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The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1922-03-29
AN ANNUAL CONFIRMATION OF THE JEWISH
FAITH

Reviva of the of
That revival of character must be conducted by
American Jew has become increasingly evident Great leaders,
rabbncal suggested it. Jacob Schf that great
American Prince Israel whose loss Israel yet hard
y be estimated realized firmly convinced of the
necessity great Jewish revival to bring Cali along the line
put it, God to which people owe
responsibility Of what character this revival
when should be held there difference
of opinion.
conviction that revival should be annual event in
the Jewish calendar We hardly expect solitary revival
single meeting extended period replete with activities
OF REVEALS to accomplish mucn OF perahece
the revival annual event. and if it is well conceived
theory and properly executed it will in popularity and
gain in prestige from year to year.
Besides which, revival which integral element in
authority by virtue of its
aftraness Therefore associate with of the festivals
participate the authority of the festival without in
any way the Festivals indeed rather strengthening it.
children the Shevuoth evidence of the
confirmation have it today is less
hundred old yet Rosh Hashonnoh and Yom
Kppu probably ranks highest in Importance in the lives OF
American Jews.
Incdently interesting making
the festivals in the law found in
a. "a 23 and Deuteronomy 16 TO- providing that
every appear the three occasions during
the year, namely the three major festivals.
Now which of the three festivals is the most satisfactory
purpose Sukkoh altogether of the question, for
the heels of Rosh ashonno and Yom Kppur
Suko would add but little to the revival which
place connection with the observance
these hottest days of calendar Shevuoth the other
besides being somewhat too advanced in the
inegray bound with the confirmation of the children
There left then only the Passover but sometimes IL
number of factors here in such
suggest that Passover intended from the beginning
to be associated in with the yearly revival.
is most fortunately situated in the jew
h calendar occupying almost mid point between Yom Kppur
and following thus offering possibly
revival The good effects of the Yom Kppur
practically all disappeared by the time the Passover
comes revival the Passover will strengthen the weak
est link in the chain.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1922-03-29
sHELrERINa HOME NOTES.

The kiddies at the Homo are very
IL ppy these days for Grandpa Hur-
witz is in the city. Even were this
beloved grand father to come empty
handed his Visits would be hailed
with delight but like all grand afthers,
AR Hurwitz forgot no one. 1t has
always been Mr.. Hurwitz's privilege
TO bring the children new clothes for
Pcsach. This year the following
things have been brought for the kid
dies:
Two dozen pair boys trousers. )
dozen boys blouses., l dozen neckties'
1 dozen suspenders, . dozen hats, 9l
dresses. 10 dozen handkerchiefs, Il
Dozen stockings, / box supporters, ]
case paper tablets. 6 rubber balls.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1922-03-29
OHEB ZADEK CONGREGATION

Services are held daily at Z a. III.
Friday evening services begin at )
Saturday morning at . o'clock.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1922-03-29

Be Sss,re and come for that
SILK SHIRT
FREE FREE FREE
OPTIMISTS ANNUAL SHIRT
WAIST DANCE
CORONADO CLUB
April 6, 1922.
Next meeting will be held at the
home of Sara Berezin, April 5.-S. u.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1922-03-29
TEMPLE CORNERSTONE LAYING
AT GADSDEN, ALA.

At Gadsden, Ala, on March $, the
cornerstone of the new synagog of
Congregation Beth Israel WAS lald
with appropriate ceremonies in the
presence of IL large assemblage, IN
which there We're number of Ma
sons, who assisted in the exercises
which were largely Masonic. The
cornerstone was laid by Grand Master
Julian i. Spearman. of Admission, and
lie was assisted by the following local
substitutes fer other officers OF the
grand lodge.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1922-03-29
PREJUDICE

been done toward making this subject of world
the problem not of creation but comes
history here the United States date
from the discovery of Christopher Columbus
been brought to bear to make the world at
that the Jews nancer patrons OF
navigation and that they have helped to make
the world fitting place They have helped toward build
ing Cities establishing of worship hospitals and all mat
terso of interest to non-Jew and to Jew.
following preudced statement of British
traveller is the kind that in British magazines
What do people smoke? Cigars cigars everywhere Your
the hotel the about town. the farmer
senator the oafe the book seller the business
man. all the smoking cigars in the States
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1922-03-29
TEN REASONS FOR KNOWING
HEBREW

