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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-10-12
Peacemaker Tells Story.

Wojnicz, unconscious, was hurried
to the Kenosha hospital in the police
ambulance. 1t was declared there this
morning that the cut while long and
painful one would probably not prove
fatal.
The story of the quarrel was told
to the police by Anton Hodaronek, a
spectator, who attempted to act as
peacemaker between the two and who
was also stabbed. Hodaronek declar-
ed that there had been bad blood be-
tween the two men for several months
due to a suspicion held by Szwarce-
wicz that Wojnicz had caused the
estranged relations between himself
and his wife. Several times they had
quarreled before over the woman, but
had never come to blows.
Drew Knife at Once.
Hodaronek declared that Szwarce-
wicz drew stiletto as soon as he
caught sight of Wojnicz in the saloon
and that he accosted him Immediately
accusing him of having been friendly
with his wife The men grappled re-
sulting in the wound to Wopnicz.
Assistant Chief of Police Cyzak and
Detective Breidt took up the rail for
szwarcewicz and by swift and clever
work finally placed him under arrest.
They were told at the saloon on Pearl
street that he might have gone to so
West street and they hurried there
to find that they were just too late for
him. They trailed him to saloon
at the corner of Jenne and West Main
street, learning that he had left by
the rear door as they entered the
front door. The officers hurried
after him and after a chase of several
wards caught him and placed him I'M
der arrest.
The charge will not be placed
against him until after it is definitely
known how seriously Wojnicz is in
iured. Meanwhile he is being held
without bonds at the city lookup.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-10-12

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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-10-12

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state prison.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-05
DRA-MU-LIT PREPARES FOR
GRAND PESACH FESTIVAL

An elaborate program is now in re-
hearsal at the club rooms for the eve
nings Of April 1G and IL, at which
time an entertaining Passover festival
will he given. The children of the
Dra-Mu-I.it Sunday school will partic:
pate In sketch showing the Pass
over Sedier: other numbers will be
furnished by the Local Talent" of
the circle and will include both liter
AIRY and vocal selections. Both in
liddisll and in English.
Sunday evening. April 1G. will b'
for members nad their friends, while
Monday evening has been reserved
for the children and their parents.
On Tuesday evenings of every week,
two group meetings are held. the iid-
dish Literary and Dramatic Group.
and the English Group. The subject
of Poetry" discussed by the Eng
TWO evenings were devoted TO it. At
this time several short sketches are
in rehearsal. 1t is expected that many
cf the younger element interested in
Dramafics will take advantage of this
opportunity to participate in this in
tcresting work, which may lead to n
public presentation in the near future.
Every Sunday morning at 10 o'clock
the children's classes i'm Yiddish
Bible History and Folk songs are in
eial or Educational work among tho
young folks come down to the clui
rooms and judge for yourself whether
or not the Ora Multi Circle is full
filling worthy purpose.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-05
Mrs. Pauline S. Mayer

Mrs. Pauline S. Mayer. beloved wife
of leopold Mayer. died Monday. April
:,rd in her rooms mt the Shirley Sa-
voy. Mrs. Pauline Mayer was born in
Chicago. has been resident of Colo
RADIO for 81 years. She was Il woman
of noble character and numbered her
friends by the hundreds. Mrs. Mayer
was member of all philanthropic
societies and regular worshiper OF
Temple Emanuel. and an active mem-
lcr in the Sisterhood. Mrs. Mayer
wax very kindly and sympathetic and
was characterized by her tender and
sterling integrity. The funeral was
held from Rogers mortunry Wednes-
day. April 9Th. at = p. m. DIR. VIM.
S. Friedman performed the services.
Mrs. Mayer is survived by her hus-
Land. Leopold Mayer. and three sons.
Adolph. Sam and Louis Mayer. all of
this city.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-05
b. NJ. II. JR. AUXILIARY.

The regular meeting of the Junior
Auxiliary will he postponed to Monday
evening. April 24th.
Monday evening April 10th the So
cial Service Circle will meet at the
Bessie 1. Rude Commiinit. Circle ut
10th and York streets, Mt s 80 p. m,
under the supervision of Mrs. Rae
David. Judge Ben Il. Lindsey will
give u talk on ''Delinquency." All those
Interested are invited to attend tbis
meeting.
The Psychology Circle which meets
every wednesday evening at the Goa.
munity Center has added new
feature Every first and third We'd
Lesday evenings, Miss Irma Green
wald will give series of lectures CT
Home Economics" Miss Greenwald
il graduate of Cornell University
and is very well versed on this sun-
ject. On April 9Th she will talk on
How to Dress The Biblical Circle
will meet on the second and fourth
Wednesday evenings under the direc-
tiOn of Rabbi Kauvar.
The Dramatic Circle meets every
Thursday evening as usual.-B. S.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-05
THE BIS.

