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The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27
Congregational
TEMPLE EMANUEL
Baal B.rIth Gather in Ten.ple Ea.anue

B'aai Birth Gather in Temple Emanuel
Members Of the Independent Order
B'nai Firth will meet in Temple
Emanuel Friday night at Z ~ o'clock
|r. F.. ]. Wittleshofer. president of the
Order and Rabbi VIM s. Friedman will
speak.
Sabbath morning services will be
held Saturday at 1870 \. NJ. DIR
Friedman will speak OF 1.-THE Day OF
.Atonement.'
The Day OF Atonement. YOm Kip
pur. will he usi,ered in at Temple
Emanuel Sunday evening at Z 20
o'clock. DIR. W., s. Friedman will
speak on '.The Message of the Night
The old traditional melodies will he
sung by choir of selected voices Of
the city under The direction of Prof
Henry Honseley. Miss Marian Levy
will give cello accompaniment Of
Kollidrc. Services will be held Mon.
day morning beginning at 10 :0O O'clock
and will continue until sundown. DIR.
w. s. Friedman will preach at IL 20
A. NJ. on The Awakening"
Memorial Services will M held nj
$3.50 Monday afternoon.
Religious School.
Tho Religious School of Temple
Emanuel begins its sessions for the
coming season Sunday morning DC
tOber LIST at 10 40 o'clock. The teach.
ers will be as follows:
Mrs. Max Alexander. Mrs. Geo. J.
Brown. Mrs.. r. ID. Hirsch. Miss
Elizabeth Levy. Edward Miller. Miss
Evelyn Pelton. Mrs. Henry Schwartz,
Jr.. Miss Mfndell Winter. Librarians,
Leonard A. Rothgerber, Stanley G.
Shubart.
Junior Congregation
The Junior Congregation will hold
its first meeting for the season Sun
day morning October Sth at 10 100
O'Clock. An interesting course of lee
lures will he delivered by Walter Ap-
pei during the coming winter. Milton
Shayer will conduct class in Jewish
History and literature. All young peo
pie past confirmation age are cordial
ly welcome.
Tempt, Brotherhood.
The Temple Brotherhood will be or.
ganized Wednesday evening. October
9TH. The purposes Of the Brotherhoo
will lse outlined at the meeting.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27
Parents andChildren
n,,n, n,.x
by Morris Sareu,sky.

The bible places. the duty of honor
ing parents In a special category. sng-
costing long life as reward for the
observation of this obligation. Most
conspicuous of NIL things mentioned i'm
the Mishnay 0Paah chapter - is the
honor of the parents. The reward r
ihusly expressed. The fruit of which
n man enjoys In this world. while the
stock remains for him In the world to
come.
The Jewish every day prayer-book
quoted the Mishnay In the Middle
Ages we don't find any special forms of
rewards or penalties for the love of
children toward parents. as the love
grows so deep that there is no need Of
encouragement or restraint. The re-
spect of etiquette which was observed
between parents and children in Jew
ish life will remain an ornament in
Jewish history.
The Jewish son stood in his fathers
presence and never under any consid-
Grafton occupied seat or left or en-
tered the room before his father. In
SynagOg the son arose from his seat
md remnined standing until the
'ather returned to his place.
regret the space does not permit
me to give a fuller account of the re-
pect shown by children toward par
ents.
The pathOs Of love which linked the
Jewish father to his son cannot bc eN-
pressed in words. In the Bible no Ell
actment compcls the parents to provide
for their children's maintenance. But
he love OF God to man is constantly
compared by all the Biblical poets and
prophets to the love of mother and
'ather for their offspring.
This love implied more than any
egal code could have enjoined. The
ralmud named several duties of father
toward son: The circumcision of the
son. the redemption of the first horn.
he Initiation Of the son to the study of
he Torah. the providing for early mar
.iagc Of sOn and daughter. the train
ing as an artisan. some Talmrsiic nu-
horities include also instruction in
swimming and politics. But these
speciiied enactments by no means ex-
PRESS the full paternnl love of which
Jewish authorities of all ages speak
with immcnsurable tenderness and en-
ihusiasnl.
The reason the Jewish law-boOk fails
q prescribe the duties Of father toward
sOn, IL because the Jewish heart is al
lowed full play to his emotion.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27
BETH JOSEPH.

