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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-01
Fedak Sari
mem jatszott
Varatlan betegsege akadalyozta
meg a fellepeseben, de az is igaz,
hogy kevesen jelentek meg az
el0adason.

A multi htten pGntek estere hir-
dettc el6adasat a new york; ma
gyar szintarsulat Fedak Sarival
es Ratkay Martonnal az ellen. Az
eloadas nagyszeriien meg volt
s6t ugy heiyben, mint
pedig videken igen sokan kiil0n
it3kban kaptak meg az el6-
adast hirdet6 szinlapot. Tehat az
el6kesziiletek a legnagyobb mer-
tekben rendban voltak.
A tarsulat el6z6 napon Allan
ce, O.-ban jatszott eS az ittcni elG-
adas napjan: p6nteken Szabo
Laszl6 alliancei magyar iizletem-
Der sajat aut6jan hozta at Gket
YoungstoWnba, hova este 6 ora
kor, tehat idejeben meg is erkcz-
tex. Akkor hala Istennek, meg
semmi bajuk sem volt, oIyannyira
hogy fel is mentek Kossuth te-
rembe.
Mar j0val elmult az esti s ora,
de bizony a k0z0nseg meglehet5S
keves volt A szemtanuk allitasa
szerint azonban megis voltak
annyian, mint barmely mas szini
el0adas alkalmaval szoktak lenni
Mikor az el0adast meg kellett
volna kezdeni, a tarsulat egyik
tagJa kijelentette, hogy FedaB
Sarl hirtelen rosszul lett es pedig
olyannyira, hogy mem kepes fel.
llepni. Miutan ICY az el6adast
mem tartottak meg, a megvaltott
szinhaz jegyek arat vissza fizet
tex es a tarsulat egyik tagja ka
ron fogva vezp+tp lc az ntcara
beteg primadonnat, kit azon
ban. alig ment egy blockot, igel
! j6kedviinek lattak t0bben azol
KOHL, a Xix az utcan akartak meg
figyelni, hogy tulajdonk6pen mi
lyen "rosszul is van" Fedal
Sari?
Ugyanez az eset t0rtent me!
nyolc hettel Lorain, O. ban, a min
AIT a kezeink k0z0tt lev0 Lorail
es Videke es a Loraini Magya
Hirn0k is igazolja, s6t "Dong6
is ket izben megemlekezett r0la
OFT azert maradt ell az el0adaS
inert kevesen voltak es a hogy
|sz6banforgo lapok irjak "csa1
40 dollar Jolt be a penztarna
lit is azonos volt az eset. lit
csak circa ennyi penz j0tt be, tt
hat ICY "hirtelen rosszul lett'
primadonna es ezzel elinteztek
dolgot.
Minden- eremnek azonban kt
oldala van. Az egyik oldalat 8
inteztek ell, masikat pedig n
fogjuk elintezni. Youngstownba
ezek utan mem hissziik, hogy baI
Xxi is akadna, a Xxi szintarsuls
el0adasanak itteni rendezeset e
vallalna, inert senki sem akari
magat hasonl6 kellemetlensegne
kitenni. De ugy tudjuk, hogy ne
is kapnanak az el0adasra terme
a melyet eddig, mindig csakis
helybeli manager becsiiletere a.
tax at eloleg nelkiil. Ha teh
zart ajtokra talalnak a jovobe
akkor kosz0njek meg a "hirtelt
megbetegedesnek'' mely leh
{ ugyan igen divatos dolog, de n
, gyon messze jar - hogy nagyo
bat ne mondjunk, - a koteless'
erzet fogalmat6l.
Good by szintarsulat for ever
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-01
KARTERITEsI POR.
Valko Erzsebet $4,000 dollarert
pereli H. j. Gottberget.

Meg april no 9-en tortent, hogy
Henry j. Gottberg, COS Fairmont
avei lakos jitnyjevel osszeiitk0-
zott egy automobillal. Ebben a
jitneyben tilt 65 n. Hine street
en- lako Valk0 Erzsike is, XII d
fejen, vallan es derekan sulyo-
sabb seriileseket szenvedett. Mi
vel mem tudtak egyezsegre jutnl,
azert a leany $4,000 dollar karte-
ritesre perelte be a jitney tulaj-
donos Gottberget.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-01
SCENT IMRE EGYLET.

