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The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-10
YHE HEBREW INSTITUTE AGAIN
REJUVENATED.

The Hebrew Institute planned some
time ago, and held in allegiance of
its activity for the necessary drives
recently made. has again become re-
juvenated.
The officers of the Institute have ac-
cepted the responsibility for the Or
ganization and selection of prominent
citizens interested in social endeavors
and have notified the following persons
of their selection as directors at the
last meeting held by the society:
NJ. NJ. Abelson. S. Appelmnn, DR.,
A. NJ. Blumberg, Leo r. Cohen, y. Il.
Cowen. Mrs. Ray David. DIR. II. f.
Dverin, Samuel Ginsberg, y. Greea-
field. Simon Heller. Philip Hornbein'
I. d. Kahn. Harry Kaufman, Good
nan Levin. William lands. ]. j. Lie
herman. Ben Lutz. DIR. ]. Nj. Morris,
y. Nierenberg. Sam Priess. Simon
Ouiat. NJ Reichman. II. Rosenhlum. /.
Rude. Milton NJ Schayer. s. Schreiber,
IL Snyder, DIR. C. ID. SpivaS, NJ. stein.
Morris. president; NJ. Reichman, first
vice president; Ben Lutz. 2nd vice
president: I. ID. Kahn. secretary; DR..
4. NJ. Blumberg. treasurer.
The spirit of cooperation was mani
tested by the encouraging replies re-
ceiyed from the newly elected direc-
tors.
This will make headway for tn"
laying of the corner stone on the at
tractive tract of ground acquired last
year.
1t is intended that the work of the
society shall be carried on to the eX-
tent that the full membership will en-
joy all social educational and cultural
facilities.
The installation of the officers will
take place on May 25th, 1922. and n
musical program has been prepared.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-10
DIR. ZEDERBAUM MEMORIAL
MEETING.

\ large number of admirers, friends
and patients of the late DIR. Adolph
Zerderhaum. both Jews and Gentiles
gathered mt the Solarium Of the Jew
ish Consumptives' Relief Society last
sunday afternoon to pay their tribute
10 his memory on the second ami
verSary of his death. DR.. Philip Hill
kowitZ president of the j. {. RI =.
opened the meeting with appropriate
remarks and introduced as the first
speaker. DIR. Robert Levy who spoke
feelingly of DR. Zetlerbaum rs ply
sician and ns II man. Mr.. Philip
Iiornhein DIR. Emanucl Friedman and
DR.. C. ID. Spivak delivered short ad-
dresses in which each brought out
some splendid trait of the late DR..
Zpderbaum-hiS versatility, his erudi-
tion. his loyalty to friends. his hu-
NOR. his linguistic attachments and
especially the part he took in laying
The foundation of the Jewish Con-
slmptives' Relief Society and in di-
rccting the destinics of the Medical
department of which for many years
he was the chairman.
4 fine musical program was render
cd by the following well known art
ists: Mrs. Marie Donaldson. Nalse in
G Minor by Chopin. Miss Bertha
weiner accompanied by Mrs. Leo r.
Cohen. Elcgie by Massa1et and the
Lord is Ny Light by Allitson- Miss
Frankie Mast accompanied by Mrs.
Marie Donaldson. The Indian Lament
hy Dvorak-Kreisler and Canzonetta
by D'ambrosia.
1t was suggested that a. committee
should be appointed to gather togeth-
er the writings and letters of DIR.
Zederbaum with view of publishing
them in memorial volume.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-10
DIR. I. D. BRONFIN INSTALLED
INTO OFFICE OF SUPERlN-
TENDENT OF THE J c X S.