Services will he held Mt the Beth
Joseph Synagog Friday at sunset and
Saturday morning 0 a. m. and during
the week days at 6:45 a. III. and eve
ming at p. IN. On Saturdays Cantor
f. Samuels will ofiiciate at the service,
Sliches services will be held Sunday,
Sept. II, 6 a. IN. and thereafter until
thereafter.
The Beth Joseph congregation. dur
ing the Holy Days. will hold services
o o'clock in the evening. and at $ in
the morning.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27

Miss Leola Hirschman of Milwaukee
has been appointed regent of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin, the first Jewess
and the second woman to occupy this
position. Miss Hirschmap is gradu-
ate of the University of Chicago and
the Marquette School of Law.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27
LADIES' AUXILIARY OF THE
OHEB ZADEK CONGREGATION.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Oheb
Zadeil Congregation will hold its reg
rooms of the syangOg Tuesday after
noon Mt 2 10. October 3rtl. All menu
hers please attend as matters of great
importance will he discussed.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27

In loving memory of our darling
chum. Edith KantrOwitz. who died
October 3rd. 1920.
DO not ask If we misS.her.
There is such a; vacant place
oft we think. we hear her footsteps
Oft we see her smiling face
Rae Wagner and Kate Levy.
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b. NJ. II. NOTES

Services are held daily at G::H A
NJ. and at 8 80 +. NJ, The late Fri.
day evening services will begin right
after the holidays. Saturday morn
ing. services begin at o. Rabbi G. II
Kauvar will speak this Saturday OH
the then,ts Lost Souls
Day Of Atenement
KOl Nidre services will begin Sun.
day evening. ut : 10 Mondays services
begin Mt Z 10. Memorial services will
be held at TO- DR.. c. H. Kauvar will
speak on the theme '',rhc Prophets
Atonement Program" and Then Shall
ray Light Break-Forth as the Morn
ing"
Religious School
Sunday morning Oct. 1st. Mt II
O'Clock. registration will he held fol
the new pupils Of the school.
A new feature of the school life Of
the Synasog this year will he its High
School Department. Courses in T'etla
goSy. American Jewish History. Bible
and Child Psychology will be given.
( 4 series of entertainments has beeS
planned by the Synhgog for the fall
The opening social event of the season
will he ball to he given in the syna
cog auditorium, Tuesday evening oc
tober 18th.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27

Nathan Straus has contributed an
other $1,000 to the Moslem Orphanage
and School at Jerusalem. This is In
accord with his policy of aiding phil
anthropic institutions in Palestine. ir-
respective of race or creed.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27
BROTHERHOOD

Members Of the Chebra Kadisfa Of the
B. nj. II. Congregation wish to an
nOunce II anyone desires their services,
they call on Mr.. l.. Wandel, Pres. TeIe-
phones York 2661-J. and Main $40. tt.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27

A big salt works will soon be estab-
lished in the neighborhood of Rishon-
le-Zion. Palestine, out of the funds do
mated by Baron Rothschild. One hum
dred Jewish workers will find employ
ment in this new enterprise.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27

DIR. Bernard NJ. Kaplan, Rabbi Of
Temple Emanuel. Kingston, n. Y, has
been appointed by the War Depart
ment. Chaplain in the Officers Reserve
Corps. with the rank Of 1st Lieutenant.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27
OHEB zADEK CONGREGATION.

Services will begin Friday evening at
s O'Clock Saturday morning at ..
Sheriff. Israel services are held
every morning at $3.50 and Friday
evening at sundown.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27
LADIES' AUXILIARY OF THR r
NJ, III.

A group of ladies' of the b. NJ. II.
synagog will give dance and card
party in the ball room Of the syaa-
cog. Tuesday evening. October 18th.
Music by Ginsberg's orchestra.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27

A group of Yeshivah students and
their teachers have bought a tract of
10 tlunams of land near Jerusalem for
the purpose of settling on it and becom-
ing independent farmers
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27

Rabbi Simon Glaxer has been re-
elected for term of six years to head
the United Synagogs of Kansas City.
Mo. The election was accompanied by
n substantial increase in salary.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27
DUCKS FOR SALE.

