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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-20
DENEGADAs LAS soL1cITuDEs

El Gobernador INFERNO .ha denegs-
do las solicitudes de indulto presenta-
das por los confnados zenon Cruz,
Isabelle Ramos, Miguel Soto Gimenez,
Avelino Maissonet, Vidal Dones FL
gueroa, Luis Torres Torres, Antonio
Ocasio " Angel Maria Salinas, y las
de conmutaci6n de sentencia presenta-
das por Miguel Rosado Ahcea, y AL
berto Rivera Cruz.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-20
Prinlefo DOctores-
Luego un EspeciaIista-
Despues un Frasc0 de- lavol.

La espontsnea declaration del sr. Rafael ".
Arias, quien viye en- la la. de Nuevo Mexico
No. 20 Mexico. D. F.. dice: Me aparecio una
terrible erupci6n en- IA piel, con 4 cual Sc me
cinco, amos estuye halo tratamiento n1edico,
hasta cue ua Ola OF hablar de Lavol-. Me
applique este iiauido Ia cara, con tan mara
villoscs resultados que en- nuy POGO tempo los
eiGnos de Ia enfermedad .desapareeiefoh POI
complete. Mi. piel esta ahora mas suave que
antes He aeonsejado el uso de Lav0l amis
sinigos que sufren de Intermediates cutaneas, y
no conozco un solo case en- que ei tratamienco
haya ffacasado. :,
EsSribanos, pidisndo mas testimonies de
easos en- SUI pobigcion, o rnejor asrs conPre
hoy mismo un frasco de Lavol en- a. farnlacia.
APPLIQUE este ffquido calmnnte y cicatr1zante
SUI enfermedad de la piei. Cada semana
escogenos una carta escrita pcr algun promin-
ente latino americana, para demestrar 10 que
puede hacer Lavel, el liquido rurficador. con-
ira la comeztl y asdor de las enfermedades
cutaneas.
Sc oende en- tcdps las Fasn0aiaS
LAVOl MaravEIIoso "a ara iIt1aS
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-20
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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-20

JQllere Va. ser Elegante9

en- la eabeza que atraiga la atencion
de todo el due pasa.
81 sonbrero de ala aneha, modelo 5,
de fieitro u terciopelo. es Ia esencia de
la sencillez pero una sencillez engana
dora. Habiies han de ser las manos
que sepan colocar Ell drapeado de ter
sciopelo sobre el ala dc feltro y conser-I
var mejor dicho producer el efecto
|sde ensanchar las alas sin que, el SOM
brero pierda NADIA de su simplicidad
Edistinguida.
Los sombreros de por la tarde siguen
siendo deestilo pintoresco, y Ia moda
aun no ha logrado producer NADIA mas
pintoresco que el sombrero de terciope-
! 10 y ercaje, por ESQ las grandes SOM
brereras siguen haciendolos y mientras
haya una sola mujer quien este estilo
tfayorezca no desapareceran FL mode
ilo No. s de nuestra pagina ilustrada,
I tiene como siriica novedad, la .caida de
encaje que llega hasta la cintura. Con
/, , los pendientes largos hace una Icombi-
nacion' encantadora para Ell tipo de mu-
jer q,iien estos sombreros y esta cla-
tse de pendisntes favorecen.
/ Rarisimp y solo recomendable para
ciertos y determinados tipos es Ell mo-
delo No. I. Parece como que la SON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-18

Waiter l.. Fisher of Chi
caao, former secretary of the
interior under Presiden
Taft, is special counsel for
the department Of agyicul-
tire u, its litigation to dis
Soioe the A rm o ar-Morris
packer combination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-18

Waiter L, Hopkins, Rich
nond, Va, has been elected
odjutont-in-chief and chief
of-stotf Of the Sons of Con-
federatc Veterans. Hopkins Is
q larger. and an American
Legion member. HIS grand
father 'cos Abyum Booth
Hancock, colonel Of the f95th
Virginia regiment, G. S. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-18