Under the name of the Herzliah He
brew High School there has been
opened ut 214 East Broadway, New
York, n school for the study of He
brew for high school boys and girls
and collegians. The principal is NJ.
Teinstein. the well known Hebrew
writer. In its prospectus the Herr
lah gives ten very good reasons for
the study of Hebrew. They are:
1. To know any additional language
and literature means TO have your
eyes open to another world. 1t means
to be more cultured. more broad mind
cd and more efficient in thought aud
action.
9. Knowing the Hebrew language
ps rticuIarly brings you in contact
with the spirit of your race. with its
many wandcrings, visions, sufferings
and dreams.
8. Hebrew is the living, spoken ton
que in Palestine. and whoever desires
to understand what is going on in the
jewish commonwealth will have to fol
low up the Hebrew newspapers, mag
azines and books published in Pales-
tine.
/. \ knowledge of the Hebrew Ian
grage enables one to read the world :
greatest book, the Bible-that noblc't
mine of poetry, legend, philosophy and
relipion-iu the original.
.. Hebrew offers the advantages of
two languages. 1t is both an ancient
and n modern language. and possesses
the cultural values of both.
G. Hebrew is one of the most har-
Il onious. most poetic languages in the
world; according TO tho great Ameri-
can critic, Edmund Clarence Stcdmhn
Every word of Hebrew is poem
I. There are now 800 living Hebrew
poets, novelists, dramatists and essay
lists producing daily works Of literary
ort that delight the readers and adt
glory to the jewish race.
S. The Hebrew language is the on'S
means of communication with Jews al
over the world. whether in India OF
Russia, in Bagdad or New YORK. II
is the international language of the
Jew, the Jewish Esperanto.
.. The Hebrew language is the ian
suage of our prayers. hymns and re
ligiors services. For centuries The jew
has cried out to God in his distress
e
and thanked Him in times OF mercy
thus creating wonderful treasury %
hymns and prayer, literature of uh
cqualed lyricism.
10. The Hebrew language has bee:
recognized by the leading unlverSitle'
in this country, and credit is BENZ
given for it towards ones college on
trance requirements.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1922-03-29

where with state it merely antropoogcal fact
implying blame praise partynobody smokes
cgarsave occasionally ones hosts expense
good dinner"
is interesting to note that the above Un-American
sentiment We strictly American contribution
traditions of patriotism loyalty the
divdua standard high morality, by which justice will
and must be done We the vanguards of all things American
with the resourceu work before
elevate human life all its phases the individual the family
and the nation? With human solidarity Danish the cruel in
that menacing the back commonly known
as prejudice.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1922-03-29

Next Tuesday evening the regular
monthly meeting of the Congregation
will he held, all members are urgent
ly requested to attend as there are
very important matters to be brought
before this meeting. Tile election Of
IL new Hebrew teacher will be held
as Rev. w. Z. Mayer has severed his
connections with the Congregation.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1922-03-29
BETH JOSEPH.

oath and Curtis streets.
Services are held at Beth Joseph
daily at Z o'clock in the morning and
at sunset. Friday evening at sunset
and Saturday morning at . O'Clock.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-30
KRUSNOU CESTU KU
HVEZDAM.

