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Evening star., 1923-04-05

Mt. Pleasant.
PRIOE, *ls5OO. distinctive tapestry brick
residence. - feet wide. containing eight
delightfully."- arranged rooms and two well
appointed baths: hot-water heat electric
lights; hardwood floors; garage. Early
possession.
Woodbridge.
PRICE. $500. A house. eIcelentIy
constructed and attractively finished. Six
rooms. reception hall and bath; open fire
place; hotwateY heat, electric lights; oak
floors; French doors; large front and
double rear porches
Near 3rd and S SITS. NE.
Of the best northeast sections. si1-room-
and -ha tn brick house, with hot-wster heat,
electric lights. The house is 20 feet
wide and is in fne condition. Garage.
Saul's Addition.
PRICE. s12 $50. An eight-room house on one
of the best streets in this choice neighbor-
hood. 1t is completely detached. has
many modern features, including hot
water heating plant. electricity, oak
hooss, garage.
10th Street Highlands.
JUST OFF 18th ST. Beautiful detached home
Of hollow tile construction. Center hall
pan o. iett niue, ihcufihB isrSe rooHls'
II rooms and . baths; every modern i'm.
provemeDt.
If you do not find the home
it doesn't mean that we have not
you the most complete informal
ing files.
n. L. SANSB1
EVERYTHING !.
I4I8 Eye St. NV.
Evening star., 1923-04-05

SACL'S ADDITION
S165OO.
Brand new home Of and baths
detached 2-story and attic; modern in every
detail; glassed-in sleeping porch and breakfast
porch: hardwood floors and trim: pittsburg
heater. Lot 50I1JO Terms arranged
CIiAS. II. SAGER. REALTOR.
024 18th st. NV. Main 36
Evening star., 1923-04-05

BROOkLAND,
We have a number OF very attractive and
desirable homes in this nearby suburb; several
9n 9n .ne me- largest ana hnest In Brookland to
Some room - bedroomJ bungalows nearing
completion. Special terms be made.
McLACHLES BANKING CORP'E.
Real Estate Dept. 10th and c.
Main 432. Evenings North 313
Evening star., 1923-04-05
BROOKLAND.

We have q number OF very attractive and
desirable homes IN this nearby suburb: several
Of the largest and finest in Brookland: TO
10 rooms. ranging in price. S.. 500 to k14. oOO
Some 7-room t4-bedrooml bungalows nearing
completion; special terms can be made
McIACHLEN BANKING CORP'N.
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G.
Main 4S2. EYeninrs. North ala
Evening star., 1923-04-05

Absolutely one Of the best new house values
on the market. Brand-new, eemi-detached.
brick home. "a feet wide, located just one
square of 14th st. and a little above Park
road. 1t contains six rooms OF unusual size,
breakfast and sleeping porctes, hardwood
trim throughout, electric lights, h.-w.h. and 4
bult-in garage. Easy terms.
Evening star., 1923-04-05
N: L. SANsBURY CO., Inc,
I4IS Eve ST NV Phone Moi, -oo


Phone Main 1904.
Chevy Chase.
AN EXCEPTIONALLY FINE PROPERTY.
half block vest of Conn. detached
rooms and handsomely equipped bath:
all the latest improvements; garage
PetWorth.
PRICE, $3.50. Undoubtedly the hest value
in this section. Well built brick house n
electricity, hardwood floors: is screened
throughout and has double garage. In
vestigate today.
Columbia Heights.
LOCATED NEAR 18th AND HARVARD STS
Splendid home. having eight good sized
rooms and bath, hot water heat, electro
lights. hardwood floors, double garage or
deep lot.
1910 Randolph st. NV.
HOME OF CONVINCING APPEAL contain
ing eight large rooms and bath an addI-
tlonal iavatory. spacious porches: ho'.
floors throughout; two-car garage. Terms.
Near I4th and Decatur SITS.
PRICE. s16e5o. house built under the
personal supervision of of the best ,
builders in the city. Detached. O Iot I
45x140. There are eight rooms and two
haths, two wide sleeping porches, break
fast porch garage. The most modern
appointments throughout.
that you want in the above list.
got it. Call us and we will give
ion on any property in our list
Evening star., 1923-04-05
FOR SALE-HOUSES