Felkerjik a Scent Imre egylet
Youngstown fsok kjanak 0sszes
tagjait, valamint mindazokat, a
Xix hozzank kivannak csatlakoz-
nj, hogy a Schubert-fele szabouz-
letben a Crescent streeten vasaf-
nap delutan 2 6rakor megkezdo.
dc rendes havi gyiilesen okvetle-
nil megjelenjenek.
A tisztilxar neveben:
Soos H. Janos, elnok.
Szilagyi Janos, titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-01
GYERMEK EL0ADAs.
Piinkosd vasarnapjan "a magyar
gyermek pompas eloadas kerete-
ben fogja bemutatni a "Tul a
Hargittan" cimii darabot a Moose
Templeben a w. Boardman
Streeten.

Nagyszabasu eloadas lesz Pin
k0sd vasarnap, junius 4-6n este 8
6rakor West Boardman streeten
lev0 Moose Templeben. A refor-
matus egyhaz javara rendezend6
darabot, a melyet az egyhaz lei
kesze, dr. Gerenday Laszl6 irt, &s
a neje tanitott be Macy tiirelem-
mel es faradtsaggal, 81 gyermek
fogja eloadni.
A Xix eddig is megneztek a re-
formatus egyhaz} altal rendezett
gyermek el0adasokat, azok meg
gy6z6dtek arrol, hogy minden
egyes alkalommal eredeti es nj
darabot adtal el6 val6ban nagy-
szeriien betanitott gyermekek.
Most is ICY lesz, inert Dir. Geren-
day Laszl6 lelkesz nj darabot irt
"Tul a Hargittan'' cimmel. n
Iharom felvonasoS darabban 54
gyermek Szerepel, a Xix k0ziil a
legfiatalabb ITALIAN csak 5 ewes,
mig legidGsebb sincs meg IA
ewes. Ezeket a gyermekeket beta
nitani roppant faradsagos es ne
hez dolog es Xix probakon
reszt vettek, azok tudjak, hogy
nagy fegyelmezettseggel es nagy
tiirelemmel kell a gyermekekkel
bibel6dni.
De ennek faradtsagnak az
utan meg is van a gyiim0lcse. A
Xix maid eljonnek ere a piink0sd
vasarnapi gyermek el3adasra,
azok szemelyesen gy6zodnek meg,
hogy igazan erdemess volt oda
menni, annal is inkabb, inert lei
l.kiik Is a szviik 6szinte erzeset
lfogjak megsz6laltatali-aa kis mil.
kedvel6k, a kiknek snevsora q
k0vetkez6:
Szalma Oszkar, Kolliis Margit
Molnar Margit, Bartha Erzsike
Spitk6 Aranka, Ricz Sandor. Ge-
renday Ilona, Ricz Janos, Olaf
Gyuri, Molnar Margit, Lampert
1lona, Szuligan Margit, Omei,
Vilmos, 10th Pista, Zsirka J6zsi
ka, Berzi Jolan, Kovacs Erzsike
Szabo Eszter, Szakacs Vera, Toll
Ilona, Bosnyak Tren, 10th Erzsi
Dork6 Tmre, Belenszky Sander
10th Feri, 10th Jani, Kiss Lajos
Batary Juliska, Kiraly Juliska
P6znar Jolan, Kiill0s Istvan, Sza
b6 Pista, Berzi Mikl6s, Kiss Ist
van, Kiss Mihaly, Molnar Jen6
Omeis Dez6, Balog Sanyi, Dosl
Tstvan, Koran Etelka, Geressy Sa
nyi, Mih6k Bibik6, Gerenday Kla
ri, Kiss Erzsike, Varga Valerla
Varga Erzsike, Simko Erzsike
Kiraly Ilonka, Varga Zsuzsi, Be
lenszky Mariska, Szant6 Julisk'
es Geressy Mariska.
I A belepti iegyek ara kovetke
z5: dollar es Is cent. A gyermel
jegy ara: 25 cent. Miutan t0bbel
vannak, Xix mem tudjak, hog.
hol van a Moose Temple, azert
helyiitt mondjuk meg: a Yves
| Boardman streeten, a hol az OH
Hotel es a kozponti rendorse
van, abban az utcaban, k0zel
regi Market Hazhoz. Ha oft bar
kit is megkerdeznek, hogy he
van Moose Temple, az biztosa
utba fogja igazitani az erdeklt
d6ket.
Masnap, piinkosd hetf6jen est
7 oral lzezdettel Macy piinkose
bal lesz Public Squaren lev
Diamond Hallban, oft a hol e.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-06-01
SZttZ MARIA EGYLET.
Balasko Gyorgy, elnok.
Hoffer Andras, jegyz6.