Pred 55 lety, 25. srpna roku
1867, Michal Faraday, nejvet-
81 pokusny chemik sveta, sko
nal Hampton Court u Londy-
ma. Dostalo Sc mu maleho neb
zadneho vzdelani, ale usilovna
,ieho prace ucimila jej nesmr-
|telnym. Jeho de'nnik svedcl,
ze proved 16,O45 lucebnich
pokusG pro dobro lidstva, ably
svet mohl byti' st'astnejsim a
zdravejsim. Latinske poreka-
dlo "Per aspera ad astra' =
(kruSnOu cestou ku hveZdam),
osvedcilo Sc u neho zrovna tax,
jako sc osvedcilo casio pred
MIN a po mem. I'll, kdo uziva-
il Trinerovo Horke Vino, ably
Sc zbavili zacpy, nadymani,
nechuti k jidlu, boleni hlavy "a
neb jineho neporadku zalld
ku, nepomysli, jak mnoho let
nejpracnejsich pokusu zkou-
SEX bylo treba, ably tento obli-
beny lex nabyl nejvyssi doko-
nalosti. Mejte Trinerovo Hof-
Ike Vino vzdy We sve domaci
lakarnicce! Vas lekarnik neb
obchodnik leky ma jine
spolehlive Trinerovy priprav-
ky ma sklade, zkuste Trmeruv
L;niment pri reumatismu, Tri-
nernv Mirnitel kaSle pri ma
stuzeni a Trinerdv Antiputrin
ke kloktani, vyplachovani ust
reb cist6ni ran!
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-30

turecke rise obdrzeli nejtucnej
81 sousta.
Kdyz Turek dokazal, co do
.vede, chovani ,zapadni Evro-
py vuci nemu zcela Sc zmenilo.
Jsou vdci Turkovi sama. laska-
vost zdvorilost-v Londyne, v
Parizi i v Rfme. Kdyby byl Tu-,
rex neukazal obrnenou pest a
neosvedcil, co tou pesti dove
de, kdo byl by dial jeho prote-
stu, i kdyby byly sebe sprave-
dlivejsi?
TAX sc rozumi mravnosti We
vysoke mezinarodni politice.
Kdykoli nejaky krest'ansky
narod bojoval $ Turky, dostava
10 Sc mu sympatii kfest' t'anske-
no sveta. Konecne i Reky Sc
sympatisuje, zejmena s temi u
bozaky, kteri prchali pred vi
tezne postupujicimi armadami
Mustafy Kemala, z nichz ii,
co nezahynuli, prevezeni jako
re braci ma druhou stranu Dar-
danell; ale jinak 81 Rekove zro
vna mnoho sympatii nezaslouzi
Ii, zejmena Sc strany spojenec-
kych narodu.
Znamo jest, jakou zradnou
1lohu hrali Rekove v prvnich
dobach valky. To konecne by
sc mohlo svesti ma tehdejsiho
krale Konstantina, jehoz zena
| jest sestrou drivejsiho nemec-
keho cisare. Rekove byli Kon
| stantinem, pokud verili, re cen
tralni mocnosti zvitezi zbavi-
Ii sc no vyhnali re zeme, az
kdyz videli, re to mimi do
padne spatne. PAX stal Sc Ve-
nizelos jejich bohem, nebot'
dokazal toho, re spojenci prija
Ii je ma milost a ma mirove kon-
ferenci, pricinenim Venizelo-
| wynn, ziskali Rekove vsechno,
ma Gem spocinuly jich cham
tive oci. Kdyz pax NELL vsech-
no, cosi prali, vyhnali Venizela
-vGli naroda We volbach proje
Ivenou-a velkou slavou uve-
dli zpet Konstantina, jenz be-
hem vlaky stal ma strane cen
tralnich mocnosti, s nimiz spre-
zeno bylo i Turecko.
Nyni pax, kdyz to Reky zle
dopadlo v Male ASH a. ztrati
snad vsechno, nebo aspon vetsi
nu toho, co ziskali po svetove
valce, svrhli trdnu Konstanti-
ma snad povolaji zpet Venice
| la.
Takovym narodem jsou Re-
1 kOve
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-30
o Scbo1CASNYCH UDALOSTECH.