$500 Cash-Read Fhis!
Owner and builder wishes to dispose of the
last house In a new row; will trade for lots or
sell for $500 cash: large rooms sleeping
porches, hardwood doors, elec., h. W h; garage
room; communicate at once; northwest sec
ton; only So, Address Box 25-Y. Star
Office
Evening star., 1923-04-05

MIDDAUGH & SHANNON, INC,
Woodward Building, sth and H SITS.
Evening star., 1923-04-05

HEART OF MT. PLEASANT
500. .OO0
home that will delight you. Near 18th
and Park Road splendidly constructed for
comfort and convenience; II lovely rooms and
three baths: oak floors throughout; trimmed in
ivory and mahogany: beamed ceiling and hand
some paneled wainscoting in dining room
modern in every detail many excellent fea-
lures. Priced right convenient terms
CHAS. D. sAGER REALTOR
924 I4th Sr Nv Main az
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-06-20
AMERICANIZED FORE IGN.
ERS NOW A nj E r c A
BEST, SAYS NATURALIZA-
TION CHIEF.
fJrw,,h Tcleurupbic Agency

tJewish Telegrnphic Agency
Neutrality-suspicious. Is II greater need
now than ever before for Americaniza-
tion schools because Of spreading rad
ical tendencies In many sections Of tile
country. Orin T.. Moore. Chief Examin-
cr United States Bureau Of Naturali-
xatIon, said In an address here last
night
Declaring BoIshevism and ComWun-
ism" were being advocated in the U.
s. mostly In foreign languages" Mr..
Moore said: ~ can say without hesi-
tation, that the majority Of those taught
in the Americanization schools know
more about American ideals and fun
damental principles cf our constitution
than does the average American-born
adult"
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-06-20
PALS

a star encrustetl heaven. mellow
rloon, n gentle breeze signing thru the
tree tops. the sutlued roar of tur-
bulent Bear Creek-they all helped to
make our weinie fry. which took place.
last Thursday evening the most en-
j0yable AFFAIR." we ever gave.
After lunch was served, we pro-
cecded to the dance hall. Then Mt
midnight we started hOmeward. When
we reached Denver our cavalcade broke
up each proceeding to their own homes,
and it was decided that Il grand and
glorious time was had by all.
Those who enjoyed the evening were
the Misses Nina Beck. Dora Diamond
stein, Lillian Ginsberg. Fay Goralnik.
Edith Klein. Ann Levy. Frietla Marcus.
Celia Richards, Lillian Wiesncr; the
Messrs =. Karsh, Al Solomon. Dewey
Richards. Sam Rosenthal Phil Ross
mnn, Eli Bricker, Leonard Wiesiier. Is
Judd and Aaron ]. GOr,lon.-The Pulls.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-06-20
Obituaries
Mrs. Matilda Tesher.

Mrs. Matilda Tesher. 4a years old
widow of Henry Tcsher died at her
home 1:.33 st. Paul street Monday
night after II few days Illness Mrs.
Tesher had lived in Denver since her
marriage. She wns greatly beloved by
her friends and her death will he II
sad loss to all who knew and loved
her. Henry Tesher died Z years ago.
She is survived by two children. son.
Lionel, residing in California. daugh-
ter. Babette Rose. three brothers. one
brother. Judge s.. ROsenfeld of st.
Louis was with her Mt the time of her
death two sisters. Mrs. Thine of st.
Lcuis and Mrs Sam Isaacson of Den
YER. Burial took place Thursday after
noon from the Martin Hilliker Under
taking parIors. Dr. William s. Fried
man officiating. Interment Al Emanuel.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-06-20
DISTINGUISHED RABBI TO
VISIT DENVER
Native San of Colorado

