On December II. stag party was
helsl at the home of Harry Miller.
Harry Sax and Henry G0ldhammer
were initiated. These two new. mem
bers raise the number in the organi-
Zation to ten.
On December Ii. nm unusually in
tercsting netting was held and a
basketball captain elected.
On December 20, a regular meeting
was held On December -. Lively
meeting was held and plans discussed
for a private dance to he held in Feb.
ruary.-H. ~
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11
STOP! LOOK! LISTEN.

The y. o. H. club is giving an Ala
hamy minstrel show ana dance. You
surely can't miss the fun in store for
you. so he sure and be ON time, Feb.
10 mt S: 80 p. IN. Tickets may be pro-
cured from any y. o. u. member
The y. O. u. membership campaign
is near its close and any boy or girl
between the ages of Is and % wish
ing to become a member my send an
application to the secretary, PAS Gil
rin strect.-D. \. NJ.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11
O. W. l.. CLUB.

The q. w. l.. club on January 3rd
started the new year with n regular
meeting at The Community Center. An
annual program was discussed where
by we will continue our social and
manner. \ debate on general sub
ject concluded the meeting
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11

Temple Emanuel. of San Francisco
Cal. has established three branch re-
ligious schools which are being op-
Grated under the auspices of the
alumni of the original congregational
school Each of these new schools is
situated in section Of the city whore
there are considerable numbers of
Jewish residents hut which are rather
remote from the regular c>n,.rega-
lional ccnters. The teaching IS done
by members of the alumni
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11
ARGONACT CLUB.

The ArgOnaut club held its election
cf officers on Ian. 1. at the home OF
Mr.. Louie IIoffhcrg and the follow
ing members were elected to office:
Sam Aaron. president; Max Vein
stein. vicc-president: Joe Sunshine
treasurer: sam Wcincr, secretary !;
Leo Holdncr, publicity manager. With
these officers the club cannot help but
bc the best in the city. Watch our
SmO!;c.--I H.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11
THE STAGGER BOYS.

After fast practice game of basket
ball, the Staggcr Boys held an inter
csting melting Sunday january Sth at
the Neighborhood Gym. Plans for our
basket ball team were discussed and
arrangements were made for ban
quet in honor of our newly elected Of
ficerS.
The Staggers still invite few moro
members if interested. write or call
a. II Pcrlmuttcr, 1892 Hooker street.
i. Il. 9.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11

The engagement is announced of the
eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs 7. F.
Nauhcim of London. to Mr.. Paul Men
dclssohn-Ba Bartholdy of Berlin. sou of
the late Paul Mcndelssohn Bartholdt
composer. Felix MendelSsOhn-Bart
cldy. who was again the grandson of
Moses Mendelssohn. the German phil
osopher amongst whose activities was
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11
KEREN HAYESOD ELECTS Of
FICERS.
viii Meet Saturday. Jun,,ary "A

VIII meet S9ttiruig, Jiut9rN IL.
At meeting of the Kcrcn Iiaycsod
committee held Thursday, January
9TH. II number of the officers of the
Kercn HaycSod Cnmpaign wcro elect
cd:
Dr. &. ID. Spivak, chairman OF Exc
cutivc committee: Mr.. Sam Grimes.
lrcasurcr DIR. ]. NJ Morris. sccrc-
tary. Arrangements were made Tor
the election or appointment of other
officers in the very near future.
The committee has displayed interest
in the work. and preparations for the
reception of the Sokolow delegation
are nearing completion.
The Kercn IIaycsod movement
should have the support of a united
lowry. This is no political enter
prise. but humanitarian one: and n
United Jcwry should crown the move
mcnt with n phenomenal success.
For the benefit of Dcnvcritcs. more
detailed information concerning the
enterprise proper and the success of
our particular campaign will he given
thru the columns of this newspaper
Another general meeting of the
committee will bG held in the offices of
the j. c. II. s.. 511 Kittredge Guild
ing. Saturday. January 14th, s p. m.
for the purpose of making final ar
rangcmcnts for successful campaign.
BE there and participate in this
most important mdcrtaking.-H. NJ.
X.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11
THE CENTAURIANs.

The Centaurians in the future win
meet at the Guldman Community
Center. 18Th and DecaiIW on THURS
day evenings.
Mr., Golinsky. ono of our members.
has returned to the city and will he
With us again.
We were defeated by the Nair
Tomids in n basketball game hy a
score Of IL to S.-G. s.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11

The salary of the Chief Rabbi. of
England. heretofore $4,000 y year,
has been increased to S12.JOO. in adj
dition TO $1,000 year for travelling
expenses. Provision is also made for
n pension for the chief rabbits widow
and minor children.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11
MRS. SPIVAK TO LECTURE ON
HOUSING PROBLEM.