Odpdrci' .atecne odmeny
pro driveT, ct9jaky a osetrova-
telky, S p! nov 'entem Hardin
gem v cI'ooVlladli hlavni dd-
raz ma tdfou sVlastenectvi meme
10 by b oAraseino do stejne ka-
teeori?' ?'nentalri, ma nez Sc urcu-
je p"a u pdnota. Jest pry to
pr souou, a'ny cit, nez ably
Ia zvanehGesvecovan.
Sc pode-li vsechno, ono o.
i az ve treba, ably aspon ne
kde "VPlaaetenectyi zdstalo necim
posv&tntm, necim co Sc media
penxzi koupiti a nahraditi.
U kapitalistu sotva bychom
nasli tohoto posvatneho citu. Ii
ma priklad prodavali zbrane a
strelivo do Mexika dobe, kdy
byla velmi pravdepodobna moz
most, re t6chto zbrani a streli-
va mohlo by byti pouzito proti
Americanum. A We dvou pripa
dech Sc tax skutecne stale.
Kdyz konecne prijat zakon,
jimz zasilani zbrani streliva
zakazano, vlastenectvi kapita-
listu nebranilo jim, ably tam
zbrane a strelivo pasovali. Bylo
v tom jiste risiko, ale vetsi W.
delek.
Onehdy prohlasil kontrolor o
behove meny Crissinger, re vse
chny ty reci, jakoby Amerika
nechtela pomahati v rekonstruk
ci Evropy, jsou tlachem. Ame-
rika pujcila pry Europe eel
KEN $23,OOO,OOO,O00 a to jest
prece slusny obnos. V tom ma
p. Crissinger pravdu, jest to
obnos zavratny a ponevadz Via
dni pljcky "a valky neb krat-
ce DO nj cini asi $1O,OO0,OOO,-
600. trinact billionu dollaru by
10 pUjceno soukromOu cestou,
zdejsimi kapitalisty.
Tyto pdjcky poskytovan! Y
dobe, kdy Sc nedostavalo penez
pro industrialni potfeby teto
zeme a kdy liver omezovan -
coz bylo pricinou zkrachovani
cele rady obchodnich firem -
ponevadz do EvrQpy mohli ka-
pitaliste pujcovati ma lichvar.
ske 1roky. Takove jest jejich
vlastenectvi.
Svym vetem bonusove pred
lohy president Harding nepri
mo rekl drivejsim vojakum a O.
setrovatelkam: "Budte aspof
wy vlastenci, kdyz JIM nechtej
.jimi byti, kan pax bychom pfi
sli, kdyby kazdy byl hcsv pro
dati vlast "a tricet stribrnych
jako ten mas gang
Jeden z nejvetsich odpurcl
dodatecne odmeny pro vojak!
a osetrovatelky, slouzivsl We sv'
tove valce, byl sekretaf poklat
ny, Mellon, druhy nebo tret
neibohatsi muz v Americe.
Cd sameho zalozeni republi
ky penezni zajmy Sc namahaly
ably "jejich clovek" stal Sc Sc
kretarem pokladny, ale teprv
"a presidentovani p. Harding;
Sc jim to povedlo. Wall Stree
formalne a slavnostne vesla d
odboru narodni pokladny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-30

