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The Nome nugget., 1922-08-05
ONIONS FOUND TO KILL
 SCENT OF HOME BREWER

Bellaire, Ohio-Home brewers are expected to erect monument to man whose discovery became public property when police raided his home, confscating his beer-making apparatus.
 The mash was found to contain both onions and sugar.
 Experts" said the onions would kill the odor of alcohol. thus pre- venting the maker from being "giv- en away"
The Nome nugget., 1922-08-05
Deviled Spanish
 Green Oiivc1

Here's a little hors d oeuvre that may be prepared in q few minutes. It's novel and tas- ty- The family will enjoy it, and so will the guests. It's one of those surprise" appe- tigers that labels y o ur din n e r " u Il i q ue q n d
The Nome nugget., 1922-08-05

Pit large green olives ana fill with the yolk of hard-boiled e"gs mixed to paste with little butter. Lay an olive on a strip of bacon, sprinkle with paprika and tiny pinch of mustard, roll up. fasten with toothpick and broil just long enough to crisp the bacon. Serve ons toast fingers
The Nome nugget., 1922-08-05

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The Nome nugget., 1922-08-05

Let the Nome Nugget do yOu,' letter writing, by having us mail the Weekly Nugget to your friends on the Outside.
The Nome nugget., 1922-08-05
\ GASOLINE GIGGLE

A boob of a bonehead named Bean Smoked cigarettes near gasoline.
 One day he was sent
 We're not sure where he WENT But we know that his grave is kept
 green
The Nome nugget., 1922-08-05
W.ANTED:

Popular secret society wants repre- sentative to select members and start lodges. Commission. Big money for live men.
 ORDER OF OWLS.
 South Bend, Indiana.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-20
II Message t0r the 5Ce7c Tear
written for the >,Den,,-r Jewish News

The New Year the Day of Memorial of Judgment,
calls the twelve months by and judgment
them The day of Remembrance the Day of Judgment
When remember the of the past year. hours
OF almost forgotten and the days
before Sorrow mpresses itself deeply than The
disappointed expectations the bghted death that
has snatched loved the vivid recolections
The New Year marking the anniversary of the creation
of the World and of the Man. that God
rules that whatever comes to carries its meaning and its
No purposeess is without its place the
plan of life There Chance Accident the Divine Or
der
Israel ha his place to and his play in the
destiny of mankind His suffering through the has
specific He has survived because world his
message He will continue suffer until the better day has
dawned This is what is by the Mission of Israel.
The New Year asks to witness Israes place history
and summons to testify to Israes ideals
The close of the World War brought about
and brotherhood which ondy believed would fol-
low the four of tears and blood On the contrary
aftermath of the War greed jealousy and hatred been
intensified The Jew is again the and saddled
with the and sins of the World Everywhere he is
challenged. What will he give when he of
being the of the world and when he branded
International peril Shall he coward and skuker and
lament the fate that has made him Jew
from his historic obligation shall he his
fdent that the time will when his ideals will become real
among
American Jews constantly told that the Jews of East
and Central Europe look to him for and salvation
The coming will again demand that the American Jews
millions relieve their stricken brethren but dare
become overwhelmed with the relieving physical
suffering forget the spiritual side of Jewish life
Religion that kept the Jew alive after his national life
destroyed and will be religious ideals alone that will
the Jews efrespect and win the esteem of the World
May the New Year recall the remembrance of
duty If each of will contribute toward making the
New Year better year.
VIM. s. FRIEDMAN,
Rabbi of Temple Emanuel.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-20
Emberors Grand
daughter Sued

WarSaw-Countess Windishgractz. II
widow. granddaughter of the late
Kaiser Francis Joseph and daughter
of Crown Prince Adolph. is facing trial
in Il Cracow Civil court on the charge
of insulting Dr. GrmmeiSen. occupying
the same Hat in n Crucow apartment
house. the correspondent of the Moment
reports
The countess troubles began. the cor
respondent says, following n quarrel
with her neighbor I" whom she is
alleged to have said that like all Jews,
physician. not persuaded that he is
either. had the countess summoned,
The countess shares thc,flat with the
mere physician. Her fiat is rather
reuuisitioncd by the authorities who
would think ii too big for her and her
two children. She Sublct part of II to
the physician and his wife with the I'M
derStanding that the physician was 10
have access to the telephone and other
convenienccs.
1t happened. the correspondent says,
that when the countess wanted to use
the telephone. she found the doctor at
the receiver. II was then. il is alleged
that she said some uncomplimcntary
things about the doctor and his race.
DIR. Grimmeiscn engaged II well
known attorney Marion DambrOwSky
of Warsaw. During the trial the coul
tess objected to having II policeman ut
her side when she was seated ON the
defendants bench The court. mindful
of the defendants antcccdcnts with
drew the guard.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-20