A Sziiz Maria egylet east
youngstown ak fiokjanak tag
jai keretnek, hogy vasarnap
delutan 2 0rakor a Crow-felc
hallban kezd0d0 rendes havi gyii-
lesen okvetleniil jelenjenek meg.
A tisztikar neveben:
Lukovszky Pal, eln0k.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1922-01-25
A. A. c. CLUB.

\ regular meeting of the \. a. G.
club was held at the Bessie I. Rude
Community Center Sunday afternoon
january the twenty-scccnd. Many
plans were brought forward for tho
future. All of the members will he
present at the dance given January
the Goth Mt the Coronado club, under
the auspices of the Entertainers club
4 talk was made on american Ideals
of Internationalism' by Isadorc Rat
ner. the winner of the Woodbury. Con
test at North Side High school.-A
Fl ID
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1922-01-25
A COMMUNICATIONS.

To the Editor Of the Jewish News:
The views of the learned Rabbi as
10 why Jews turn to Christian Science
have beer noted with interest and APP
probation. the appreciation being Tor
his manifest desire to he fair and
kindly. This apparent fairness as
sures me that the Rabbi would well
come n correction Of n inisStatcmenf
referring to Christian Science the
Rabbi wrote. Its quest is hot Of right
ness of living. but the prolongation Of
life" The fact that healiL- hy pray
cr is an integral part of The Christian
Science religion is doubtless the cause
of such an impression. But in her
book Fundamental Divine Science
Mrs Eddy writes. Healing sickness
Is the smallest part of Christian
Science. 1t is only the huglr-call to
thought and action, in the higher
range of infinite goodness. The ON
phntic purpose of Christian Science is
the healing of sim" The vcrification
of these words is to be found in the
reformation an" iiper"'io' Wrought ny
CHRISTIAN science III 'he ii''S VI many
who We're formerly bound by the fct-
tors of sinful habits and tendencies.
The healing OF SIN ana sickness are
coincideht IN 'hristiah Heiei'c'' VIM"
states cmphatically that no man can
he healed of sickness while continu-
Ing III "Hi"i Si". i"iH - u" N'
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1922-01-25

be raised by American Jewry To this
gigantic enterprise. the Jews of Amer
lea have given their almost undivided
support. The platform of the Kcrcn
IIaycsoi is big and broad--it is one
Oh which Jews of all shades of opin-
ion find common meeting place.
The task of raising nine million dol
lars calls for the prompt response from
every Jew in every city, twon and
hamlet of this country, and We know
that the Jews of Denver and its en-
virons will not shirk their duty.
COMMITTEE.
Headquarters :u3 Kittredge RiRds.,
Phone Main CS3j.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1922-01-25
WHAT Is THE KEREN HAYESOD!