The BIS wo1 hard fought. though
slow. game from the fast ]. T.. Us.
The feature of the game was the time
ly hitting of Grimes coupled with the
crrorless fielding of NJ. Hellerstein
and II. Ginsburg which proved to h"
the turning point in an extra inning
Of. play. A stag party was held Mt
the home of Nathan Lesser. Friday
night. March 31st. Our captain. Hy-
nie1 Ginsburg. outlined the necessity
of our wining the game. Mr.. Hendryx
wished ms the best of luck before his
departure for home After this we
quietly adjourned escorting him to the
depot. Our next team will he the
VS. whom we play Sunday. April .. ut
18th and Irving. All spectators nr"
welcome. The time of the game will!
10 Mt . O'ciock.-S. X.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-05
Mrs. A. l.. Fribourg

Word was just received from Venice,
Calf. that Mrs. A. l.. Fribourg pass
cd AWAY yesterday morning. Her body
will he brought to Denver and will he
inferred Mt MI. NebO cemetery. Fu-
neral arrangements will be announced
later.
She was pioneer Denver resident
and n prominent member of fraternal
and charitable organizations. She tool;
an active part in the j. NJ. II. Syna-
cog activities.
She is survived by her husband
Armadee l.. Fribourg. wciglmaster OF
the Denver mint for many years and
prominent in the civic and political
life of the city. two daughters. Mrs.
Harry Hirschfeld of San Francisco
Mrs. PHI Berland of Cleveland and
three sons. Isaac Fribourg of Miami.
Arizona; Victor and Eugene, of Cali
fornia.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-05
TIE CENTRAL JEWISH COUNCIL
OF DENVER

At a special meeting of the Central
Jewish, Cou'lcil held Sunday after
noon, April 2nd at the Adams hotel
the following resolution We're adopt
ed
The Central Jewish Council of Den
vcr mourns the untimely death of
Hattie S. Friedenthal. our organizer.
at one time member of the executive
committee. secretary, and editor of its
ofiicial organ. The Denver Jewish
News.
Denver Jewry has lost in Hattie l..
Friedenthal one of its illustrous mem
bers We extend our heartfelt condo
lence to her family.
1t was ordered that these resolu-
tions be spread on our minutes n copy
be sont TO the members of her family.
RABBI C. II. L. KAUNAR.
c. ID. SPIVAK.
]. NJ. MORRIS,
LEO II. COHEN.
Committee.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-05
Ell CORRO

for debates which we are consider
ing. Our debating team is now well
organized and has much confidence in
itself. We are still accepting chsl-
lenges both for debates and indoor
games. Last Sunday we defeated the
Owl Boys in fast game of indoor
This gives us the second game from
the Owl Boys out of series of three
The team showed up to their best adj
vantage. Much credit is due to our
industrious captain, Carl Schwartz
for his good work. Address chal-
langes to Carl Schwartz. 2730 Down
ing street-M. G.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-05
4. JUNIOR COUNCIL ELECTS
OFFICERS FOR NEXT YEAR :!

A meeting Of the Junior Council was
Eeld Sunday April .. in tn" vestry
rooms of Temple Emanuel at 2:3O
r. IN.
The new officers for the coming year
are as follows:
Amy Peiser. president Hilda Gold
stone, 1st vice president; Beatrice
Garfn. 2nd vice president: Mrs. l..
Plotkin. recording secretary: Minnie
schneiderman. corresponding secre-
tary: Sallie Fried, Treasurer; Miriam
Snyder. historian.
Mrs. r. Robinson. head Of the Colo
RADIO women's College elecution de-
partment. Told one Of the DIR. Rass.
stories called 'The Family" Written
by James Oppenheimer The selec'
tion was enjoyed by all. after which
discussion followed.
Gerald Frumess accompanied by his
sister. gave to delightful violin solos.
All members keep in mind that the
first Sunday Of May. hut will he COM
next meeting will not be held the
first Sunday Of May. but will be cOn,
lined with Mothers Dny. Watch next
weeks Jewish News for more infOr-
nation.
We wish to thank those that bought
tickets for our dance. and enabled II
to be such success.-W. l..
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-05
RRA.MU.LIT CIRCLE PREPARES
FOR GRAND PESACH FESTIVAL