Importance is the intent OF the legend
which was to stress the significance of
the day rs marking the anniversary of
all humanity.
Aside from attending solemn services
In the synagog. the American Jewish
people utilize the occasion to exchange
greetings among friends and relatives
and by strengthening the bonds of fcl-
lowship. unite with them to serve one
another and their fellow citizens in
love and justice.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-20
JULY AND AUGUST QUOTAS ONLY
HALF FILLED.
LJcwish TcIcgrnphic Agency

WaShington-Thc Russian and Pol
iSh immigration quotas for July and
August were only half filled according
respondent. of the S6lG immigrants
admissible from Russia during July
and August only 3224 actually arrived.
leaving about GOGS of the quota for
that country untitled. Similarly. the
Polish quota of S430 for the two months
was only half exhausted. the number
admitted being Hiss
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-20

\ news item says.
Rritain'S most noted gynaccolOgists
sir Edward MnllinS, one of Bri-
taiuS most noted gynaccologiSts.
die. at birmingham last month at
tn" patriaclml age of ST. He al
ways identified himself with tn"
Jewish communities.
one does not have to live 81 years
ia live n complete life. Little children
who pass ON have finished the work
seem they had not even started.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-20
Rosh Hashanah ---
Neu Year

Rosh Hashanah. popularity called New
\ Year. will he celebrated in all Synn-
gogs the world over beginning NJ sun
set on Friday evening. September 22nd.
and continuing till srndown ON Satur-
day evening. the 23rd Among the more
orthodox Jews n second day. Sunday.
the 2Ith. is observed as scrrpulously
as the first day
The Jewish New Year Initiates the
ceremonial calendar of the Synagog and
is interpreted in purely spiritual
, sense. This holiday is regarded 10y the
Jews as one of the two most significant
holy days in their religion. ranking
with the Day of .Atoncment. which falls
due ten days later. insublmity of con
cepr and significance of intent
Unlike the secular New Year. which
is designated to mark time. Rosh Has
of the fellowship of Israel to put him
self in harmony with God and fill his
soul with new and better resolves for
guidance in the future.
In this conception. the New Year
becomes Il Day of Judgment also. In
fact this is one of several designa tions
attributed to it. For. Judaism does not
place the Day of Judaism after death,
hut in the midst of life and ut the he
ginning of the religious year in order
that each one may he self-eNaminatiom
and new oricntation obtain II better
conception of his place in society and
the duties incumbent upon him MS
American and Jew.
The Biblical basis of the New Year
is found in I.cviticus 23 "a. where it is
said: In the seventh month. in the
first day of the month shall be II solemn
rest unto You n memorial proclaimed
with the blast of horns. Il holy convoca-
ton
New Year appears in the Mosaic
Code in the guise of II memorial Day
of the Blowing of the Trumpet" Later
tn" rahhiS of the Talmudic era adopted
the first day of the year aS n day of
divine Judgment when God allots to
each man his destiny for the year ac-
cording to his record of good or evil
aS inscribed in the book of life, poe
tic symbol of his own individual soul.
Realizing that mans destiny is bound
up in his record the Shofar blasts were
SymboliZcd as clarion calls to repent
ancc. that old and young might i'm
prove their ways during the new year.
Three blasts of the Shofar which are
set by tradition in the liturgy of the
New Year symbolic three great ideas
of the Jewish religion. namely. the rec
ognition of God aS King of the World
as Judge who remembers the actions
and the thoughts of men aS well as
nations and the thoughts of men as
well as nations and rewards and pun
iShcs cach and then finally as Reveal
er of History who in the end of time
will have gathered all men unto Him
| in righteousness as the Children of
Israel were summoned to Him amid
the trumpet-bla of Sinai when n
covenant of love and law was drawn
mp between God and Israel.
According to rabbinic legend New
Year marks the anniversary of the Gre
alton of the world and consequently
this is supposed to be the 5GS3rd year
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-20
PRESIDENT TO SIGN ZIONIST
RESOLUTION.

