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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1923-06-30
KIDNEY FUNCTION
Reprinted by permission of the Baltimore Sun.

URING all Of the period Of walt
- Ing the kidneys have extra work
TO do. for there are waste products
both from the mother and the baby.
which must b eliminated through
these organs. tits especially impor-
tant. therefore, that the activity Of
the kidneys should be normally
maintained. Considerable waste ma
terial is eliminated through the
bowels and the skin. These organs.
also, therefore. should be kept
active.
IF THE mother does not pass three
! pints Of urine daily. the prob
abilities are she is not drinking
enough water to satisfactorily carry
away the waste products.
It Is important to remember that
abnormalities in the kidney secretion
can only be detected by chemical
tests and by the microscope. There
for. the patient cannot tell from the
appearance Of the kidney secretion
that anything 10 wrong with the kid
ney function.
IT HERE are certain alarming COM
plications, notably those which
end In commissions, which may oc-
cur during the waiting period. These
conditions can be detected most
readily in the early stages through
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1923-06-30
VANISHING
Skin Health and Beauty!

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"KREMO" works like magic in
clearing up sallow, sluggish skin,
dry spots, Pimples, Blackheads,
Eczema, all skin ills and ailments.
There's positively nothing like it
for improving the color and texture
of the skin and keeping it soft,
white, smooth and velvety; you can
see it beautify. Try 1t! Costs little
works wonders!
A snow-white, delicate, fragrant
cream; greaseless-rubs right in!
The only cream that penetrates
the skin, acts on the skin nerves
and shows positive improvement
Immediately. Marvellous for SUM-
BURN, Chapped Skin and Wind
roughened compilations.
MEN! For aching and tender faces
try a "KREMO" rub after your
next shave. Application from your
BARBER. 4
For sale by LLOYD & BLAINE
Pocomoke City, Md.
Prices 25c-5Oc-$1.00
The Fem Chemical Company
211 " Calvert st. Baltimore. Md.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-06-24
27x27 Henlned Diaper
 $1.98 dog.

Two hundred dozen famous soft spun birdeye hemmed diapers, the best sanitary birdeye diaper on the market. Put up in dust-proof packages, one dozen to package:
 27x27 size, dozen $l.es 24x24 size, dozen ................. .$l.59 20x20 size, dozen ... .$i.l9
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The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-09
sHELTERING HOME NEWS.

AT II special meeting called fer the
selection of n suitable day for the
opening of our Girls new dormitory. a
great deal Of interest was shown by all
present.
Mr.. Louis Stern WIS unanimously
chosen chairman of the dedication ex-
ercises.
Mr.. Stern spoke enthusiastically of
the aims. objects and future of this
grcat institution. He told of the good
will and interest shown in New York
and other eastern cities he visited and
from them he brings bnck words of
cheer and encouragement for the fu-
ture.
Our New York auxiliary has appoint
ed three national representatives TO he
present at this dedication: Chicago will
also have its delegates and many prom
inent men and women from our own
state will he here.
AT this meeting 1t was decided to hold
the1 dedication on Sunday, June 3. at
IL D. M, and most cordial invitation
is extended to all Denver to be pres
ent to help consecrate the work under
taken. An interesting program has
been arranged for the day: many prom
inent speakers from Denver and East
eri cities will participate.
The governor of our state. the mayor
of our city and many other dighitaries
will also be present this day, Sunday.
June 3. as Sheltering Home day. and
see our new home.
Next issue we will tell YOU more news
of interest
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-09

teal share in the rebuilding of Pal
cstine. 1t is expected that the negotia-
tions in which Mr.. Halpern has come
here TO participate will result in an
important development for the future
of the Jewish Homeland.
George Halpern was born about forty
five years ngo in the city of Pinsk.
a city which already boasts the dis
tinction of having been the birthplace
of DIR. Weizmann. He received n
thorough Jewish and Western educa-
tion. after which he acquired an excel
lent reputation as Il business man and
financier in the course of an extended
business career Before the War he
had considerable interests in Oil-wells
In Galicia. Urged by the promptings
of his illustrious townsman and by his
own interest in Palestine, Mr.. Halpern
entered actively into the Zionist Or
ganization. assuming. as member of
the World Executive. the office of
Treasurer of the Organization and Di-
rector of the Jewish Colonial Trust.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-09
JEWISH WOMEN'S CONFER
ENCE IN VIENNA TO HEAR
AMERICANS.