ON his way to New York City Rabbi
Ernest II. Trattner. distinguished rabbi
of the wiltshire Hollywood District of
Los Angeles. will stop in Denver TO
visit the scenes of his hoyhoOd and re-
new the friendships of bygone days
rabbi Trattner is expected to arrive
here Wednesday June Goth and is
scheduled to stay until the evening "f
the oath. The Los Angeles rabbi viii
address the Goth annual session Of the
District Grand Lodge No. 4 of the In
dependent Order Bnai B'rith at Salt
Lake City on Friday evening. June
18TH. Leaving Salt Lake he will speak
in Colorado Springs. June 18th. Rabbi
Truttner is going to New York City for
the month of July ~ he asSoei;;;e'! with
DR.. stephen Wise at the Jewish 'lns'i-
tute of Religion Of the Free Synhgog
Born in Denver
Rabbi Tratrner was born in Denver
on Nov +th 1S9S. He is one of the
Youngest and most capable men in the
Jewish ministry He began preaching
in this city more than fifteen years
ago. When lie was lad OF twelve he
spoke TO large congregations in FL
Jcbcl Temple. At the nge Of thirteen
Rabbi Trattncr went to the Hebrew
t-nion College to prepare for the min
istry In 1915 he returned to Denver
for one year in order to graduate from
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-06-20

the East Denver High School. On
Monday evening Feb 21st. 1916, he won
the !. n. stevens prize in the ora
torical contest held at the Auditorium
of the South Denver High school. Up
on his graduation from Fast Denver
young Trattner went Ito Ohio State
University. then to Allegheny College
and finally to the University of Chi
eHgo where he specialized in nnthorpOl.
ogy. In 1920 Rabbi Trattner was pre-
paring to sail to Europe TO complete
Ills work mt Ecolc des Hautes Etudcs
in Paris VIII. q he was suddenly called
to the bedside of his mother who was
III In San Diego. Calf.
Re-Enters the Rabbinate
Just at this time the pulpit Of Beth
Israel Temple of San Diego was unoc-
e,ipied The young man who had left
tlle ministry was extended an invita
iion to preach. Throwing his whole
spirit in his new work Rabbi Trattner
soon created for himself II unique rep
utntion. Within six months the San
Diego Temple was forced to build !.
large balcony to accommodate the ia
creased number of wOrshippers. While
IN San Diego Rabbi Trattner founded
the Jewish Community News Of which
he was owner and editor until he ac-
copied n call from Temple Emanuel Of
Los Angeles.
Goes to Hollywood
Rabbi Trattner began his work in
Los Angeles fashionable Wilshire-Hol-
lywoOd district on the fourth of August
1921. He was confronted with n mis-
sionary task of laying a strong fOun-
dntion for Judaism in new section
of the city. He succeeded in building.
within the space Of two years. one of
the most powerful congregations on the
Pncific Coast. During his absence from
the coast the foundation of his new
Temple will he laid at Wiltshire Blvd.
and Manhattan ri. The plans for his
new Temple call for a Romanesque
structure to cost about s5OO,O0O.
Strong Zionist
Notwithstanding busy city min
istry Rabbi Trattner has found time
to lend his influence and prestige to
the cause of Ziopism in Southern
California. In 1922 he was president
of the Zionist District of Los Angeles.
He has lectured extensively throughout
the whole state of California in the in
forests of the Keren Hayesod speaking
10 Christian as well as to Jewish bodies.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-06-20
BETH JOSEPH.

Beth Joseph Synagog. oath and Curtis
street, -dnily services GAS q. m. and at
sundown Saturday. o q. m. .+
Hebrew School.
The Hebrew school Of the Beth Jos-
cph has lately been reorsanixed iiSdei
a good board Of education. who have
engaged Mr.. Israelite, competent
teacher and scholar. registration of
new pupils will take place. Schooi IL
opened every days from to IL FRI
days also. W Lr|-f--.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-06-20
LADIES' AUXILIARY OF sheriff.
ISRAEL

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Congo
cation Shearith Israel has completed
arrangements for their lawn party to
bc held Tuesday. July 10 Washing
ton Park at . 30 T.. NJ. A cordial In
vitati0n Is extended to all ladies'. Cards
features Of the day. Committee Is
working hard to make the affair sue
cpss-M H. F.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-06-20
ANNUAL CONVENTION OF
THE RABBINICAL ASSEM-
BLY, OF JEWISH THEOLOG-
ICAL SEMINARY.