Young ducks can he obtained at 1463
South University Boulevard at 20 cents
pound alive; dressed. 40 cents
pound. Telephone South 5357J.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27
Obituaries
Rahy Ilonek Herbcrt

Lionel Herbert. the beloved infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer GoldfQgcl
passed away Monday morning. Scptem
her 25th.s Interment at Mt. Nebo,
cemetery Monday afternoon.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27
NOTICE.

All club notes engagements and
marriage announcements sent in by
mail. or otherwise to the Denver Jew
ish News must bear the name of the
mr.y responsible.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27

Mr.. Lon Curtis from New YOrl
City spent few days in thd city
guest at the Brown Palace. MIR. Cur
tis departs Thursday for the west.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27

Messrs Joe 1skow. Gerald Frumess
and Donald Shera will continue their
course Of study at the University of
Colorado.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27

Mr. Lou Frankle from :. Alliance
Nebraska is spending the holidays with
his father, Mr.. Henry Frankie.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27

Mrs. Samuel Ehre returned last
week from months eastern trip.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27

In loving memory of our dear hus
band and father. Benjamin .Dunievitz
who departed this life three years ago
September 30. 1910.
Mrs. II. Dunievitz and family.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27
In Menoriam

In memoriam of Edith Kantrowitz.
who passed away October Bird. 1920.
Sadly missed by mother. father. sister
and brothers.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27
Local Netps.

B'nai Birth ;ighi at Temple Eman-
mel will he Friday. September 20th.
| .Dr. w. liam 3. Friedman and Mr.. Ed
in Wirtelshofer. president of the
B'aia Birth will 81 ak on Anti-De-
famation. a vital issue of special in
terest to Denver Jewry. All Jews and
especially R'nni Birth members are
requested to he present. \ similar
meeting will be held In the near future
at the r. NJ. II. Synagog. when Rabbi
G. f. II. Knuvar will preside.
Eugene Freedheim son of MIR. and
Mrs. A. Freedheim of this city has
been awarded one of the highest hon
0rs which II is possible for a member
Of the Harvard law school to obtain.
He has been elected to the editorial
hoard of the Harvard Law Review. a
journal of authentic information on
legal matters. This position is award
ed according to scholarship. Mr..
Freedheim ia n member in n class of
400 pupils.
| Our Mr.. KOehler. by mistake made
an error in the New Year Greeting of
Mr.. and Mrs. \. Susman. by emitting
the name of Mrs. Susman. The greet
ing will re-Appear corrected in this
ISSUE
Mr.. George Reuler departed last
Saturday for New York City to In
gone two weeks.
Mr.. Edward Miller. who spent the
summer in his home city. Cleveland.
returned to Denver to resume the
study of Law at the Denver Uni
vcrsity. Mr.. Miller is senior at the
ID. L.
Messrs. Abner wagman and William
II. Goldberg. representing the social
service committee OF the B'nai Birth
Lodge No III mOtOred to Canon
City to hold Rosh Hashona services
at the penitentiary for the twelve
Jewish prisoners. Thru the courtesy
of Warden lyman work was suspend i,
ed for the two days, AID a special
room given for the services. MIR.
David Kahn will motor down md rep
resent the lodge for Yom Kippur.
Mr.. Ezra Raer left Friday for n
visit to Salt lake City.
Mr.. Aaron Morse has entirely re-.
covered from the slight operation lie
underwent last Thursday aud Is ct
his home.
In appreciation Of the services colt
Quoted at the penitentiary at Canon
City by the l. O. II. H.. Mr.. Wagman.
secretary Of the h. II. Lodge received
for the lodge an immense hand paint
ed New Years card, Wishing the Of
Acers and members or the lodge n hni,-
py Ncw Year. The Holy Scrolls N
scrihed in one corner. the; Tablets Of
the Law in the other corner, with h.
r.. insignia IN ID: center. with mn aI'-
propriate New Years greeting 10 all
members af :he lodge was ii, ,,G ts
each aui sye-y prisoner.
Aressrs. Philip Greinetx. secretary Of
the Pueblo LOtlec !. o. Il. Il. and
Mr.. Heller one Of the members ac-
companicd Messrs wagman and Gol,l-
berg to Canon City on Rosh Iiashoinl.
Mr.. Samuel Kohn returned Tuesday
evening from his EASTERN trip.
Mr.. Ben Fieisher departed for Sc
attle last Monday.
Mr.. Lon Curtis from New York
City spent few days in thd city D
guest at the Brown Palace. Mr.. Cur
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Mr.. Ben Fieisher departed for 81
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country to take an interest in the
restoration of the antiquities of the
Holy land. Jewish, Christian and
MOhammedan.-
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27