Kcrcn Huyesod means Palestine
Foundation fund and is the fund for
The reconstruction and rehabilitation
Of Palestine either as n homeland for
those Jews who look upon it rs such,
or as haven Of refuge for those who
lind conditions in other places intolcr-
able
1t is not purely Zionistic move
ment. hut may bc termed u humani-
tartan one of great interest TO world
Jcwry.
The Congress of Carlsbad adopted
resolutions which provide for the al
location of funds of the Kercn Haye-
sod as follows:
Twenty per cent for the purchase
Of land and its preparation for set
Element by Jewish agriculturists.
Thirty per cent. will he used
for undertakings of a commercial
nature. in particular the Rutten-
berg Irrigation and Water Power
enterprise for which the necessary
cd. credits for house building thru the
newly established Urban Mortgage
Bank. and credits for industry. trade
and agriculture thru banking institu-
tions already in existence and thru an
agricultural bank to he established.
The remainder will bu used for pub
lie works and public services such as
afforestation. general sanitation and
maintenance of hospitals. organization
of immigration. social welfare insti-
tutions, strengthening and extending
the Jewish agricultural settlements
and maintaining and extending the
Palestine educational system.
Kercn Hayesod is n legally consti-
tuted corporation. 1t aims to bring
about the orderly settlement of Pales-
tine by Jews in steadily increasing
numbers and provide for its economic
development to the advantage of its
Jewish and non-Jewish inhabitants
alike. There is land to be bought
and prepared: roads and railways,
harbors and bridges to be built;
marshes to he drained soil to be made
fertile by irrigation: water power to
he harnessed to drive the wheels of
industry.
There are crafts and industries 10
he developed and towns to be laid out.
Public health and education is another
great necessity.
4 resolution passed by the Carlsbad
Congress gives to this part of the
budget. which is the regular Palestine
budget, priority in the Keren Hayesod
funds to be raised this year,
At the New York Keren Hayesod
Conference. held in New York City,
November ., 1921, the representa tiyes
of the Jewish communities of Amer
lea have with flrmness and enthus-
iasm resolved to help World Jewry
in raising two-year's Palestine
budget of twelve million dollars, and
also resolved that seventy-ive per cent
of this sum, or nine million dollars,
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1922-01-25

Jews of Newark, n. j.. and even the
Jewry of the entire country continue to
manifest intense interest in the fight
being made by Mrs. Juliette Cooper to
regain the custody of her daughter.
pretty Lillian Cooper. the siNteen-ycar
old Jewish girl who was lured into
Presbyterianism by a missionary crew.
Jacob l.. Newman, the determined di-
rector of the forces which are making
every endeavor to return Lillian to her
mother and Judaism. won IA partial vic
tory for Mrs. Cooper, in the private
chambers of Vice-C Chancellor Foster in
Clancery Court when the vice-chan-
cellor directed that Lillian be allowed
TO visit her mother for two days. They
have been kept entirely separate hither-
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1922-01-25

Miss Elinor Heavenrich of Saginaw.
Mich. was the winner of the first prize
for the best essay submitted by pupils
Of all the public schools of Saginaw
on THE Value of the Welfare Lea
que" The prize was awarded by the
Hwanis Club of that city by judges
chosen from well-known educators.
Miss Elinor, who is u years of age,
has written many articles on vari-
Gus subjects that have elected favor
able comment. The Kiwanis prize was
turned over to the Welfare League by
Miss Elinor, to be devoted to the
ganiZat ton.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1922-01-25

The Board of Directors of the New
York Guild for Jewish Blind have
erected in the Home bronze tablet in
recognition of the untiring efforts of
Mrs. Edward l. Wilson to raise the
blind in the United States. The dedi-
cation took place at the Home at Old
Jerome and Fairfield avenues, Yonkers.
Sunday, January S, and was preceded
by an entertainment given by the blind
children of the Home and an exhibition
of the wonderful work done by them.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1922-01-25
THE ENPATIENTS TUBERCULiR
HOME