Ceremonies of the induction of DIR.
I. d. Bronfin. former Senior Ply
sician of the Sanatorium. into office
of Superintendent of the j. e. X. :.
on Monday. May !. 1872, were very
impressive. True Ia the ideas of de-
mocracy, the installation ceremonies
were under the auspices of the Board
Of Trustees, the Medical Advisory
Board. and tho patients and en-
plOyees of the Sanatorium. Commit
tees of patients and employees We're
busy the whole day decorating the
Sclarium arranging the electric lights
ald preparing program OF speakers
and entertainment. Promptly mt Z 80
the meeting was opened by Mr.. f.
Fleishman. president of the Patients
Mutual Aid Society, who represented
the patients and employees, and spoke
fcelingly of the loss the patients sus-
tanned in the departure of DIR. NJ. l.
Marshak and the loss made good by
the wise appointment by the trustees
of DR. !. ID. Brontin as his successor.
Mr.. Fleishman then introduced DIR.
HillkOwitz, president of the j. c. X.
s, aS chairman of the evening. Messrs
Fl. ]. Schwartz and Louis Robinson
representing the Board of Trustees.
DIR. S. Orloff and DIR. C.. Markell rep
resenting the Medical staff. Mr.. l..
Holiday and Mr.. Nat Baum represent
ing the employees We're appointed by
the President as committee to es-
cort DIR. Bronfin to the stage.
Remarks We're made by DIR. Eman'
uel Friedman. Mr.. NJ. Sorkin. Mr.. NJ. s
Shredder, Mrs. /. ]. Kolinsky. Mr.. IL.
Kirschen. Mr.. II. Landau and DIR. C.
d. Suivak.
DIR. Bronfin responded to the adj
dress of congratulations and outlined
the policy which he hoped with the
cooperation of the patients will he car
ried- ont
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-10
THE VS.

A regular meeting was held at the
home of Samuel Shames, Sunday
April 7th. Election of officers was
held. Samuel Shpall was elected presi-
dent, Nathan W"iner, secretary ;
Nathan Finestein, treasurer; Snmuei
Kippur, sergeant at arms. The exc
cutive committee consists of $. kippur'
Nathan Finesten and Sam Shamcs
Radion brings the Refreshments.
An indoor game was held with the
Rs The VS. were defeated. The
stars were Kitsis and Ginsberg for the
Winners; Badion and Shpnll for the
losers. Captain Shames played his
regular stellar game. Thru the error
of Leo, pitcher of the VS.. the game
was defeated.-L. l..
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-10
B. NJ. II. EVENING CARD PARTY.

This will he the last one given this
season. Monday night, May 18th, to be
held in tho vestry room of the Synh-
cog. 4 contest in the form Of two
lovely drawings. one for men. ana one
for women will prove AN attractive
and big drawing card. Old and young
come. and have good time. All your
friends will be there. The following
ladies will he hoStosseS. Mesdames
IL. u. Messel. chairman. \. Gross, Max
Grimes, Hyman Robinson, Max Hayu-
tin, Ariel Stein. Paul Segal. II. Broo-
sky. l.. Wandcl j. KezenslSe, samuel
Priest ] CART. NJ. Kravetz, NJ. Fisher,
NJ. Heller. p. Pepper and \. Kistler.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-10
COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN

There will be regular meeting of
the Council of Jewish Women on
Wednesday, May 18th. Election of of
ficers will be held AID yearly reports
of committees will be given. \ NOV
ing picture, thru the courtesy of Max
well Levy. will he presented by Mr..
+. NJ. Milliken. The picture entitled
The Old West" has its inception in
the early part of the 10th century.
This picture will last an hour and
will. be rare treat The music will
he under the direction of Mrs. Sydney
Rinds. The following will participate
Miss Harriet Albord, vocal solo: Miss
Dclphine Dawson. cello: Miss Louise
Hibbs, piano; Miss Weismaa, vocal
solos.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-10
THE TEMPLE EMANUEL ALUMNI
ASSOCIATION