vienna-The delegation Of the Amer
lean Council of Jewish Women has ar
rived IN this city 10 attend the Aineri-
can European Conference of Jewish
Women which has been called by the
American Council.
At the opening session on Sunday
May 9th. the folI,wing American del
egatcs spoke: slrs. Alexander Kohut
Of New York on Our Interest in Eu-
rope" Mrs. Nathaniel +. Harris of
Bradford. Pa. on Cooperation BE
tween Europe and America: Mrs.
Estcllc NJ. Sternl,crgcr Of New York ol,
THE Council and World Jewish
womanhood' Miss Cecilia Razovsky of
New York on "A History of PostW War
Immigration"
Representatives of Jewish Women's
organization in Europe include Mrs
EichOlz of England, Mime. ZadOli Kohn
If France. Nine. Wiessenbeck of HOl-
land. Frau Pappenheim of Germany.
Nine goracs of Hungary. Nine. Mclzer.
member of the Pcash Sejm, and DIR.
Klaranska of Lithuania.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-09
DR.. WEIZMANN FINDS PAL
ESTINE APPEAL GAINING
IN EVERY SECTION OF
JEWRY.
Issues Statement on Return From
Campaign trip to Principal Centers
Of the Middle West

On his return from tonr of the
Middle West where he conducted the
strenuous campaign for the Kercn
Hnyesod. DR. Chain WciZmann Presi-
dent of the World Zionist Organization.
issued following statement:
THE tour which I have just COM
pletcd of some of the most important
Jewish communities of the Middle
West. including Chicago. Minneapolis
st. Baul. Milwaukee and Omaha. has
given me II fresh realization of the
progress which the Palestine appeal has
made among all classes OF American
Jewry. ! mny say that l have found
this progress manifesting itself in two
directions: it has reached down oven
deeper among the masses Of our peo-
pie, and has at the same time achieved
new standing among the more infiuen-
tial classes. l have been accustomed.
of course. to hearty response from the
Jewish masses, from those who. how
ever. unfortunately. are not the most
able financially. In fact, the success
which the Keren Hayesod has so far
nchievetl-and while this success has
not been so great as is the need and
rs great as ! am confident 1t will be
this success must be ascribed to the
strength of the Palestine appeal among
the Jewish masses. In my recent trip.
however. l have found n growing inter
est In wealthy and influential circles
which will no doubt translate itself into
added strength for the Kcren Hayesod
and for other agencies Of Palestine de-
velopment in the near future.
There IL n widespread realiza tiop
that Palestine is no longer n question
for the Zionists but that 1t has al
ready become n general Jewish ques-
tion offering as it does the principal
means Of refuge for the Thousands of
Jews who must find new home. l
iinf growing evidence of the fact tina t
the forces Of Jewish life are convcrgins
all elements of Jewish thought and en-
ergy towards Palestine. There is n
great deal left for the Zionists. the
vanguard of the movement. to do. hut
we are justified i'm feeling that the
army gathering behind this vanguard
Is growing steadily grenter''
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-09
Prof. Warburg Arriues in America

| lure ms n vindication of the vitality
and rruitfulness of the Jewish spirit.
I Asked concerning present conditions
in the conntry. Prof. Warhurg stated
that there exists II serious financial
stringcncy caused by the rapid develop
ment in mnny fields which the country
is undergoing He compared Palestine
10 n newly started business. which is
| in constant need Of capital. owing 10 lis
success.
Progress Of University.
so far as the Hebrew University is
concerned. n number of fnculties and
departments have already started or
are on The point OF bciIig started. among,
them the Agricultural. ARCHAEOLOGICAL
ana Chemical Institutes which con-
stitufe the beginnings of the Facnlty or
Sciences: a Department of Jewish
Science which may he regarded as the
first department of the Faculty OF
Arts. and the Medical Faculty. the
foundations for which We're laid by the
Americn Jewish Physicians committee.
Among the Faculties which remain 10
he inauguarted are those of Law and
Social Science and hope 10 find as
tsistance in this country for inaugurat-
ing these branches. Connected with the
Agricultural Reseifrch Institute. the
Headquarters of which are in Tel
Aviv. are a number OF agricultural ex-
pertinent stations located in various
parts of the country which have al
ready achieved valuable results towards
promoting agriculture in Palestine and
IMPLYING to it the eimost modern meth
Ods."
Prof. Warburg announced that COM
mittee of influential Jews headed by
Prof. Albert Einstein. discOverer of the
Theory OF Relativity. has been organiz-
cd In Germany with the object Of pro-
noting the University. In addition to
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-09
HoMEL RABBIS TO FACE
SOVIET JUSTICE.
tIewish Telesraphic Agency,