Mr.. Arthur NJ. Oberfelder will pre-
sent Mrs. 'iueetcl Spivak. in the or
dinary of the Brown Hotel. Tuesday
evening, January 24. The subject of
Mrs. Spira!'s lecture is THE HOus-
ing Problem Solved" y large audi
cnce will doubtless greet Mrs. Spivak
on this vital subject.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11
BASKET BALL NOTICE TO ALL
CAPTAINS.

Before the league games commence
on Monday. Jan. 10. there will he n
special meeting for all captains and
managers This meeting is of n great
Importance for the future of the
league. All clubs wishing TO join us
be sure and come as this will bc the
final opportunity. Chairman Y. NJ. G..
\ Basket Ball Lcague.-S. X.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11
ID. II. l. GIRLS.

A very interesting meeting was held
at the home of Ida Leopold. y get
together party for mothers and
daughters was planned which will
take place in the near future.
After the meeting refreshments
were served and the girls enjoyed II
short social hOur-A. II.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11
LADIES' AUXILIARY OF sheriff.
ISRAEL TO GIVE DANCE.

The Ladies' Auxiliary Of sheriff.
Israel will give valentine dance and
card party at the ADAMS Hotel Feb
rmnry 1lth.-G.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11
A. A. c. CLUB.

A regular meeting of tho \. \. C..
Club was held Sunday January Sth at
the I:csSic I. Rude Community Center
\ very interesting talk was made by
DR.. ]. NJ. Morris. Arrangements have
been made for several other speakers
in the near future.-A. II. ID.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11
TEMPLE EMANUEL JUNIORS To
MEET.

The next meeting of the Junior
Congregation Emanuel will he held
on January IL at 1890 a. NJ.
Mr.. Ben Solomon will SPEAK.
All members are requested to at
tend this meeting and Friday night
services.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11

David Bachrach, one of the pioneers
in American photography. died at Bal
timorc. Md, last week. where he had
fury ever since his arrival from Ger
many. Mr.. Bachrachs firm had
branches in eighteen Eastern cities.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11
BICKER CHOLEM TO GIVE Bon
PARTY.

A very clever box party will he
given by the Bicker Cholem society
On Sunday evening. January 20. 1922
ut Oheb Zadek Synagog 2222 Marion
street at $ 100 p m. Bring lunch
md friends, Admission is free, and
there will be dancing and good enter
tainmnnt-E. s.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11
COUNCIL ALLIANCE DANCE.

The Council Alliance Charity ball
will occur Saturday. January II. al
Progress club. The colorado 4" will
furnish the music and entertainment
Tickets may be had from any member
Of the Council Aniance.-H. G.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11

Miss Nuriol Elsie Landau. NJ. n.
I.ond. f. II. c. s.. Eng. has been ap-
pointed assistant surgeon to the Eliza
beth Garrett Anderson Hospital, Eua
ton Road. and pathologist and reg
istrar to the Hospital for Women.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11

Mr.. Tobe Lichtenstcin has just re-
turned to Denver after an absence OF
several months. He is busy renewing
his former acquaintanees.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11

Mr.. David Harris leaves Tuesday
for Kansas City where lie VIII attend
Kallman Barnett and then 90 ON to
Chicago on n business trip.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11

DR.. Louis Berman. associate in
Biological Chemistry, Columbia Jni-
vcrsity, has inst issued book on
THE Glands Regulating Personality,
published by Macmillan's.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11

Mr. Max Michaelson left sunday for
an eastern business trip.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11

Mr.. Max Fischer has recovered froI
brief illness which confined him t
his bed this week.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11
THE WINDSOR FARM DAIRY.

Delivers early and promptly. Purc
end health giving milks and creams.
from healthy cows. Get on our route.
Call Main 5136.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11

Mr.. Leopold Mayer. one of the aged
pioneer citizens of Colorado. was the
victim of an unfortunate accident last
weeS. when he was run down by II
bicycle and suffered fractured bone.
He is resting comfortably at his resi-
dents the Shirley Savoy hotel.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11

Mr. Joseph Goldhammer and tlaush
ter. Betty. will depart for Los Angeles
Jan 18th on three months visit
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11

Mr.. Philip Miller is spending n few
days in the southern part of the
state.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-01-11

Max Buckman. the young son of Mr..
and Mrs. Max Buckman is at st.
Joseph's hospital where he underwent
n serious operation Tuesday.