WashingtOu-Thc Zionist resolution
sponsored by Representative Hamilton
Fish was yesterday passed by the
House as adopted by the Senate. TIL"
preamble to the Fish resolution WAS
struck out. making the text identical
with the Lodge resolution. Both
houses of Congress having adopted the
resolution, il now goes to the President
who is expected to sign shortly.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-20
GALICIAN ZIONISTS RESENT ia
BOTINSKY'S RUSSIAN; BERLIN
MEETING ENDS IN A ROW.
Jewish Telegraphic Agency

Berlin-Because Vladimir .JabOtinsky
insisted on speaking Russian nt Il celc-
hration of Russian Iionists here, the
meeting came to n sad ending. the
chairman. Mr.. Tiomliin bringing the cN-
ercises to IL close when he found the
noise makers would not suhside.
The huge meeting commenced aus
piciously enough, with Mr.. Iabotinsky,
DR.. Goldstein and Chyim Grccnhcrg on
the speakers list.
Mr.. Jabotinsky received an ovation
when introduced. but was soon inter
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-20
Gifts

"Oh. World-God. give me wealth, :" the
Egyptian cried.
His prayer was granted. High rs he
hold
Palace and Pyramid; the brimming
tide
OF lavish Nile washed all his land
with gold.
Armies of slaves toilcd nnt-wise mt his
feet:
World-circling traffic roarcd thru mart
and street:
His priests were gods; his spice.
balmed kings cnShrined.
Seek Pharoahs race today. and We
shall find
charnels deep.
sleep.
oh World-God. give me beauty" cried
the Greek.
His prayer was granted. All the earth
became
Plastic and vocal to his sense; each
peak,
Each grove, each stream. quick with
Iromcthcan flame.
Pcoplrd the world with imaged grace
and light.
The Tyre was his and his the breathing
might
OF the immortal marble: his the play
of diamond pointed thought and golden
tongue
Go seek the sunshine race We find to-
day
\ broken column and Lutte unstrmg.
oh. World-God, give me Power the
Roman cried
His prayer was granted. The vast
world was chaned
4 captive To the chariot of his pride.
The blood of myraid provinces was
Slrained
To feed that fierce. Unsuitable red
heart.
Invulnerably bulwarkcd every part
With scrricd lcgions and with close
meShed Code:
Within. the burrowimg worm had
gnawcd its home:
\ rooflcSS ruin stands where once abode
TIL imperial race of everlasting
Rome
"Oh. GodhcaI. give me truth :" the He
brew cried.
His prayer was granted. He became
the slave
OF the Idea. pilgrim far and wide.
Cursed, hated. Spurncd and scourgcd
with none to save.
The PharaohS knew him. and when
Greece bohcld
His wisdom wore the hoary crown of
Ed
Beauty he hath forSworn and Wealth
and Power.
Seek him today. and find in every land :
No fire consumes him. neither floods
ncvOIr:
Immortal through the lamp within his
hand
Emma Lazarus.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-20
JEWISH COMMUNISTS URGE Sun.
DAY AS SABBATH.
~. e. II. Service)

Riga-for the good of the economic
Development of Russia, Jewish work
rrS are ur&.d in resolution adopted at
conference of the Jewish commits
their day of rest. Orthodox Jewish
workmcn, and many who are not afii-
lated with the synagogue have cN-
pressed Indignation over this action.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-20

Warsaw,-Thc effort to unite the diff
fcrent Jewish parties for the Polish
Sejm elections may be frustrated by
the recalcitrance of the Bund and the
Poale Zion, both of whom have de-
clincd to join the others in forming Il
Party. led by Joah Prilutzki. of the
Moment" has also declined TO join the
minority bloc"
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-20
1899 JEWS ENTERED PALESTINE
IN 1922.
~. e. II. ServiceJ

London-rhc total number of Jewish
immigrants who entered Palestine dur
year was 4,:a9. viz. >. 1O1 men. l.2T1
women and l.O2T children
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-20
LONDON JEWISH LABOR DINE
SCHLESSINGER.
UeMlsh TcIcgraphic Agency

London benjamin Schlessimgcr,
president of the International Garment
Workers Union. was entertained to-
night by the Jewish Trade Unions here.
Mr. SchlcSSingcr is here rs delegate
of the American Federation of Labor
to the Trade Union Congress.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-20

By Milton M. Schayer
Onions
Complete Life
Jewish Population.