tJeWiou AeitSi"PhtN -ffN"'s-'
NIoscow,-Aabbi Schneersohn. Rabbi
Barishansky and other prominent Jew
ish clergymen of the Homel district
will he put on trial for assuming the
.prerogative of State Courts in ad-
vising litigants to have recourse in Jew
ish ritual courts of law. according to
an announcement made by the Chief
Justice Druginsky of Homel.
Announcement of the impending ar
rest and trial of Jewish clericals of the
district was made during the trial Of
Rabbi Schneersohn who is 40 years old.
Contending that the so-called Jewish
courts are part of the traditional func-
tion of the rabbi. Rabbi Schneersohn
stated he and all other rnbbis of Homel
and other parts always had exercised
the prerogative uninterruptedly.
Thereupon Judge Druginsky declar-
ed that in view of this statement Rabbi
Schneersohn's trial will he postponed
and proceedings instituted for the same
offense against all rabbis of the Homel
district.
Rabbi Barishanslsy who has already
served months Imprisonment for at
taciiing in his speeches the Jewish sec
tion of the Communist Party, declared
to the Jewish Telegraphic Agency he
was untroubled by the possibility of
further Imprisonment for this offense.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-09
TO INCORPORATE METTULA
IN BRITISH PALESTINE
Gewish Telegraphic Agency

tJewish Telegraphic Agency
Jerusalem Incorporation of the
Mcttula district in the Palestine terri
:ory administered by Great Britain will
he officially announced this week. it is
stated
Mettula is Jewish colony i'm the
northernmost part of upper Galilea. and
clustering around it.are n number of
smaller cooperative Jewish holdings.
Ccssion of this territory to France as
part of Syria was disputed by the
British. mixed boundary commission
deciding finally that 1t is properly part
of Palestine. This decision is said to
he due, first. to the fact that the Jewish
cOlOnists had settled there over thirty
years ago and. second. because of the
foothills of the Litani River which are
claimed by Pinhas Nuremberg as es-
sentinl to his hydraulic project.
The dispute between the French and
tory sort of no mans land marked by
frequent clashes between the Arab
tribes of that vicinity. 1t was at Tel
Hal. one of the Jewish workers settle
mcnts near Mettula that Capt. Joseph
Trumpeldor and five of his comrades
including two Americans who had serv-
ed in the Jewish Legion, were killed in
March 1920, during an Arab raid.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-09
WILL INVESTIGATE JEWISH
EMIGRATION CONDITIONS
IN EUROPE FOR AERICAN
GOVERNMENT.
Sol. Lamport Sailing; Will Visit
Palestine.

New York-Mr. Morris Weinberg.
publisher of the day, and Mrs. Wein-
berg are sailing today for Europe on
the Cunnrd S. s. Berengaria. They
are going abroad principally to inves-
tigate emigration problems ard condi-
tions as they affect this country. He
will travel as special representative
OF the U. S. government.
Mr.. Sol Lamport is also sailing on
the S. S. >Berengaria today. He will
visit Palestine in order to decide upon
large investments he expects to make
there.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-09
JEWISH PUBLIC ASKED TO
AID STUDENTS STRUGGLE
(Jewish Tclegraphic Agency)

(Jewish Telegraphic Agehcy)
Vienna-An appeal to the Jewish pub
lie to come to, the aid of the Jewish
students i'm European Universities. has
been issued by the executive commit
tee appointed at the recent meeting of
representatives OF European Jewish
students associations.
The provisional committee is located
In Vienna and has temporary rep
resentative in London. 1t is proposed
to convene n World congress around
the beginning OF October, the object of
which will be to adopt measures look
ing to the mitigation of admission limi-
tntions in force or about to come into
force in the universities in the various
European calitals.
The moral and material help" of
the Jewish public Is invoked in this
task.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-09
To Mother