Mr.. Samuel Kohn returned Ttiesda
evening from his EASTERN trip.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27

Mr.. George Reulcr departed last
Saturday for New York City to In
gone two weeks.
Mr.. Edward Miller, who spent tho
summer in his home city, Cleveland
returned to Denver to resume the
study of Law at the Denver Uni
vcrsity. Mr.. Miller is senior at the
ID. L.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27

Aressrs. Philip Greinetx. secretary Oi
the Pueblo Lodge l. O. Il. Il. nnt
Mr.. Heller one Of the members ac
companicd Messrs wagman and Gold
berg to Canon City on Rosh Iiashoi,l
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27

Mr.. Aaron Morse has entirely re-
covered from the slight operation IL
underwent last Thursday aud IS .
his home.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27

Mr.. Ezra Baer left Friday for Z
visit to Salt lake City.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27

Our Mr.. Koehler. by mistake made
an error in the New Year Greeting Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Susman. by Omittinr
the name of Mrs. Susman. The greet
ing will re-appear corrected in thi'
issue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-30
ORAL ARGUMENTS
HEARD IN P|CKFORD
DIVORCE CASE
Briefs Submitted by Both
Sides for Early Court
Decision

CARSON CITY Nc.. IAN ao-
prnl arguments ON a motion by Al
toruey General Leonard o. Fowler 10
have "a" divorce decree 81 Mary Pick
ford from owen D. Moore. dissolved
ns illegal were mad" here today be-
for" ~" state supreme cuurt by Fow-
Ter ana Miss IIckford attorney.
Gavin McNUh Of san Francisco.
Briefr have ben submitted by both
sides and decision hy the court i-
the n'N' and final step ln th" ease
Fowler attacked the divorce ON th,
ground that Moore and Miss plck.
ford wor" guilty of fraud and ,ollu-
sion ami that Judge Langan had uu
Jurisdiction since the parties were
bona fidr residents uf Los Angelic.
McNub replied that the attorney
general could NOT have appeared tn
N" iir0rU" triIl ON fhe side of either
plaintiff or defendant. nor a. am an
dependent interviewer. and that th"
district court Judgment was .rr~yoc-
ably final since neither party tu the
divorce had ever appealed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-30
EXPLORER DIES ON
ANTARCTIC TRIP
Sir Ernest Shackleton
Passes Away Suddenly;
Body Is Returned to
Uruguay.

Nt>TENtDED Uruguay Jan 900.
,Ily the Associated rros~i SIR
Eruost sharkletnn british explorer.
iird January % ON tho steamship
Quest on which he was making
another expedition into tho Antarctic.
Death wns due 10 angina pectoris
and occurred when the Quest was off
the Grltyirkcn s'ttion. The body was
brought here on a Norwegian steamer
and viii bc taken TO Europ"
Captain !. Huzsev uf the Quest
wiil accompany the body
Professor GruVel and other mem
Lcrs u the explorers party will con-
liuue the expedition.
sub commander Frank Wild will
ussumc direction ~ shc expedition.
SIR Ernest Shackiotou was born In
1874 llc was a third lieutenant In
the British national untarcitic oNpc-
dltiun iu ipo1 aud bon lp07-up com
maudcd an expedition which got a.
within 90 rlilr- ~ the sou !. pnlu He
made his third quest uf the pole In
I9lt
The rSprditipn lu which h. wa on
gagged whom be died was tu have cuv-
orud fh unO miles Of uurhari"d sec-
iions of the south Atlantic, the pur-
Ne and the Antarctic SEAS
ON board she Quest n little goo
ton ship sir Ernest sailed from Eng
land last September on what was tu
have been "a twD year voyage
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-30
HARDING CALLS Off
A RECEPTION At
THE WHITE HOUSE
| 90 Much Grief in Wash
ington Today, He
SAYS