The Temple Emanuel Alumni A.
sociation held the regular business
meeting last Sunday afternoon and
the following officers We're elected for
the year 1922.
Noah Atlivaicli, president: Selma
Levy, secretary: Wm. WallbrunI. vice
president: Nathan Rothschild. treas
urer.
The thirty first annual reunion Will
be held on June 9th. at The Brown
Palace Hotel and Invitations will soon
be issued for this affair 1t is the
cndeavor of the committee to send in
vitations to all the Alumni members
and also members of the Congregation
but should any be overlooked they
will be welcome at the reunion and
can obtain tickets from any of the Of
ficers.
It is anticipated that this affair
will be one of the finest and best at
tended Of any of the past reunions.
and the committee in charge is max
ing arrangements 70 take care of the
crowd but it is absolutely necessary
that they know in advance so as TO
make the reservation at the dinner
table.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-10
b. VI. II. JR., AUXILIARY

The Dramatic Circle of the II. NJ.
II. Jr.. Auxiliary will give their play
Mt the Wolcott School Auditorium June
18Th. This will he very unusual pro
duction: it will have n cast of rs per-
sons with very elaborate costumes and
good music.
Miss Irma Grecnwaldt will give the
last lecture of thd series of talks on
Home Economics at the Community
Center Wednesday evening May 10th.
The subject of her lecture will be
Table Setting" Everyone is invited
to attend.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-10
Obituaries
A. IIayutin

The many friends of Mrs. Aaro1
Wandcl will he sorry to hear of her
bereavement i'm the loss of her father.
MIR. A. Hayutin. who passed away in
this city Thursday, May tth. He was
n very prominent figure in everything
Jewish and was a resident of Colo
RADIO Springs for the last twenty years
He built the first Jewish Synagog OF
that city near his own home and later
The building was enlarged and moved
on n lot in the Jewish section of
that city. Interment was nj Colorado
Springs where all the Jewish people
Inourned him.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-10

The Austin Studio. apprcciating the
desirability of the Jewish trade. has
appropriated Il substantial sum for ad-
vertising space in the Denver Jewish
News Readers of this paper are urged
to patronize the Austin Studio-whose
Photographic service gives greater
satisfaction. The Austin Studio will
give half rn.cs to those patrons who
present this notice.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-10
JUNIOR COUNCIL TO HONOR
MOTHERS

The annual Mothers Day celebra-
tion and regular meeting of the Junior
Council will be held in the vestry
rooms of Temple Emanuel Sunday
Nav IA. 1922 at . 30 p M Installa-
ton of officers for next year. will be
held Mt the beginning followed by a
musical program and social hour.
All members and their mothers are
urged to he present Don't forget
Mothers Day-M 5.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-10
\ WORTHY I2ENlINDslR FOR A
WORTHY CAUSE.

Every, one who has heart knows
what the Cleveland Jewish Home
means to us all. You must he one of
rs and will not personally forget or
forget to remind your friends of the
great need of this home. Now is the
time to remember by attending to
your annual subscription. Do not for
get this fact.-G. ii.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-10
LADIES' AUXILIARY OHES
ZADFk.

4 regular meeting of the omen
Zadck Congregation Ladies' Auxiliary
waI held on May 2nd Tuesday after
noon in the vestry rooms of tn" Syna-
goc 2222 Marion street Very ir;-
portant matters were discussed ana
new officers were elected. Mrs. II.
Schwalb. president Mrs. Max LutZn :,
vice president; Mrs Il. Herskow'tz'
treasurer, and Mrs samuel Ehre, sec
retary.-J. +.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-10
Y. NJ. c. INDOOR LEAGUE.

The first games in the Young Men 5
club indoor league will he played sun
day morning. at 14th and Irving. The
Adonis Cabal will play the Para
mounts. and the Nair Tomid will play
the Sionian club. First game starts
promptly at 9:3O. At City Park the
X. X. X. and a. A. C. club will tangle
at o 0:3O-M. NJ. X
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-10
CASTLE HOTEL AT IDAHO
SPRINGS TO REOPEN
THIS MONTH.