The annual convention of the Rab-
binical Assembly of the Jewish The
ologicnl Seminary of America will be
held ut the ScarbOrO Hotel. Long
Eranch, n. j.. on Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday July 2nd. Bird and 4th. The
problems discussed at the convention
will center about the definition of the
point of view of Traditional Judaism.
the bringing of the UnsynngOgued into
closer contact with the Synagog. and
the establishment of the Seminary on
a sound financial basis.
The session of Wednesday. the
Fourth of July will he devoted to II
discussion of the Jewish Contributions
to Democratic Thought.
The present officers of the Rabbinical
Assembly are Rabbi Lcuis Epstein of
Roxbury. Mass. president. Rabbi Max
Drob of New York. vice-president ::
Rabbi Israel GOldfarb of Brooklyn.
treasurer: Rabbi Hyman solomon of
Lawrence. Mass. corresponding secre-
tary; and Rabbi Abraham Nowak of
Cleveland, Ohio, recording secretary.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-06-20
DIR. De Bey

Accompanied by Mrs. De Bey
Pianologuc. The Old PinnO Speaks
Mrs. Leo Il. Cohn
On Monday the delegates and their
ladies' were taken for drive thru Bear
Greek Canon. At six thirty n delici-
ous dinner was served at Trouttlale-in-
the-Pincs. Four hundred and fifty
guests were In attendance. The enjoy
able dinner was driving to completion,
when an exchange of revolver shots nt-
tracted the attention of the diners.
CONSERVATION followed. Panic seemed
imminent WHEN six men. garbed i'm the
conventional robes of night-riding so
cieties, each man benring upon his
breast the letters TX. X. X. pushed
silently through the group struggling
nbcut the doorway and marched slowly
down the room. Silently they seized
Two delegates and one local B. Il. and
rushed from the room. 1t w.is several
moments before the guests realized that
the special arranged stunt had tnken
Place. and even then the cries of Extra
Denver Jewish News failed to awaken
In them the fact that those few ex-
citable moments were but the workings
OF a clever mind.
A visit to the OK patients tubercular
hcme and the National Jewish hospital
Wednesday afternoon, followed by n
drive thru the city. The day ended with
sunset dinner OH the balcony at Lake
side. Later the ladies' were entertained
al an open house" at Progress club.
Wednesday the delegates were taken
for an all day trip over Lookout Noun
tain, past Buffalo Bills grave and
Pahaska Tepee. thru Denver's noun
tain parks to Idaho Springs. After
enjoying luncheon. swimming and vari-
Gus other out door nmusements the par
ty consisting of 40 returned to Ge-
nessee park with mountain picnic
supper at Hosea lodge. The ladies on
Thursday will he entertained with II
luncheon and card party at Progress
club. followed in the evening by an
informal dance for every body at the
Winter garden.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-06-20
UNITED SYNAGOG ACTIV.
ITIES
The United Synag0g to Use Radio
Broadcasting

For several months special com.
mittec. consisting of DIR. Morris Meister,
Rabbi Jacob GrOssman. Rabbi Good
man A. Rose. and Rabbi Israel Gold
farb. has been quietly studying the
question of radio broadcasting both
from technical and religious stand
point.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-06-20
OHEB ZADEK

Services forum will he held on Fri
day evening at 8 o'clock. Services OH
Saturday morning mt 900.
Hebrew School
Our Hebrew School is in session dur
ing the summer months dnyly from
0::O to II 10 in the morning including
Fridays Registration for new pupils
Is open.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-06-20
Prayer Book
d. NJ. II. NOTES

Daily. services morning and evening
Friday night at sunset and Saturday
morning at 300.
Saturday. June 10th Mt 10 o'clock the
art window given as a memorial to the
late Mrs. A. l.. Fribourg will Ike nnveil-
etl All are invited.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-06-20
PRUSSIA A N ID BAV RIA
PUNISH JEW-LIBELLERS.
tJewish Telegraphic Agency

Bellin-Defamers of the Jewish
name in particular those who have
slandcrcd the memory of DR.. Rathenau.
are being tried in various courts of
Prussia and Bavaria. Heavy sentences
are being imposed ON those found guilty
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-06-20
In Memoriam

In loving memory of our husband and
fnther. Mr.. Abraham Levin. who passed
away one year ago today. June "a.
1922. Sadly missed by Mrs. A. LAWN
and children.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-06-20
Social NeDs
(Continnation)