Two splendid programs are now In
rehearsal for the big Pcsach Festival
to bc held at the club rooms April
1G and IL. Sunday evening April
10th. an elaborate progrnm' Of musical
and literary numbers will offer to the
members and their friends. Monday
evening. the 18th. only children and
their parents will he admitted. 4
Passover Setler by the children IL one
Of the features. X
A rapidly increasing attendance iof
the. English Literary GroVp. which
now meets every Tuesday. at s:15. is
proof, Of the interesting topics which
ere bcing discussed. The subject Of
poetry" was so interesting that 1t
was continued for another week. Those
interested I'M dramatics will turn out
within the next week for several short
sketches, which will he gisen public
presentation. ~.t 80
Regular business meetings Uf the or
gnnization are held every, "Wednesday
evening: the Yiddish Literary and
Dramatic group meets on Tuesday eve.
ming at $50. The sunday school
classes are in session every Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock. II you are at
all interested in social and educa.
tional work among the young folks.
you are invited to attend any Of these
group meetings
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-05
NINE BABY TIGERS.

The Nine Baby Tigers have re-or-
ganized their baseball team which they
had. last year. The following lineup.
Catch Jake JanovitZ. our left hand
catcher. Pitch Frank Cohen, who
makes the ball shimmy before it
reaches the plate. First base, Abe
Heller our champ first baseman, short
stop Max Snyder the midget, second
base Milton Bronstein the one hand
star. third base Morris Goldstein the
fatthird baseman, left Field Joe For
man the left hand star, right field
Charles Bronstein the grounder champ,
champ.-C. B.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-05
THE SIRENS

A club was orga 1ized by group of
young Jewish boys. Several meetings
were held previously at the homes of
the different members. The last
meeting was held at the home of David
Isakson. 2312 Ogden street.
The members we have so far, are.
Louis Cohen. president: Sam Book.
secretary; Philip Marylander, treasur-
er: David IsaksOn, Reuben Peterman.
At the last meeting Sam Sobil was
initiated.
The club was organized for social
and athletic activities.
Members wishing to join scnd in
their application to Sam Book. 14o9
YORK or call York 1O01-M.-S. B.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-05
Obituaries
DIR. John Elsner Prominent Jewish
Physician Dies.

DR.. John Elsner. 50 years old, died
Saturday morning. after lingering
Illness. Mt his residence 14th and Cur
It's St. death was due directly to heart
disease
DIR. Elsner was the son of Leopold
Elsner. of Vienna Austria, Il revolu-
ZIONIST. At the age of four he immi-
grated to America with his father,
and settled i'm Syracuse. New York.
where members of the Elsncr family
still reside. When twenty DR.. Elsner
was graduated as valndictOran of the
Emperor Joseph Medical college, LATER
coming to Colorado as medical Of
ficer of the Federal army. DIR. Elsner
county hospital, appointed county ply
sician in 1870. and WAS called the
medicine man. and taken in as a
member of their tribe by the Indians.
He was founder of tho Gross Mcdi-
cal college, which Is now n part of the
University of Colorado. The first
medical library was attributed to him
He was II high Mason, n scholar. OF
unusual attainments. and Identified III
the early days with all Jewish Vol
fire activities.
His library was the most varied
containing hooks written in eight Ian
guagcs. He also owned rare paint
ings and studies of art. mostly col
lccted while abroad in 1870.
In 1865 DIR. Elsner married Lena
Zallingcr of Denver. He is survived
by his widow. and one daughter
Rosplind. and an adopted son Edward
Funeral services We're held at his
family residence 14th and Curtis
Monday, April 3rd. burial in Eman
ucl cemetery.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-05
Clubs
SIGMA ALPHA PHI.

\ business meeting of the Sigma
Alpha Phi club was held at the home
of Miss Kaufman. Sunday. April ..
1922
Plans for future dancing party
and house gathering were discussed
and ii has been decided that the gath
cring he given first. Invitations will
he issued in the near future.
Our semi-annual election will he
held at the next regular meeting at
The home of Miss Schectcr.--L. Il. X.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-05
THE y. o. z. CLUB.

The y. q. n. club has an open meet
ing on the last "Wednesday night IN
the month. Everybody is welcome.
Our debating team is ready for II
rhniltnge TO a debate oil April 2Gth
ON the subject Resolved II Com
munity club Building is "A. Benefit TO
the Young Jewish People of Denver.
The membership quota is practical
~ all filled so II you desire member
ship rush your application to Miss
Doris Mosko. 2t4s Gilpin street.
Al 90 sFs
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-05
"MUSIC HATH CHARMs- TO BE
PRESENTED By THE O. w. l.
CLUB.