Mrs. r. Levy will reopen the Castle
Hotel. Idaho Springs about May End.
This will he an ideal family vacation
spot. with all modern convenicnccs.
Mrs Levy is well known in Denver as
a capable hotel keeper. having man
aged the Castle Hotel several years
ago. From all appearances this hotel
will have the environments of home.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-10
LADIES' AUXILIARY SHEARITH
ISRAEL.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of this Con
sregation will hold its last meeting
of the sea son Mt the synagog. corner
10Th and Lawrence streets. WedneS-
day. May 31st. $50 p. m. All mem
hers are urgently requested to attend
Watch for our lawn party date.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-10
Want Advertisements

FOR RENT-Two nice sunny rooms
with Jewish family. S55 11th st.
Main 3S3J. 1t
ROOM and board for gentleman in
private home Capitol Hill location.
Call York 3235-W.
PRIVATE family will rent furnished
room to one or two gentleman. very
reasonable. 1923 Williams. II
WANTED-Two gentlemen, room and
board; strictly private family all
home conveniences. Mrs. \. Dansky
York GTS1-W.
WANTED-Reliable jewish lady as
housekeeper family of three. Call
5000 Champa St before g p III. 1t
ROOM and board in beautiful private
home OH Capitol Hill. York 1888. 1t
NEWLY furnished large front room
for rent. near City Park: private
family. suitable for two; $500. 1414
clayton York 5936W.
FOR RENT-An attractive furnished
room at 1860 Cook. York 62S4-W. 1t
WANTED-Refined young man to
work after school hours at Gents
furnishings; experience preferable.
1903 Curtis.
FOR RENT-Two nicely furnished
rooms to one or two gentlemen
sleeping porch if desired; employed
preferred garage for one car. Tel.
York 5O33-W. IT.
AN experienced Hebrew teacher. good
Pedagogue wants pupils for private in
structions tuition fee: moderate. Call
Champa 7715. 1t
EXPERIENCED Jewish woman wants
position as cook in Jewish family,
good cook, honest respectable. Apply
Box NY. Jewish News. 1t
YOUNG man, 2S; refined established
in Denver would like room and two
meals in American family in good
section; leave town on short trips;
garage accommodation if possible.
Please state full particulars. Il. J.
Small. Box .. Jewish News.
FURNISHED sleeping room one or
two beds suitable for one or two.
231S Marion. York SSS0J.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-10
THE T'S.

After playing two practice games on
May I. the club held its first meeting
at the home of Jacob BERN. The fol
lowing officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Sam Dunivitz: secretary treas
urer. Harry Sander: captain. Jacob
BERN. Next Sunday the club viii
play the \. a. AS and the X. X. B.'s.
"A w
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-10
TIE WINDSOR FARM DAIRY.

Delivers early and promptly. Pure
and health giving milks and creams,
from healthy cows. Get on our route,
Call Main 5136.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-10
AIDES AUXILIARY OF THE EN-
PATIENTS.

The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the EN-
Patients Tuberculosis Home will ho d
4 linen shower on Tuesday afternoon
81 . 80 on June 9th in the Adams
Hotel.
Mrs. A. Miller, secretary.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-10
"BABY SMILES" NEW WALTZ HIT

The l.. F. Music Publishing Co.
newly organibZed concern. has recent
ly released beautiful waltz song
Baby Smiles" II is becoming very
popular. locally, and within short
time will be the leading hit turnout
the country. Lyrics We're written by
s. Schlesinger. Jr and the music
ly Lima Feingold
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-10

The Junior Council will give an
afternoon in honor of their Mothers
On Mothers Day mt Temple Emanuel
Sunday. May 18th.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-10

The Pi Tau III held an open meet
ing Tuesday evening. May 2nd. Mr..
X. c. Sohees. the district sales mali
acr of the Toleda Scales Co. and Mr..
Pitcher. assistant sales manager from
San Francisco SPOKE on SalesmanShip.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-10

Mr.. Morris SaremslIy, formerly OF
New York City, an active participator
in all things Jewish, is now connected
with the Denver Jewish News In their
advertising department.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-10
Local NeUs

AZ the annual meeting of the State
Hoard of Charities and Corrections
hold Tuesday. May 9th. Dr. william
:. Friedman was elected vice presi-
dent.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-10

Dr.~Morris ]. Krohn departed for
the east and will attend the Mayo
Clinics at Rochester. MiIn.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-10