Steele street wish 10 announce the bar
Mitzva of their son Joseph. on Sntur-
day morning. June 23 at the B. NJ. H.
synagog 10Th and Gaylord. at o'clock.
All friends are cordially invited to at
tend the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Goldfogei an
nouncsd the birth of son on lime
18th mt the Women's Hospital. Mrs.
GoldfGgel will he remembered as Miss
Aioliie Waxman. Mother and son doing
nicely.
Mrs. Moe Landau and daughter have
left for Casper. Wyo.. after. three
months visit with her parents.
A slumber party was given at the
Rome cf Miss Rae Rosen. 1903 osceoia.
saturday night June 1G. These that
we're present were Sadie Miller, Sarah
Lemon. Lillian Rosen. Rose Berger.
Frances Fried. Rosaline Kessler. June
Fer,. Peterman. and Rae Rosen.
Miss Miriam Helstein left for Mime
apolis aud st. Paul and takes TINS
means of bidding her friends goodbye.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ MinowitZ. celebrated
their Ii year anniversary at the home
of her mother. Mrs. L. Goalstone. NJ
500 South Gilpin street Covers were
laid for 30. Out Of town guests We're
Mr.. and Mrs. Hrchie Of Cincinnati
and Dr. George Goldman of KANSAS
Miss Surrice Aarons has completely
recovered from her recent illness.
A surprise graduation party was
given Sunday evening June 10. at the
home OF Mrs j. Sieglebaum by the
Satellite club. in homer of Miss Ida
| Rt rnicc Gcller. who was graduated
from the West Side High school. A
token of the clubs esteem Miss Geller
was presented with II silver mesh bag.
Miss Eva Friedman and Mr.. Charles
Scliayer Flaks were married last sun
day at the Il. NJ. II. Synagog. DIR.
Kauvar officiating. After honey
moon trip through California they will
return to Denver to ninke their home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. COppell Pocley enter
tanned Sunday evening with dinner
in honor of their tenth anniversary.
The home was decorated in cut flowers.
American beauty roses forming CEN
| Ter niece Covers were laid for 40. Mr..
and Mrs. Pooley were the recipient of
many beautiful gifts. The out-of-towr
guests were Mestlames Sam Shurman
Dave Hermnn and Hynnn Posternach
Of Cheyenne.
| Mrs. Harry AarOns will arrive in the
city the latter part of tile week after
an extensive trip thru the East. Hei
daughter. Hile. however. will remain
In New York with relatives.
Mrs. Jake Smith and. Mrs. Morris
Eantrowitz entertained last Saturday
afternoon in honor Of Mrs. X. Kaitz
cf Pueblo, Covers were laid for Il
guests.
MIR. and Mrs. J. Il. Levy announce the
engagement of their daughter. Anne to
Mr.. Ell ID. Bricker of Denver.
Mr.. J. B. Levy left On an extended
tour of the east where he will attend
the marriage of his niece.
Mrs. Morris Reich and little son.
Billie have returned from five
months trip thru California and Salt
Lake City. where they visited with
relatives and friends. They will be
glad to see their friends.
Miss Birdie and Reva AarOns enter
ia ;netl n party of eighteen girls last
saturday.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-06-20
BECKER cH0LEM

The annual picnic of the Bicker
Cholem will he held Mt Elitch's Gardens
or Sunday. June 24th. A good time is
promised to all who attend.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-06-20
B'nai Birth Convention
Still in Session

Details ef the convention of Grand
Lodge No 9. /. O. B. b.. which met In
Denver this week can not he made pub
lie ut this time as the convention Will
adjourn after date of publication.
The convention opened Saturday eve
ming. June 18th with AN Informal re-
ct ption at the Brown Palace hotel. Full
Iy two hundred leading members of
District No. > and their ladies attended
this reception. This past week was n
busy one for all concerned. The ladies'
of Denver considered It high priv
ilege tn meet with and entertain the
visiting ladies and endeavored TO show
all the courtesies possible. On sun
day the convention opened with the
regular order of business. AMI con-
tinued with intcrmisSicns until late
Thursday evening. The convention de-
tails will he given in our next weeks
issue. The visiting ladies' We're enter
tained Sundny afternoon and evening.
Luncheon was served to 141 ladies at
Elitch's Gardens. Mrs. Gus Rechnitz
chairman of the Ladies' committee well
coined the guests
Friends:
As chairman of the ladies' committee
II is my most pleasant duty to welcome
you To our city.
We wish you all to know and to feel
that the Jewish community of Denver
consider it an exalted privilege to he
permitted to act as host and hostess
to gathering of men and women rep
rcsenting the high and worthy purposes
OF the l. o. Il. B.
Organizations like individuals must
stop and think and contemplate their
work. their ideals, their hopes and as
piration.
| We pray that this convention held In
this beautiful city. in the shadow of
our glorious rockies may be u JOY to
all of its partiscipants.
We prny that the spirit of council
cnd wisdom prevail.
May thou o Lord thy presence rest
here even as it did upon the deliler-
alton of our ancestors.
In extending to you again cur most
sneere and hearty greetings. we wish
you 10 le assured that 1t IL our desire
/ that every moment Of stay will be
pleasant and that your visit to Out
Where the IVES, Begins. will always he
associated with finest memories.
After luncheon the various parks
! c,,.l ,xxl,,tx, <,f ;nt,rnst IN xvnr1.
shown Sunday evening the Council
Of Jewish Women entertained with n
musicale and Informal reception. 4
most delightful program was given
| tniisi sfilIy OF tile following:
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-06-20
HEBREW INSTRUCTOR