The o. W. L. club are doing some
very enthusiastic work on the comedy
farce Music Hath Charms" which Is
tc be presented at the Womans CLUB
OF. May the 4th. The comedy which
was popular more than twenty years
ngo has been revised and mOdernized
by Denver Playwright. The ~
hearsels show that something unusual
and worth while will be presented.
The Owls have adopted as a motto OF
the show "Boy-Its a scream! =
T
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-05
DENVER LODGE I. o. B. b. NO. Ill
TO CELEBRATE 5OTH ami
yERSARY.

The Denver Lodge i. o. II. b. No.
Ill will celebrate their 50th ami
versary Tuesday, April 11th. at the
Albany Hotel. Various forms Of on
tertainment, including vaudeville and
singing. followed by lunch, will be
featured. Brother Il. j. Schamfarber.
president of District Grand Lodge of
Columbus, Ohio. will be the main
speaker of the evening. Its an Op-
portunity for all members to attend.
for only once in life time does such
a privilege come. Do not forget the
occasion. the 5Oth anniversary and the
cate Tuesday the 11th.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-05
THE sTAGGER BOYS CLUB.

1t would take a volume to tell you
what FIN We had at the Stagger Boys
April Fool party. therefore. "A word
TO the wise is plenty said. We have
not yet our quota of members and il
you wish to join real jolly bunch of
fellows communicate at once with
Stagger I. B. Susman, 1923 Lipan
street, Champa 5531.
We have wonderful plans for the
very near future, so get in your ap-
plication now.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-05
HATTIE S. PRUDENTIAL.


ed from ohr midst with the death of
Hattie S. Prudential. Hattie Friedcn-
thai lived almost her entire life in Den
yer. Born in New York. she came to
this city when she was four years old.
Her mother and father We're pioneers
in Denver They instillcd in her the
love for the best.
Hattie Friedenthal was religious
woman, n spiritually minded soul. She
was devout and devoted member of
Temple Emanuel for several decades
and her seat was rarely vacant in the
Congregation. Religion for her was not
something vague. far off, mysterious,
located in the heavens or beyond the
seas: it meant practical idealism. the
performance of daily duty, the eager
ness to make life better and happier.
Naturally, therefore. Hattie Frieden-
thai was actively interested in almost
every philnnthropic organization. She
was cx-President of the odd Hebrew
Ladies' Benevolent Society. pretleces-
sor of the Central Jewish Aid Society ;
having no children of her own she he
came the adopted mother of the Jewisl,
children in the Denver Sheltering
| Home: she was a member and past
president of the Council of Jewish
Women, of the SisterhOod of the
Temple. and she lent her cultured in
dividuality toward promoting the well
fare of many causes.
Hattie Prudential was highly in
tellectual woman. She read widely and
wisely and with the gift of fine dis
elimination. She was familiar not only
with general literature but had drunk
/ deeply of the wells of Jewish learning.
The essays she occasionally wrote were
marked by conspicuous ability. Her
editorials in the Denver Jewish News
demonstrated passionate love for our
faith and an eager enthusiasm to I'M
press its eternal principles.
Hers was rounded life. We look
about and see people tOiling and mOil-
ing shaving and spending. The frantic
scramble for possession and position.
for fieeting fame. for vanity and vain
glory obsess them to the last. We ask.
What is il all for?' They stumble In
to the grave with blasted hopes and dis
appointed ambitions and often with
blighted lives. f-I
Hattie's was different goal. She
strove to enrich her mind, to refine her
soul, TO add to the common good of
mankind.
The pole star of her life was Duty.
No dark clouds of misfortune or reefs
of disaster. obscured the light of her
life. Duty to her was debt, she felt
she owed the hest that was in her. II
was obedience to the highest. 1t was
the Divine call.
No better woman lived in Denver.
The more we think of her career. the
more do we realize our loss. Denver
possessed no more useful or more en-
nobling character.
We lay n wreath of immortelles on
her freshly dug grave. While God has
summoned her to the realms of the
Blessed. may He grant unto us who re-
main on earth the perennial fragrance
of her memory and the inspiration of
her life,
Zecher TZadik LibrOcho.
WM. S. FRIEDMAN,
Rabbi of Temple Emanuel.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-05

Oheb Zadek congregation in Denver. is
now in Colorado Springs. The three
different factions in Colorado Springs.
reform. conservative and orthodox. have
under the leadership of Rabbi Mayer.
Rabbi Mayer will take charge of the
Sunday and Hebrew School. and will
organize a club of young Jewish men
and women. similar to the Young Judea
in Denver. club that Rabbi Mayer
organized
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-05

Mr.. Edward Elsner. the adopted son
of the late Dr. Elsner. who has been the
gucsr of Mrs. Elsncr for the past three
weeks, departed Tuesday night for New
York City. Mr.. Elsner is chief producer
for Lee Shubart. He departs shortly
for London, England, to superintend
the rev pictures produced by Pauline
Frederick and Nazimova.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-05

Cantor L. Samuels will oficiate at
the Passover services Thursday and
Friday mornings. April 13 and II. at
$ 80 n. m. in the Dania Hall. eth and
Aripahoe streets. Please patronize' an
old friend.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-05

1t is while you are patiently toiling
at the little tasks of life that the mean
ing and shape of the great whole of
life dawns upon you. 1t is while you
are resisting little temptations that you
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-05
IsAYETHETE CLUB.