The Eleventh Annual meeting of tic
E.x-patientS Tubercular Home was
held January II. 1922. . 100 =. NJ. at
the Kneseth Israel Synagog. Denver.
colo. Mr.. NJ. Schradsky, acting as
chairman.
Rabbi Rabinowitz, a. Judelowitz.
Frank AIasurc, ]. KlatZlin, ~
Reichman. and .\dolph Kicslcr made
appropriate speeches. They reviewed
the history of the organization and
presented the aim. scope and wor''
of the Ex-Patients Tubercular Home
for the fiscal year.
\ report of the activities of the Or
ganization for The year 1927 was pre-
scented. II showed that nincty-fivc
patients have been cared and provid-
ed for at the Home during 1921. h.
800 hospital days were provided. The
income for 1921 was s5I.794,GS. FIX
penditurcs S5O.31213.
Ii was very strenuous year for
the organization. The generally de-
pressed conditions reflected greatly on
its income. However the EN-patients
Tubcrcular Home is coming steadily
and surely to the front. Branch Of
fees are being opened in the big cities
in the East Ladies' Auxiliarics are
being organized. Many Fedcrations'
Grand Lodges and Societies are ap-
propriating directly to the Home.
The election at the annual meeting
resulted in the following being elect
ed as members of the Board of Di-
rectors. for the ensuing year: NJ.
Berkowitz. DIR. A. NJ. Blumhers. NJ.
Cohen ii. VI. Ebcr. c. Gulinson. j. l..
Harsh. Adolph Kicsler. j. klatzHin'
Ed. Iackner. Frank Masurc. NJ. Nicr-
cnbcrc, /. Pasternak. Simon Quiat. Jc-
rome Reichart, NJ. Schradsky. VIM.
Schradsky. Sam Schneider, /. shapiro,
II. Syndcr. A. Judelowitz and y. Zas
lavsky.
. The New Board of Directors met at
regular meeting held January Is
1922. for the purpose of reorganization
of the board and for the election oil
officers. Mr. Max Schradsky was
elected as president. Mr. NJ. Nieren'
berg. vicc-presidcnt: ]. KlatZkin,
treasurer: DIR. 4. NJ Blumbcrg. secrc.
tary.
Various committees have been or
canized to. supervise and attend to the
different departments.
All the Board members are very en-
thusiastic and intend to make the year
1920 banner year in the administra-
ton of The Home. The Executive
BOARD is extending its hearticst ana
sincerest thanks to all the friends who
have helped to build up the Home. and
to make it such n useful and noble
INSTITUTIONAL NJ. Il.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1922-01-25
DRA-Mu-ur CIRCLE NEWS.

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The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1922-01-25
",~ BASKETBALL LEAGUE.

Three hard fought games were play
cd ut the NcighhorhOOd House on the
evening of January 23rd. The game
ness and fighting spirit of the losing
teams were the features of the night.
The results We're:
vs. 10, Buffalo's ;, D's 24, VS. &.
Pnramounts is, Nair Tomid s.
The schedule for Jan. 30.
ParamOunts VS.. Centaurians. 500 p.
Nair Tomid. $3.50 p. nj.
The public is cordially invited to Mt
tend the games.
Il Chairman
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1922-01-25
COLUNlBINE CLUB.

4 very sociable meeting of the Col
umbinc club was held ut the home of
Helen Kleinberg on January s.
Matters. of Importance were dis
cusscd.
The club regrets the illness of one
of its members. Goldic Walk. and
hope that she will make speedy re-
covery.
The next meeting will be held Mt the
home of Sarah Pcterman.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1922-01-25
DANCE.

This letter will admit you and two
friends to the first joint social meet
ing of the b. NJ. II. Junior Auxiliary
and Young Mems club. in the Syna-
cog vestry rooms on Sunday evening,
February 9TH, at 800 p. IN. Short so.
cial program followed by dance.
letter or with member only. We want
you there as our guests.
b. NJ. Fl. Junior Auxiliary and Il. NJ.
IT Young Mems club.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1922-01-25

David T.. Scntner, of New York, n
veteran of the World War and II stu
dent at the School of Journalism of
Columbia University, has had the Al
fred a. Knopf Publication Prize award
ed him for n book of poems entitled
"COhblestOnes." Mr.. Sentncr. who is
the sight of the other as II result of n
gas attack in the war. was sent To
Columbia by the United States Veteran
Bureau.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1922-01-25

The Jews in New Greece have this
year been called up for the first time
for military service. The Jewish re-
cruits are constantly being lauded by
Colonel Magoulas. commandment of the
training camp in Salonika. who is
treating them with truly paternal soil
citude He has directed the officers
who are charged with their military
training camp in Salonika, who is
treating them with truly paternal soli-
citudc. He has directed the officers
who are charged with their military
training to apply special treatment
to them. so that they may become
familiar with barrack life. The col
onel has also grouped all the Jewish
recruits so that they may feel more at
ease. and thus contribute to eSpedit-
ing their training.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1922-01-25
TEMPLE EMANUEL JUNIORS.