A boa for the neck? Moss
Peggv Dunn, of PhIadelph,@
Pa, has a real one, a baoy
boa constructors Black ana
red, il goes pe,y accN W't'
her gray dress and red shoes
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-06
AGUDAH STARTS ORTHO.
DOX INTERNATIONALLY 3.
CSC, 900 Raised Fer Education and
Pnlest1ne
(Jewish Telegraphic Agency


Vienna Thirty Thousand pounds
were raised for the Agudath Israel
Fund mt the closing session of the
"KnesicA'' (congress). The "Rebbe" of
Tchertkow announced contribution of
fifteen million Kronen, while the ''Gerer
Rebbe" gave hundred million Polish
Marks.
Delegate Silberstein declared that
.Zionism Is bankrupt and Socialism is
misleading the Jewish workers." He
urged that the Agudah prepare labor
literature written from religious view
point.
The proposal to establish an interna-
tiGnal labor Agudah. as nm affiliated
body of the Agudath Israel, was adopt
ed after the Rabbinical Council let 1t
be known it approved 1t.
In speech closing the "Knesiah.'
Rabbi ROsenheim of Frankfurt declared
that none were entitled to speak for
the Jewish people without consulting
the Agudah. The Congress- was Of
ficially closed with touching address
cn present world conditions as affecting
Jewry by the famous ."Ch0fetz Chaim''
of Radom
The Congress was adjourned amidst
scenes of ecstacy. in which Chassidic
dancing and singing were feature.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-06
Ten Commandments for
SIS. HebresO Congregation
written by RABBI A. COHEN

I. am the Pioneer for the advance
,nent of the Spiritual welfare Of Israel
II. shall worship the Creator In II
manner that 1t will make our house Of
worship tabernacle wherein God may
dwell In the beauty of holiness.
Ill. Thou shalt not rest until thou
hast given u part Of thy life for the
advancement Of the cause Of Judaism.
". Thou shalt not commit any act
that will reflect on the character OF
thy people. Of thy religion and Of the
Esal nalpe ef Israel.
| v. Thou shalt not stcaf the golden
Opportunities that lie within fihe rcach
Of thy brother and sister by dfsOiirag-
ing the work Of those who are eager
to work for the future Of Judaism.
| vi. Thou shalt not kill the time
which thou owest to thy people by
turning 1t over to places which may
give thee mCnentary sense Of fun.
hut will leave your heart devoid Of
feeling and your soul empty Of godh-
ness.
VII. Thou shalt not worship any
idol Of religious Indifference, or any
other god which does not make yOur
life better. purer. nobler.
VIII. Thou shalt not cOvet the emp
ty show Of glittering shallOwness that
bespeaks the pitiful poverty Of soul and
heart.
IN. Thou shalt not forget the suf-
ferings Of thy fOrefathers, the sacri-
fees they have brought for the pre-
servnticn of Jutlaism. They have died
for the sake of thee Thou shalt not
forget to live for the sake of them.
X. Remember the Sabbath day !!
Sanctify it by thy devotion. Benutify
it by bringing thy friends, relatives.
and kith and kin to the altar Of divine
worship where man is united with God
and God nbides within the heart of
man. Remember the solemn beauty
that filed the Jewish homes on n Sab
bath eve. Preserve the holiness of our
Sabbath by coming to the house of God
in spirit of love. truth and righte
business.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-06
|Mr. Nathan Sfraus Clues
$50, 10000 to Palestine
Half to the Palestine Development
Council, and Hall to Hadassah for
Milk Stations.
tJewlsh Correspondence Bnream