The first of series of parties was
given by the Isayethetes. This was III
form of a slumber party at the home
of Gertrude Goldberg. on April's Fool
night. This club consists of 10 girls
and promises to be one of the most
successful social organizations.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-05

Ealbi Braudy will deliver a speech
and the Abilbul in the Sarah Israel
Synagog, 31O0 West Co!fax. Saturday.
Hagadol at 4 O'Clock p. IN. He will sell
chunez in his residence, 14GD Federal
Blvd. all week before Pesach. Phone
Champa 24OJ. Carmel wine for Pesach
also for sale.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-05

The Sunday School under the
auspices of the Sisterhood. will have IA
Seder given in English. by Ernest Nor
ris. next Sunday morning, in the rooms
of the Central Jewish Aid Society.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-05
Some Hobby.

We all have our hobbies. Some rave
over baseball. others are auto speed
fiends, n lot are crazy about the movies,
but Ford has them all beat, he is just
insane about the Jews.
ALFRED BEN.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-05
OPTINiIsTs DANCE.

Re there! BE there.
We expect you at the Coronado.
April G. wenr the loudest shirt you
have and carry another one home
s r.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-05

A regular Seder will be given mt the
National Jewish Hospital for the pa
tients. All those who have homes in
the city will be allowed a leave of ab-
sense for that evening and the next day.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-05
X. X. X.

X. X. K. members are ordered to
appear, by Manager Ben Rothenberg.
ut 14th and Irving for ball game. BE
sure to come at 0 30 a. m
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-05

The Junior Congregation of Temple
Emanuel are giving a dance on Thurs
day. April 9th. at the Woman's Club.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-05
Local Neus

Mr. Ellis Wcrthcim Of San Francisco,
is in the city this week n guest at the
Brown. Mr. Wertheim is n cousin of
Mrs. Chas. Sobcinski.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-05

Mr. Nat Goldsmith left Monday on
his eastern business trip.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-05

Mr.. Joseph Zigmound and brother
will depart next Sunday by motor for
Cincinnati. to visit Mr.. Zigmound's son.
who is studen. at the Hebrew Union
College.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-05

A Denver girl, Miss Rose Mintz, Is
in the photoplay Luxury"
at the Empress theatre this week.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-05

Mr. Henry Roseficld of New York
city. is II guest of the city.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-05

The Acknowledgements have moved
their factory from Denver TO Chicago.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-05

Mr. Joseph Silversmith returned
Wednesday from his eastern trip.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-05

Mr.. Joseph Jaffa spent Monday in
Georgetown ON business.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-05

THE 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., 1922-04-05
THE CENTAURIANs

The Centaurins held one of the
most unique and successful stag par
ties ever held by any club. The pro-
gram from start to finish was one
vhirlwind of fun. The very finest
refreshments Obtainable We're served.
Every member was present.
This was the second of series of
events which we have planned The
next is a smokeless smOker-G. s.
From Hebrew with the maxim sprung,
Though feet should slip, ne'er let the
tongue
He who talks too much. will talk
sinfully.-Talmud.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-04-05
Want Advertisements

FOR SALE-Pafachich Shmaltz. 225'
Marion. Phone York 7194-J.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-24

nesd IN. CLASSIFIED aAs.---Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-24

and tho remaining pairs were given as
kecpsakes to the young mobiles and
others who attended the bridegroom at
tho altar.
Judging from the modern specimens,
Rarters arc even nowadays scarcely
less dainty. elaborate or costly than OF
yore, though perhaps often worn more
for ornament and sentiment than for
iise.---.Iapan Advertiser
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-02-24
LARGE PROPERTY DEALS.

Tho AssoctAted Wilmington IAun-
fries Inc. has taken over from the
Snow White Laundry Company, two
tote on vandcver avenue. st fS5, ,295. 81 /;
from Clarence A. Turner. ct. AL. three
lots on Second street weN OF West
street at tb3.737.9s. and from Alice
Boyle Hoey ct al, At $40 .e03.o2.