The next meeting of the Junior
Congregation Emanuel will be held
Sunday. January 30. 80 a. m
Free
The Junior Congregation Emanuel
will entertain its members ut n social
Sunday. January 30 at S 30 p. m. in
yestry rooms of Temple. Wonderful
entertainment. good cats. and every
thing free. Boys. make II date and
come. Girls. if they don't. come any.
how, and show them.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1922-01-25

Mrs. Bernard G. Whitlock has been
elected member of the Board of
Trustees of Temple Israel, New York.
Mrs Whitlock is chairman of the
Harlem District Of the United He
brew Charities, and for several years
has been president of Temple Israel
Sisterhood. She has been active in
Jewish communal affairs for long
period
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1922-01-25

i'm BueDoS Aires, who has Travelled re-
Gently in the regions where large num-
bers of Jewish refugees are congre-
gated, states that Brazil is in general
unfit for the settlement of Jewish
refugees, and Jewish committees should
move warily before advising anybody
to settle there On the other hand he
maintains that Argentina could well re-
ceivc number of Jews.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1922-01-25
THE OPTIsIIsTs.

regular meeting of The Optimists
will be held Thursday evening. Jan
unry 26th. at the home of Yetta Gold
feder, 1915 Grove street. All meni-
bers are urged to be present. Two
of our members Anne Susman and
Eta Cohen have now received the
Mrs. degrees and third Bessie Mil
stein has announced her engagement
to Arnold ROse.-G. NJ
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1922-01-25
4. NJ. 4.

\ very important meeting of the
\. NJ. As was held at the home Of
Sarah Isaacson Bertha Jacobstein
was initiated as n new member of the
club. Plans for the Valentine party
to lie given Feb. II were discussed.
The next meeting of the \. NJ. As
will he held ut the home of BERTHA
Jacohstcin.-F G.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1922-01-25
o. W. l.. CLUB.

A regular meeting of the O. w. l..
club was held Mt the Community Cen
ter Tuesday. Jan. 18th. Under pres
ent plans an affair will he given Jan.
2Sth at the home of Julius Hollander
and Stag party Feb. %. at the home
of Nathan Millenson
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1922-01-25
sheriff. ISRAEL VALENTINE
DANCE

II you want to spend Valentine eve
ming dancing with pretty girls on Il
good floor with excellent music. Come
to the dance and entertainment given
by the Ladies' Auxiliary of sheriff.
Israel ut the Adams hotel. Tuesday
evening. February 14th.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1922-01-25
Clubs
NOTICE.! YOUNG MEMS CLUBS.

You are all requested to send dele
gate to Il very important conference
at the Bessie !. Rude Community Cen
ter Friday evening. January 9th at
S 80. Some very important and urg-
cnt business makes your representa-
tiyes presence ncccssary-A. II. u.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1922-01-25

At Boston, Mass, Governor Cox
rendered an official luncheon and re-
ception to the Zionist Delegation,
headed by Nahum Sokolow. 1t was a
most brilliant function and was at
tended by some of the most important
dignitaries of the State.
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ID. A. l..

The meeting of tho ID. \. l.. club
has had to he postponed. but mean
while many new members have join
ed the club They will receive mem
bcrship cards. If they should not re-
ceivc them notify Phil Judd. be-.
Vine ST.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1922-01-25

A conference of Jewish farmers liv-
ing in Connecticut held at Ellington
last week under he auspices Of the
Jewish Agricultural Aid Society and
the Connecticut Agricultural College
was well attended.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1922-01-25

Rabbi Joseph Fink, Of Terre Haute,
Ind, was elected president of the In.
diana Jewish Religious Education AS
ISOLATION, to succeed Rabbi Weinstein,
of Fort Wayne, at the final business
session of the joint convention last
week
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1922-01-25

The Jewish Progressive Order. of
convention in that city last Sunday.
There were delegates present from
many out-of-town lodges.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1922-01-25

Rabbi Richard NJ. Stern represented
the Jewish community ut the recent
unwilling of a memorial war shaft ut
New Rochelle. y. Y.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1922-01-25

Mrs. Emanuel Mandel of Chicago,
ILL.,. has given $4,000 to the new Coun-
ell Summer Home for tired mothers
and children, under the auspices of the
Women
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Interesting Items

Edmond ]. Marx. OF st. Louis. Mo-,
president of the Jewish Old Folks
Home. has been appointed by Mayor
Kicl us n member of the Board of Chill
drcn's Guardians.