Have You noticed how fast falSehood
travels: As fast as light it seems and
vet faISehood is darkness. Truth seems
To stagger forward AT about the speed
the old on teams travel. And in time
truth gains.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-20

ruptcd by IL demonstration staged by
Galician and German IionistS in the
hall who demanded he speak IiddiSh
or Hebrew. While DIR. Goldstein was
allowed to finish address. Mr. ja-
botinsky was not so favored and Mr.
Tiomkin decided to close the meeting
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-20

Did YOU know that. THE onion was
sacred to the Egyptians. because its diff
frrcmt layers were symbolic of the con
centric heavenly spheres: And they
had neither telescopes nor ohservatories
but they did have observing eyes and
time to mediate ON and compare Won
dcrS which have always surrounded
mankind.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-20

J. X. jerome facctiously says. "Lov"
is like the measles. W" all have to go
through it" Yes folks. if we wander
like the soldier. "outta luck" We have
then lost the most valuable thing in
life
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-20

If,"Arrognncc is n kingdom without
n crown" yuu will observe that from
time to time the arrogant and naughty
get crowned" by some humble bird
in n most unexpected way.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-20

Cards running in the Jewish news
papers say. For one dollar you can
send card with the compliments Of
the season to all your friends" There
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-20

can Ice no objections tn this. nor to the
suggestion Of cumplimrntiug our friends
with genial greeting and II friendly
smile every day.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-20

Better little prayer with devotion,
than much without Observation-Disclosures
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-20

Davis Trictsh. II StntiStician Of inter
national reputation. makes this amaz-
ing statement:
We. the Jews. number seventeen mil
lion. We are increasing in number ~
no other people in civilization. The rN-
planation is not AN exceptionally high
Jewish birth rate. hut rather II much
lower rate of mortality especially of in
FAINT mortality.
THE JEWS POSSESS AN EAST
ERN BIRTH RATE AND \ WEST
ERN DEATH RATE.
side hy side with Jewish quantity is
Jewish uuality without which the liz
rlr"> would Ice comparatively unimport-
amt. Without the figures however the
quality tou would hc unimportant.
IF we were only seventeen dozen in
stead of seventeen million. ii would
matter little If each were II genius
1t is an easy matter to dispute quail
ity. But anything like sober conSidera-
tion has always found that the Jews.
even the Jews in present days. take an
exceptionally large share in all cultural
progress"
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-20
o5u5,

gEEEQEg
, 1922-03-14

special meetfng Of the city council
viii be hold sometime In the I'M
mediate future to so into the mat
ter thoroughly and settle the mat
ter once and for all
Al every meeting OF n council
which has been held hero for the
past several woaos. opposition to
the present ordinance by some IN
terests and support OF n by the City
sanitation company has taken Up
the major part OF the meeungR
With 50 many firms anxious to
securc the CONCESSION here. II was
suggested that n might DO advisable
to repeal tho present ordnance and
place the contract up for bttx for
the whole city or else to divide the
town into five districts end have
separate bids made Tor each dis
trfd-
Untn such time as the matter Is
definitely settled. however. the 20
1cs department. md city attorney
were authorized to proceed against
all persons found &c be violating thc
terms Of tho license now on the
statute books.
, 1922-03-14
CLEANUP DRIVE
CONTINUED BY
RAID OFFICERS
Investigation of Many Places
Continues as Trials of so
Defendants Are Ar
ranged

: Arranging for trial OF scores Of do
fcndants taken Ia raids here in which
the city. county, state and government
forces participated. continuance OF the
cleanup activities In crime centers Of
this district wholesale investigation
lof places reported to be haxboring law
vfoiators and encouraging ~fnfrnctions
lof All kinds and tho threat Of civil
action against property owners of
fpiaces which vcre cheened 10 by the
trading forces were n outstanding
features Of the Intensive rstds which
have been started hero during the
past several days
To date over 50 arrests hns, been
made In which preparations arc being
made for prosecution under either
city. county or state agencies. with
the threat Of further cleanup activi-
ties Casper. last night and today pre-
scented the quietest appearance In
months.
The extent OF the nrrests and the re-
suits obtained Indicate the success OF
the quadruple activities OF the partic-
ipating agencies. Hundreds OF gallons
Of liquor. both beer and whiskey fell
into the hands OF the raiders during
the cleanup
In one house alone n b said chat
over 1000 quarts Of becr IN bottles
n huge watts with great quantities
of b brow was served. In addition
of liquor. the greater part of
which was moOnshine was taken by
tho -officerh
First intimation wurc tfsat only cor.
,tain sections Of Casper fen under the
'sweeping effects OF the raids. Tho
,raiding forces then extended their ac-
t~ivities TO Minis. wyo- Salt Creek and
into various rural sections where II.
quor violations aro knovn to exist.
In Casper the police department
, 1922-03-14
MORAL CLEANUP
PLANS TALKED
BY COUNC|LMEN