WASHINGTON Jan go ucelar-
ing There ,s -u much or rricr in
Washington today President Har-
ding to-day announced poHponcm.ut
of a reception touight 8t the White
House 90 which Washington residents
of ohio birth were t1 meet In obsor-
vance ~ tho birthday of President
Mckinley
Tho president in letter to Milton
r. Aiirs. chairman OF the arrungc-
uIeufz committee zaid.
While I have lookcd forward with
n1of' agreeable anticipation to the
reception 60 be- given touighi o., the
ohio society at which wo were to
meet and happily recall tbr memm.,
of the Ht, President Mckinney I
uuuo, buI forI chat vc would best
answer su uur iurluauoua o. tho re-
cuptlou Wete postponed
There Boz -o much of griuf in
Washington today so much OF sur-
row attending mo Knickcrborkor
tHDatcr disaster that Z should prefer
Co ufnu a. rurltl affair while Wash
ingion is suftcring from the great
shock.
II is especially becoming a. you
have suggested. Go have tine Ohio so-
cloi} tah' note of its own particular
share iu tho great SORROW. and the
cancellation Will bc "a hcutttng ek-
prosHion of che grief which has come
Through accident and death 20 ncm
bers ana valued friends uf the
society.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-30
COLD WAVE HITS WEST;
BELOW ZERO IN COLORADO;
ST0CKMEM ARE WARNED

DENVER. Jan. sO.--Thc west was
in the grip uf another cold wave to-
day. Tine mercury dropped to 2S de
grees below zero In parts Of Montana
and Wyoming. the cold center of the
storm. while In Colorado sub-zero
temperatures existed In virtually all
OF the mountain districts \ light
snowfall also was general over the
region.
Severe cold weather was reported
from all over the eastern slope and
forecasts FOR the next "a hours were
for the coolest weather of the winter
In Utah. northern Arizona western
Colorado and western New Mexico.
Stock men In al those sections were
warned by the district weather hu-
reau here today
sheridan. Wyoming was the cold
est point In the storm area today.
with a temperature Of 2s degrees be-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-30

low zero. At Billings. and Hayrc.
Montana, " wns 20 degrees below
other temperatures follow Lead
villc, Colorado. 10 below. Pueblo. 8
above; Cheyenne. wyoming above;
Denver. above, Durango Colorado.
above, and Grand Junction. Colo
RADIO. Is above.
Precipitation tonight VIII bc grn-
cral throughout the Rocky Mountain
region. according tu the forecast uf
the weather bureau. Ram or snow
Prevailed today over the stretch from
southern California snuthwrstprn
Colorado. Snow also feil over tho
Missouri valley. North Platte Sch.
reporting five inches ln Denver tho
precipitation was less than one inch
and the same condition prevailed
over nearly uu of tho state.
The cold wave swept north from
Nevada, where Reno was tile center.
Saturday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-30
PASTORAL CARDINAL
TO Be NEXT POPE
ROME BELIEVES
Italian Is Likely to Be
Chosen by the Sacred
College