Mr.. Arthur Friedman is in tle city
on business.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-10

Banknotes We're invented in 1910 by
the Bank of Sweden.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-10
For Rent

Fenced in trackage property
at 18th and CLAY streets. 50X110
feet including Office space, wagon
scales, and sheds. Apply
NATIONAL FUEL co.
Retail Dept. 1922 Stout st.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-10

The first Far-Westcrn Conference of
Menorah Societies of the Pacific Coast
will take place at Seattle, Wash. May
81. Delegates will be present from
the University of California, Univers-
ity of Southern California, University
of Colorado University of Denver,
Reed College and Oregon Agricultural
College
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-10

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The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-10

Mr.. Max Ruchmaa has departed 70
his eastern trip.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-10

Mr.. Samuel Lubetsky. president OF
one of the prominent Jewish clubs in
the city. the Paramount Club, Is of
flee manager of the Scully Norris
Motor Co. where he will he pleased
10 see and meet his friends
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-10

Mr.. Dave KinGsbury spent this pas
week. guest in the city.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-10

Mr.. sydney Rinds left Friday for
Detroit. his father samuel Riadskom
passed away Thursday. midnight, of
heart disease Mr.. Rinds arrived in
time to attend the funeral of his
father AIonday afternoon.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-10

Mr.. Harry Baron mayor of DiiloH
spend a few days. guest in the city
this past week.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-10

Mr.. Max Bcusev is spending feN
DAYS with his brothers. William and
Jack Beusev.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-10

WANTED-Rnliable jewish lady as
housekeeper, family of three. Call
5000 Champa st. before q p. III. 1t
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-10

NEWLY furnished large front room
for rent, near City Park; private
family, suitable for two; $500. 14l4
Clayton York 5936-W.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-10

Mr.. Dave Simon has returned from
his eastern "trip.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-10

WANTED-Refined young man to
work after school hours at Gents
furnishings; experience preferable.
1903 Curtis.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-05-10

Thru the generosity of Mr.. n Grein
ctz the five dollars given for the baby
Mordecai Quiat from the "Pideon
Haben." was donated to tho Denver
Sheltering Home.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21

THE LATEST EQUIPMENT FOR NEW YORK CoPPERS motor
cycle sdecar equipped with the newly invented Thompson
Subnacne which will shots
then And getaway!
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21

WHY AMERICANS PRE-
FER c A N A D | A N
BREAD. Here's the rea-
son why Americans living
along the Canadian bor-
der have been purchasing
their daily bread from
bakers across the line
an antiprohibition dodge
that has been recently dis
covered by the Federal
agents along the frontier.
international
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21

Rlqht-LOVlNG SONG
Birds. Just to give the
ship news photographer a
pose somewhat different
from the usual, Lucien
Muratore and Lima Caval-
heri. both Metropolitan
operate songsters, assume
this osculatory closeup
as they sail for Europc
aboard the S. S. France.
Since you may wonder at
this atfectionate display.
wei tell you the cooinv
pair are happily married
and to each other.
"P Il a."
Evening star., 1922-11-03
DOUBLE MAIL BOXES
TO Be TRIED HERE
MaIIers to Separate Local
and Out-of-ToWn Letters
at Very Outset.