Kdyz neboztik Mckinley u
chazel Sc presidentstvi, prisel
k nemu Mark Hanna, jemuz
byl Mckinley zavazan osobni
vdecnosti a zadal jej, ably sill
bill, ze V pripade sveho zvoleni
ustanovi sekretarem pokladny
T. C. Plata. Tyz byl kandida-
tenn pro drad sekretare poklad
ny peneznich zajmG v New
Yorku a Hanna projevil obavu,
re We volbe mohou ztratiti omen
stat, ineucini-li Mckinley slibu,
O nejz byl zadan.
Mckinley, ackoli mel jedine
Hannovi dekovati "a to, re ne
zahynul We financni katastrofe,
do nfz byl strzen kratce pred
tim = kdyz zastaval urad gu
vernera Ohia - odeprel ucini
ii toho slibu. Odeprel ustanovi-
ii mluvciho zastupce ameri-
ckeho velkokapitalu sekreta-
rem pokladny.
Takovych "vrtochu" nemel
vsak president Harding a jme-
noval sekretarem pokladny "a
stupce mluvciho americkeho
velkokapitalu.
I, Jaky vitr pritomne vane We
Washingtone, toho 81 vsimaji
samozrejme tez v Europe. TAX
napriklad "Manchester Guard
lam, prosluly liberalni zurnal
anglicky, napsal onehdy We
clanku, pojednavajicim ameri
cke politice na Kube:
"Crowderuv program pro
,Kubu zahrnuje pujcku cd anne
rickych bankerd. Toto jest me-
thoda, kterou Wall Street a
Washington pracovaly po neko
lik rOku k rozSireni americke
kontroly ma oblast karibskeho
more, caste ukladajici podmin
ky znicujici neodvislost ma.
lych republik."
X tomu bude zahodno podot
knouti, re onehdy odbor statu
We zvlastnim prohlaseni pfipra.
voval americky lid ma NONE "a
kroceni ma kub6 - pOnevadz
obyvatelstvo Onoho ostrova ne.
chce Sc skloniti pod hospodar-
ske tho jiho americkych velko.
kapitalista.
kdyz byla spracovana pt
skonceni svetove valky smlou
va Sevreska, 'kterou Turek Wy
stehovan z Evropy, oval Sc We
liky narek z ottomanskych hr
del, jaka re je to do nebes vo
lajici nespravedlnost jake q
Jest to chapani zasady sebeur
ceni Sc strany spojencu, kdy:
oni, Turci, nemohou 81 vladnout
v uzemich prevaznou vetsi
nou tureckeho obyvatelstva.
Techto protestu nikdo ne
dbal a rozdavana tucna sousti
drivejsi turecke rise. Turel
prestal tudi Z protestovati a d.
; volavati sc spravedlnosti We
skerou energii venoval pripra
! vam k valce. Jakoby re zem
vyrostla, objevila Sc silna al
, mada Mustafy Kemala a napr
ska.a RekIm: ktefi z drivej'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-03
Southern Ohoas 5-Aek Sale
Welcome, Visitors!

Fair visitors are cordially invited
to make this store their headquar-
ters while in Ardmore, use our
telephones, restrooms and feel free
to ask any question.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-03
SHIRTS

We like to get hold of hard to please
man when it comes to shirts-we know we
can please them. There are Eagle and
Manhattan Shirts here in every material,
style and pattern.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-03
SHOES

More men are learning every day that they
can bet better shoe value here There are
Nettetons, Florsheim and Bostonians, each
one giving the utmost quality for the least
money invested. Try pair Of these one
time--Youl come back for more.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-09-03
HATS

In Mallory and Stetson we have two OF
the leading hats Of America. Both are
you will find an unusual selection in our
hat section.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-21
oommunity IN the STATE In which

4 exomnuni.y il the state In which
81 he spoke 81 the achievements Of
saving that 1t was the great American
spirit that had carried them to vic-
tory and that the same great kmeri-
can spirit was prevailing to-day in
the organization. and was making II
great In peace. az II had made the
soldiers In the great war. s
The governor stated that the men
had fought for constitutional gov
ernment and that it was up to the
rest of the natlon to remember that
now and help to carry on the Idea.
He said also, that it was up to the rest
to help the legion realize its great
ideals.
1s4th Paratlcs y
The governor left for Wahpeton i'm
mediately after his address by auto
nobile.r The program, for the first
day of the American Legion state con-
vention came to n close with par
ade. The exhibition was called the
greatest thing of its kind ever held In
the state. 1t marked the irst public
parade of the newly organized 164th
infantry, which is in camp here.
Headed by its military band, 1000
National Guardsmen in light march
ing order, led by Major NJ. A. Sprague
in command, and beside whom rode
Col. John Frame, for years head OF the
regiment, paraded at the front Of n
long line of beautiful and significant
civic floats. The regiment although
composed of practically all young
men who were not old enough to serve
in the late war, looked Ikea regiment
of veterans Drowned by the open air
life they are enjoying at the camp
Every man appeared to be in the best
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-21
NO POLITICS in &
F0REcL0S URE ON
EQUITY PR OPERTY