Oh the sweetness and completeness of
the grandest word of time!
There's n message in its music-there's
a note of lave sublime,
How IT thrills me! How it fills me!
For | know the note is true:
Mothers hearts have throbbed the mes
sage to the world the ages through.
In the oldcn times so golden. when the
world for me was young.
And the songs Of JOY and gladncss' in
my heart were yet lmsnng,
Tender feeling DER me stealing, bore me
on, Joys highest crest.
When my Mother's arms encircling
drew me to her loving breast.
TO the morrow with Its sorrow never
gavc;I Thought. or heed.
Mothers ycarning. sweet aud tender.
felt and filed my every need:
Impulse swaying DER natures noblest,
grandcst theme.
Catching glimpses OF its glory through
the vista Of her dream
Friends may fail me. foes assail me. hut
your love is always true:
All my sweetest thoughts shall center.
ever. Mother dear. round you.
Hope entwining. lrart's enshrining.
though your face l seldom see.
There shall he glad reunion for us
in Eternity!
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-09
ZIONIST FINANCIAL EX-
PERT ARRIVES IN UNITED
STATES FOR IMPORTANT
PALESTINE PROJECT.
George Halpern. Treasurer Of World
Organization. here to Consult With
Weiznann and american Jewish
Leaders-Prominent Business Man
and Financier.

tFrom our New York Correspondent
George Halpern. leading financial ad-
wiser of the World Zionist Organization.
arrived In New York last Friday. Mr..
Hnlpern sailed from London I'm re-
sponse to Il cable request from the
President Of the Organization. DIR.
Clmim Wcixmnnn. The latter cabletl
for Mr.. Halpern after conference with
a number of the outstanding leaders Of
American Jewry. men of means and in
fiucnce. whom DIR. Weizmann hns sue
ceeded In interesting in taking n prac-
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-09

Prof Wnrburg bnses his enthusiasm
far the University on two grounds: In
he first place he regards the research
work which is already being conduct
ed by certain departments of the Uni
sersity. among them the Agricultural
Research Institute. of vital import
ince to the development of that coun-
Try. He believes important discoveries
will result which will M of benefit not
only to Palestine. but to other tr.,pic
place Prof. Warburg regards the estab-
ishment in Palestine of a great and
active center of Jewish and general cul-
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-09

Palestine by interesting certain Jews
Of means and influence in this effort
to bring about II renaissance OF Jewish
culture in the ancient land Of Israel.
PrJf. Warburg. who was member of
the SokolOw Delegation which visited
the United Stntes year ago, does not
intend to conduct any public campaigns
for this purpose, buu he is hopeful Of
gaining considerable support for the
University through quiet and private
channels
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-09

The Synagog at Asbury Park is left
the sum of $6.S12 in the will of james
A. Bradley, New Jersey philanthropist
and founder of Asbury Park and Brad
Jew. in his will left bequests to the
churches of all denominations, Protest
ant, Catholic and Jewish. His entire
estate is appraised at over II million.
He was ninety-one years old ut the
time of his death on June g. 1921.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-09
DENVER JEWRY NOMI-
MATES CANDIDATES TO
PHE AMERICAN JEWISH
CONGRESS.

More, thnn % Denver Jewish Orgnni-
xations have sent representatives -tc7thc
nominating convention which was held
last Sunday Mt the B. NJ. II. Synago&.
Mr.. Leo II. Cohn acted as chairman
and in few Introductory remarks
opened the convention. a credential
committee consisting of AIessrs. .JOs.
Zigniund. A. wngman and NJ. Sarens&y
were appointed and after examining all
the credentials they reported that the
following organization were represent
ed:
OstrOven Ferein by !. Pasternack.
Denver Mizrachi by l.. Wnndel.
Denver Lodge X. o. L. NJ. by A.
Shapiro.
Pride of Denver No. 333 l. O. b. A.
by ]. KlatZkin.
Denver Zionist District by Leo Il.
Cohn.
Denver Lodge No. 254 l. o. r. S. by
S. Morgan.
Denver Hebrew Institute by I. d.
Kahn.
Jewish Consumption Relief Society
by DIR. C. ID. Spivak.
ExPatients Home by DIR. A. NJ.
Blumberg.
Denver Hadassah by Mrs. Willens.
Ohab Zetlek Cong. by b. Hershk0witZ.
Poale Zion by DIR. ]. NJ. Morris.
Beth Israel Hospital by Mrs. II.
Mintz.
Shebrith Israel by NJ Eber.
Harmony Lodge /. o. II. s. by j.
Zigmund.
Adolph Wiener Lodge 1. o. b. S. by
A GrOssman!
b. NJ ii. Synagog by DIR. c. II
Kauvar.
Denver Lodge No. III Il. o. II. II
by A. Wagman.
Yestivas Etz Chain by H. W. Wal
man.
Kneseth Israel by-M. Nuremberg.
Beth Joseph Synagog by J. Silverman
Dorshe Zion by Il. Rosen.
West Side Benevolent Society by A
Friedland.
West Denver Relief Society by N
Wiener.
Tifereth Israel Cong. by A. Fried
land.
Election of permanent officers tooi
place and the following were elected
As chairman of the Denver Congress
committee: Leo II. Cohn, treasurer: NJ
S. RadetZky. secretary; DR.. j. NJ
Morris, assistant secretary; NJ. Snr
emsky. 1t was passed that all dele
gates to this convention shall consti
tute the Denver District Congress com
mittee.
The following were elected as thu
administrative committee: DR. A. NJ
Blumberg. A. Grossman. S. Priess, ]
Slverman. A. Wagman. l.. Wandel, S
Morgan. n. Wiener, ]. Zigmund an'
the officers previously elected ns ex
officers.
Nominations of candidates to b
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-09