A Srfirfto program for vurafng out
fine moral salvation OF Casper with de-
tailed plans for conduct in cleaning
I'D the city and more harmonious reia-
tons etwee members OF the city gov
erning board were h sum accom-
plishments of a special meeting OF the
city council yesterday afternoon
Definite results accomplished are
lacking because the city council and
MAYOR w. A Blackmore went into OK
ecutiye session which lasted for near
w two houra Tho results accruins
from the meeting are from
which state that the meeting did mnch
TO restore harmony and q working per
sonnet.
Tho meeting was called primarily
for the purpose of holding the star
chamber" session and to transact 9th
er business for the city,
One of h accomplishments OF the
afternoon was authorization for tssu-
ance Of n corrected LEI from the
city to the wyoming Filling Station
and Henry c. Posey. In Is
suing the former lee to h property
engineering changes in h lot ON East
Second street were not taken into con
sideration-
To mako tho lines Of the property
according to deed conform with the
enrtueering corrections required au-
thorization of h council before title
to the property was entirely cleared
, 1922-03-14

handled . great number OF the ocfsp-
derh IN gambling and liquor case
b department Is enforcing Ines
wherever possible and turning the de
PENDANTS owe to b county authort-
ties for prosecution under state laws
Although certain districts have not
yet bean visited AZ 10 thought that tho
Wholesale raids which have been
staged her since Saturday night have
had good results and before the law
enforcement forces are through VII
probably constitute the BIGGEST and
the state
, 1922-03-14
RIGID ENFORCEMENT OF SANITARY ORDINANCE 0KEHED
= . y
SOME CHANCES N SYSTEM CONSIDERED BY COUNCIL

Drastic steps VIII be taken by the
city to enforce the lcrms Of the new
sanitary ordinance Ncentiy passed
oy the city council. under the terms
Of tho new sanitary ordinance TO
Gently pssssd by the city council,
under the terms Of which the City
Sanitation company. for the time
Franchise to operate In this limo OF
business here
Decision TO strictly enforce the
law was accompanied by ehs an
nounoament that already warrants
had been issued sJr parsons en-
gaging IN the sanitary business with
out having confomed with the
terms Of the ordinance which 70
quires that The operator secure
contract from tho city.
Discuss1on Of tho eaxbsEs nd
sanitary prublems OF the city midi
oates that there are 20 or moro
firms In Casper s,elcfng 10 secure
contracts to haul garbage who have
already announced their willingness
to comply with upe city regulations
to secure gzrfAge coutracA
With this condition co.frouS-y
tho city. n change from the sitaa-
ton which hast summer mado Il
impossible IN certatn districts of
the 80 to secure c~onvsyances to
Eau age. It Is probable that a
, 1922-03-14

sfdered n Of the best Taylor ever al.
rccted and that rs saying considerable
when compared with such other
achievements as Tom Sawyer
"Huckicberry Finn" and other Mark
TWIN stories. boaides The varmint,-
Jenny Be Good and other notable
successcS-
Judge Ben B. Lindsay. Juvenile tur-
LIST Of Denver. Is soen In Soul OF
Youth which brcathes the spirit OF
kid living in that period Of ndoles-
ccncs 30 fund1y remembered by every.
me.
-Soui OF Youth" fcatures Lewis Sar.
gent IN the role OF tho boy, Ernest
Butterworth. William Collier, Jr.,
Clyde Fillmore, Ina Leo and Betty
Schade- It was ono OF tho latest pic.
lures directed by Taylor before h
fen victim OF an assassin
, 1922-03-14
L|ElRANCE ORCHESTRA
PLEAsES LARGE CROWD
HERE MONDAY EVENING

A Gowd which fued tho spacious
ausHorium at tho now high school
greeted the Leurence Symphonic or
chestn n musical organization com
posec OF artists on string inEtrrmenta
which appeared here as the final at
traction on the winter iycsum course.
In addition to the instrumental So
lectiona here was a lengthy and en-
joysbls program OF vocal numbers. one
of the stars OF this department being
Miss Violet Falk TN able ~contralto.
formerly OF Casper who Joined the
concert organisation early this season.
- tie L~ceum was
wen received and n considered enc
Itractious-
, 1922-03-14
y. S. Interests
To DeDeIOp Big
MEXICAN Tract

WASHINGTON. March N-Amer-
lean interests havo contracted with
the governor of the Mexican seate OF
chihuahua for the purchase. improve
ment and subdivision OF SIX million
acres and the contract n now before
tho Chihuahua kgislatare. according
to advices from American Consul
James b. Stewart there The dis
patch did not name thu American In
forests
II the legislature approves the sale,
Mr.. Stewart reported. thu americans
intend to forrr n company under
Mexican laws to put the land with
in reach of small farmers of all ma.
tionalfties-- The land WAS said to
great possibilities for farming