Primary separation Of mail on F
| street by those who mail letters is to
be the latest novelty In the postal
service. to be inaugurated before the
end of this week by City Postmaster
Chance, under the objection Of H. H.
Billany. fourth assistant postmaster
general.
Double mail boxes. twenty-seven in
number, part of the first 100 new
boxes manufactured and turned over
to the Post ONCE Department yester-
| day by the naval gun factory. will be
18th streets.
Asked to Use Discretion.
Instead of one compartment for
| barreled." in effect being two distinct
boxes. one side for letters for local
delivery. and the other compartment
for letters destined for out of town.
| Passersby who drop letters into
these double barreled" mail boxes
will be asked by the Post once De-
partment and the City Post ONCE to
use discretion"
If the letter is to be delivered here
| in the District the mailer will place
| 1t in the side used for such letters. II
the letter Is destined for a city in
| put 1t into the other box.
| Make Primary Separation.
Thus the mailer himself will make
| the primary" separation of mail now
done with letters at the City Post Of
| flee. after they arrive there all jumbled
! together. as they are in the ordinary
type of mail box now In use through
| out the country.
Assistant Postma ster General Billany
and Postmaster Chance today united
! in plea to the public who may use
! the new style letter boxes to be care
full in dropping their letters into
them. as 1t will nullify the whole
| thing to place local letter in the
| box for out-of-town letters. or vice
| versa.
II the plan is a success. 1t may spell
the doom of the single box. 1t is
| planned to give the new boxes a thor
ough test. allowing them to be in
place all during the holiday season.
Evening star., 1922-11-03
TEST ARTILLERY FIRE
ON AIRCRAFT HIGH Up
Demonstrators Seek Data on How
to Combat Bomb Throwing
From War Planes.

Joint air service and coast artillery
training maneuvers are now in prog
ress at Fort Monroe. Va. They simu-
late actual battle conditions and are
expected to solve various problems
due to recent developments of air.
planes.
II the tests show changed condi-
tions as to the coast defenses because
warfare has been carried into the
air they will be made the basis of
whatever new military doctrine re-
garding the coast defenses may be
necessary.
= Six and twelve inch mortars and
suns are scheduled to fire at ranges
above 1000 yards at targets protect
ed by smoke screens provided by air.
planes. Tests Of observation meth
DDS. both Of ship courses and fall of
projectiles. as against towed targets.
also will be carried on. with tests of
bomb dropping by airplanes against
similar targets. the planes to oper-
ate at heights varying from 5000 to
5000 feet. Later anti-aircraft fire
against an aerial target towed by an
airplane at speed of about eighty
five miles an hour will be tried out.
Evening star., 1922-11-03
SEEKS STEPFATHER's NAME.

George David Storm yesterday ask
ed the District Supreme Court for au-
father and to be known hereafter as
George David Gardiner. The petitioner
says he was born in Providence, r.
l., and his mother secured q divorce
from his father and was married to
Amos L. Gardiner. with whom he has
resided for thirteen years. He is rep
resented by Attorneys Henry A. Baker
and Chaplin B. Bauman.
Evening star., 1922-11-03
WARTIME LOANS REPAID.
Finance Corporation Reports This
Years Receipts Of $15O,e75, ,O6O.

The War Finance Corporation has re-
ceived since January l of this year re-
payments Of $150.975. O6O on its loans.
made under war powers and on agricul-
tural and live stock advances. Repay
ments during the period from October
l6 to October 81. it was announced to-
day. totaled $9.471.376.
During the last half Of the month of
October the corporation approved
twelve advances. aggregating 1901. 900.
TO financial institutions for agricultural
and live stock purposes.
Evening star., 1922-11-03

doctrine that small investors should
seek the advice of reputable bankers
before purchasing securities.
Evening star., 1922-11-03
BACKS STANDARDIZATION
OF AMERICAN INDUSTRY
By the Associa ted Press.

NEW YORK, November 3.-The
chamber of commerce of the state of
New York yesterday adopted reso-
| luton supporting the plan of the
American engineering standards
Evening star., 1922-11-03
committee for Standardization ir

committee for Standardization in
American industry.
The plan calls for Standardization
Of definitions used in engineering
work and of methods of tests for ma
terials and apparatus, as well as for
Standardization of INTERCHANGEABLE
parts for machinery and limitation
of the number of types, sizes and
grades of manufactured articles.
Another resolution directed officials
to do all they could to spread the
Evening star., 1922-11-03
THE VERY IDEA!

From Life.
Il hear Enid is going on the stage"
why. she can't act; she doesn't
even know how to behave"
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-01-27
SPOKANE POULTRY MAN WINS
WALLA WALLA SWEEPSTAKES

Charles W, Wright of Spokane won
the sweepstake for the best bird in
the Walla Walla poultry show with
barred rock cOckerel.