elected by the Jewish community in
this city on June oath was held and
the following were nominated. two of
whom will be elected:
DR.. c. d. Spivak, DIR. C. II. Kauvar,
Leo II. Cohn, DR.. j. NJ. Norris.
A district Board of election were ap-
pointed of: N. Wiener. L. Wandel and
the officers as ex-Ofiicis.
The convention was than adjourned.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-09

DIR. Einstein. who is the President OF
fhc committee. IL includes Prof. Mitt-
woch. Director of the Oriental Semih-
ary of Berlin who is Vicc-Presideni.
and another member Is Prof. We'll. Di-
rector of the German State Library
The Treasurer of Prof. Einstein's com
mittee is Oscar Wassermmn. Director
of the Deutsche Bank.
Prof. Warburg has brought with him
n considerable number of photographs
illustrating the work of the agricultural
experiment stations which are connect
ed with the Agricultural Research lnsti-
tute of which he Is the Director.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-09
FELIX WARBURG ENTER.
TAINS COMMUNAL WORK
ERS.
tJewish Correspondence bureau,

New York-Felix Warburg chair
man of the Board of Trustees of the
Federation for the support of Jewish
Philanthropic Societies was the host to
its COMMITTEES at his home Wednesday
evening. Leo Arnstein. acting presi-
dent of Mt. Sinai Hospital. spoke Oh
the Medical and Hospital Problem of
New York City.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-09
LOUIS H. LEVIN DEAD.

Raltimorc-Louis II. Levin. executive
secretary of Associated Jewish Chari-
ties, died yesterday after long III
ness. A lawyer by profession. he de
voted the greater part of his latter
years to Jewish philanthrcpic work.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-09
Haze You Been Seen? IfSo Help

Have yOu been seen" is the common
salntation this week among members of
Denver Lodge No. III Independent Order
of Bnai Birth.
Every effort is being made to wind up.
during the next few days the cslmpaign
for funds for the, convention of the Dis
trict Grand Lodge Nc. . 10 he held in
Denver June nth to 2lst
The committee having in charge the
plans for the convention have endeavOred
to arrange such program as will give
the visiting delegates the maximum of en-
joyment and Il proper hospitality t,t mol-
rrnte cost tc the members of Denver Lodge
They have eliminated much unnecessary
expense by dispensing with the costly
souvenirs and the daily luncheon which
have heretofore been customary at Rnai
Birth conventions, feeling that such lius-
pitality has become commonplace and not
worth its great cost lii place thereof
they are undertaking to give the dele
gates and their ladies' informal cut door
entertainment such as only Denver and
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-09

the glorious Rockies opportunity indulge
he
preliminary
member of the Lodge
he
held in
the Lodge u risei
seeking, than for the
the
is to to
cnthus sasticIAx xge II
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-05-09

(FrOm our New York Correspondent
t'nhenrlded and almost nnnoticed.
Prof. Otto Warburg. former President
Of the World Zionist Organizatf N. now
director of the Agricultural Research
Institute Of Palestine. arrived on these
shores last week with the mission of
promoting the Hebrew University in