Bismarck. D., Juno IT,
commencing upon tho statesncnt
OF "a. g. Divet, attorney for tl,cl
Bank OF Worth Dakota in the
Equity Packing company fore
closure, G.. r.. Greene. manASee
OF the Ranki OF North Dakota
said that 3'tlsc tacet. evidences tllat
there was NO politics III tho aG-
tiOn Is that II SsaS taken at tho
time It was"
Mr.. Greene said TINT '..our only
!, thought was TO- l1eGter secure Onr
position and safeguard the tax.
payers money. . :'ga.
1t was evident, Mr.. Greene
said, that political opponents
would attack the bank for talk.
ing the action. Mt is- equally cer-
tain, no said, that had the Bank
OF North Dakota not protected
tho bank the taxpayers would
have just cause for critidsing the
bank officials.
It was pointed out BY bank
officials that had the foreclosure
proceedings not boon started a.
tax deed might have bcen issued
i d, : s d lr.t q + q r =
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-21
Randall Speaks AT
North Dakota Masonic
Grand Lodge Meeting

Fargo. N. d.. June 21.-Andrew
Randall, national secretary Of the
Masonic Service association this
morning told the North Dakota Grand
Lodge, A. F. and A. NJ. delegates in
session here Of the service work the
order is doing including scholarships
officers are. to be elected this after
noon. -- @
elevated to the rank of grand master
of the lodge. succeeding H. e. Boy
rum Of Minbt. Other officers win be
elevated in accordance with vacancies
caused by the advancement of Mr..
Boyrum and the death of Oscar st.
Chennery, Jamestown, senior grand
warden during the last year.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-21
GRAND roRKs Herald: wEpNEspAy, luNE Il, ,sa2.
possibi health.

possibis health. rs * !, s' v
Among the hoats that attracted an
unusual amount OF attention waS -
detail and manned BY q crew of ex-
sailors. TO addto ~ apparent reality
smoke was pouring from the stacks
as 1t glided along the streets. 5ji.2
Jack Malone, the aviator who took
Hanford MacNider to Fargo Tuesday,
returned to Devils Lake in time TO
take his place In the Afternoon pro-
gram. He made the round trip in four
hours and 18 minutes. Great crowds
OF visitors have filled tho city to over
flowing. Tuesday automobiles we're
unable to get into the business section
kof the city because OF the jam.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-21
PA GE EIGHT
nleriican y ion i,I Z
Officers Mako Reports
Tsday When Convention
Formally Opens
fContinued From Page i y.

(Continued From Page ! "
\ the English language is@tauEht in the
elementary schools and that athletics
in the schools are fostered to- the
greatest degree. &
More Committees Named.
Three more committees were ap-
pointed by Mr.. Bangs this morning.
They were the legislative, publicity
and Americanism.
Humphrew sullivan. head Of the
national publicity work, who is at
tending the convention, was intro
duced and told -briefiy of the plans
at National Headquarters, VIM. krosl,
former service officer of this depart
ment and now director Of the work at
nAtional headquarters in Indianapolis,
was also introduced
Judge X. NJ. Landis who speaks
this afternoon. arrived in the city on
No. %, this forenoon.
Grand Forks herald., 1922-06-21
tBy staff Correspondcnt)

Devils Lake. N, D., June 21.-Gov-
ernor r. A: Nestos spoke briefly to
the delegates Of the American Legion
and visitors here in the city here
Tuesday evening, telling the crowd
gathered in front of the Elks' build
ing that he appreciated what the
American Legion had done in the
past and what it would do in the fu-
ture, claiming that 1t was a great
moral asset to the state and every