Modern Hebrew teacher; good petla-
cogue. wants pupils for private lessons.
Tuition fee moderate. Call Chnmpa
4:Oi-J. It..
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-06-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Rosenwald 1901
Ellis avenue. Chicago. opened their
country home in Ravinia early in May
piece the work of Miss Bashka Paeff.
the noted Jewish sculptress, who also
made the bronze memorial tablet dedi-
Gated to the world war chaplains from
Massachusetts.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-06-20
sheriff. ISRAEL.

morning ut $50 and Friday evening Mt
sundOwn. tsffftfff
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-06-20

Amongst the foreign visitors to this
country who are scheduled for lecture
work the name of Sir Israel Gollancz
figures conspicuously. He is recognized
as one of tlie leading authorities on
the works of Shakespeare.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-06-20
Want Advertisements

FOR RENT-Roour and kosher bOaro
to one or two young men. Call
York 427GW. II.
FOR SAl.t,-tOnfcctiOn and school
supply store right In heart of Jew
ish location. 27O7 w. Colfax Ave.
G-oO 2t.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-06-20
HOLY BROTHERHOOD
tSG'1i~01-OD

Members of the Chebra kadis;a Of the
Il. nj. ii. Congregation wish to an
n0unce If anyone desires their services.
they call on MIR. l.. WandeI. Pres. Tele.
phones York 2661-J. and Main $40. II.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-06-20
SALESMAN WANTED

We need n bright Jewish appliance
salesman. Call Mt 1923 California. 1t.
FOR SALE-Attractive store consist
ing of soft drinks. cigars. tobacco.
fruit. patent drugs, and small stock of
general merchandise in connection with
cafe with dance hall. Compelled to
sell on account of health. Terms. Place
located across from Fitzsimmons Hos
pital Over top store and cafe. Aurora.
Colo.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-06-20
Congregational
TEMPLE EMANUEL

Services arc held every Friday eve
ming In Temple Emanuel. 16ih avenue
and Pearl street at I:+5 O'Clock.
Hospital Services in Teaple Emanuel.
Under the auspices OF the National
Jewish Hospital for Consumptives DIR.
Wm. $. Friedman will conduct services
In Temple Emanuel. 10th Ave. and
Pearl St. Friday evening. .Iune 22nd.
ut 500 O'Clock. Speakers of nationnl
prominence include: DIR. Jacob NietO
If San Francisco. California. DIR. Harry
H. Mayer Of Kansas City. Missouri !:
Mr.. Edwin ]. Schanfarber of Columbus.
Ohio. and Dr. Henry Moskowitz of New
York City. y. Y.
The choir of Temple Emanuel under
: the direction of Prof. Henry Houseiy
will render the music. \ reception will
Ike held after the services. All are well
come.
Prayer BOok
Those who desire the new Union
prayer book for the coming season viii
kindly inform Mr.. Geo. j. Levy, the as
sisrant secretary 1901 East Goth street.
The new prayer books will he used dur
ing the services on the Sabbath. md
on the High Holy Days.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-06-20

of melting against the Jew. In one
case sentence Of nine months i'm
rrisormcnt was imposed. and in anotl-
er the convicted man was sentenced to
pay 300 900 marks fine.
Importance is attached to the ver-
dict of the latter case because the
trial took place in n German Peoples
Court in Bavaria.