BN MA ScrNttc.
ROME. tan 20 Wru-informod
persons 10 eccicsiaftical circles here
are unnblc 20 point o. any one cnr-
To Tencdict Nv.
liut every one in vatican circles
agrees on two poini-
one That the neNt pope will be- on
Italian
Two That hc will bo picked from
among the pastoral cardlnis -thnae
On charge OF varlons diocoses rather
than from the merhcrs % Cirla. or
puue's council
That the uoNt pope win Dee an
Italian b. certain. rcclceiaHtlcal cx-
perts say because ef Of 'ht 90 mcm-
hcrs ~ tho Sacrad coile..c "a ma niurity
are Of Italian birth
Insc Prediction ON Past Elections.
And the prediction that the next
pope viii De pastoral cardinal b.
hfr"d ON a careful uudy ~ the papal
elections of the last ttvo ccuturias.
Observation has shown vatican oh.
server that whencvcr so-c,llod
'pnliurr" pope D. ckctcd. hc i,
followed hy "rcigiuI. pope NJ %
sort ur reaction.
Ana. In the me W8v. whom n
'rcliglous' pope occupi,s. tho pontlfi-
oatc. he Is followed lg o. political
pope
Thus Leo NiIl b. clii~i "pouucnI'
because &c the world conditions uu-
t.r which he was elected
W" wrs followed by Plus s.. purely
Cd "rriirious' pope
And BENEDICT Nv 0uifc naturally
was % political" pope having boon
elevated 20 the pontificsl soat ut "a
tim" whom the whole Christian world
was I'm turmoi.
Conditions Point To- "RcligouS' pupc
Thr't why experts predict a re
hgl"ue succcssor to Benedict Nv
Now "i the ~ Italian cardinals.
90 'I' members OF tho rurln Thty
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-30
Genoa Conference
May Be Postponed

ipNppN Iau. 30 tUy the As-o-
ciniod Tro@-l The italian govern
meni which has the HyftuEemrntr
Cor the Genoa economic conference
In hand considers that slght post
poncmcnt 81 the conference may he
necessary SAYS an Exchange Telr-
graph dispatch from Rome today
This belief nrisc- from the post
ponemcnt OF the conference a. Parts
on near eastern questions between tho
British French and Italian foreign
ministers originally fixed tor Feb
ruhrv l.
Tho posfponoment ~ tho Paris
conference is To- give the British and
Italian foreign ministers time 20 GA
amino memorandum which the
French government hBH issued setting
forth ~ viewpoint % the near eastern
settlement
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-30
HEARING IS BEGUN
ON PROPOSAL TO
CUT FREIGHT RATES
Boston Man Asks for
Straight Percentage
Reduction

WASHlNGTpN. Jan 80 The In
ierStBtc commerce commission today
began hearing representative NJ the
general public in It's consideration OF
proposals to reduce freight rates AS
signing ia days for fhc purpose.
Secretary of Commerce Hoover and
walker u Hines. former diroc'or
general Of railroads. are two - the
witnesses snnsmoned Mr. Hines will
1e heard Tuesday and Mr., Hoover
"wednesday
W ~ Chandler ~ rostun repre-
rentinE The National Industrial Trnf-
&c league. the fret witness called
presented The demands Of his organ
ishtIon for tho straight pcrccn'age
reduction IN freight rates coupled
with an argument Tor the reduction
uf railroad wages
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-30
Colorado River
Hearing to Be
Held In West
Hoover Announces Open
Session in About
Month

MAStItNiTON. Jan S0.--Dpcn
hearings by the Colorado river COM
mission VIII bo held somewhere in
the Colorado river basin iu about "a
month. Secretary Hoover announced
today
Th" commission met today and Mr.
Hoover said continued in an Informal
discussion Of the proGrcs Of develop
ing the power and irrigation possi-
hillties Of the Colorado river.
The commission, Mr. Hoover add -
ed. IL trying 20 develop a general
plan ~ procedure, but as yet has
reached no definite conclusions
piscus-ions here. he said would
probably continue Tor another day or
two.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-30
Snow and Rain
In Los Angeles

Los ANGELES. Jan. 30 Snow
rain ana wind IN Los Angeles and
other southern California points yos-
terday lnst night ana early today
combined in the most violent storm
~ years The snow was ~ hriof
duration In the city ana fen In only
n few sections
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-30
Dog Population
Of Santa Fe County
Under Quarantine

SANTA fE Jan ln. Tho dog pop
ulution ut santa fc county was nut
.und'r quarantine hy th" public hetl.h
bureau following the discovery that
tackled hv cuyot~s or other wild unl-
mals