New Yc-k-tiifts to Palestine effort.
amounting to $4,000 have been made
during the summer by Nathan Straus,
the veteran Jewish philanthropist. His
donations with characteristic spOn-
taniety are described in q letter he
wrote to Justice Louis u. Brandeis on
August LIST from Highmount, New
York i'm which he said: -
My dear Justice Brandeis:
'.whcn my son Nathan. Jr.. visited
me last week we discussed the work of
rehabilitation In Palestine. which is so
successfully carried on under yeur guild
ance by the Palestine Development
Council
Il wish to contribute my modest
share towards your work. with keen
regret. that I cannot make 1t more at
this time l herewith enclose ten thou
sand dollars. to be applied by YOU
wherever in your Judgment it will be
of the most benefit
| To this Mr.. Straus added that he had
sent a similar amount to Hadassah for
special milk work in Palestine.
| In answer to Justice Brnndeis'
acknowledgment. Hon. Nathan Straus,
Jr. wrote:
II only regret that we cannot con-
tribate more in both time and money
to the Palestine Development Council
In the type of work it is doing lies in
my belief the hope of real economic
upbuilding of Palestine and am not
unmindful of the fact that it was you
who charted the course on which it is
sailing"
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-06
KILL JEWS, BAPTIZE MOS.
LEMS-TO SAVE CHRIT.
IANITY."
Jewish Cores spoudencs Bureau,

Jewish spondence Bureaul
Sucharest-A new paper entitled
"Desteptares Crestinnului' Awaken
ing Christendom) has made its ap-
pearance. A Colonel Stanics of the
Roumnnian army is the publisher, who
thus outlines the policy Of his paper:
All Jews should be killed and all
Moslems baptised, otherwise there is no
hope for ChristendOm.
The law under which it is permissible
to adopt Roumanian names must be re-
pealed so that Jews and other for
eigners should he Immediately rec
ognizeable by their names.
Jewish schools and synagogs must
he burnt down and covered with earth
so that not vestige Of them shall re-
main.
All books of the Talmud and Jewish
prayer books should he taken from the
Jews because it is from these books
that they learn all their lies.
All Jews must he prohibited under
penalty of death from obtaining any
form OF education, as only in this way
it will he possible to bring them under
subsection.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-06
President Coolidge Sends
Rosh Hashona Greetings
In Message to j. T. A. the President
Extols "Wonderful National Culture,
leadership, Spirituality and Service
tJewish relegraphic Agency,

tJewtBh 'EeieRFupnic ASehcy
New York--ThrOugh the medium OF
the Jewish Tclegraphic Agency. Presi-
dent Calvin Coolidge today sent Rosh
Hasliona greetings to American Jewry.
The President. I'm his message. accom-
panied by covering note from Geo. b.
Christian, Secretary to tile President,
declares that the occasion is a re
minder Of the debt which the modern
world owes to the Jewish people and
their national wonderful culture.
The Presidents message in full fol-
lows:
THE recurrence of losh- Hashona,
the Jewish New Year. which this year
falls on September 11th, is always n
reminder of the debt which the mod
ern world owes to the Jewish people
and their wonderful national culture.
The occasion is one of Significance not
merely to the people of the Jewish faith
and race but to all who have been the
inheritors of some part in the splendid
estate of leadership spirituality, and
the service which they have given to
the world for the common advantage.
(Signed) CALVIN COOLIDGE.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-06
LORD WHO ATTACKS ROU-
MANIA is CALLED A JEW
tJcwish TeIegraphic Agency,

Bucharest-His attack on Roumania
for its oppression of the Hungarians
in Pennsylvania in the House of Lords
last week has gotten Lord Newton in
bad with the nnti-Semites.
Instead of attempting to answer the
attack. the ''VictOrui'' seeks to argue
it down by charging" that Lord New
ton is a Jew. The paper declares that
Lord Newtcn's father was native of
Orademare, that he emigrated to Eng
land in 1860, founded II brewery and
made fortune. In return for loans of
money to the then Prince of Wales. a
barony Was conferred on him, accord
ing to the story.
The "victorul'' gives no evidence in
support Of the contention that Lord
Newton is of Jewish origin. unless it
he the fact that he demands fair treat
ment for the oppressed can he con,
strued as such evidence.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-06
Rabbis Insist on Segrega-
ting Women in Synagog
tIewl.h relerrnphic Agency,

New YOrk-The present tendency to
build synngOgs in which men and
women worshippers occupy seats side
by side i'm the same pews il decrietl IN
a statement issued today by the Union
II Orthodox Rnbbis of America.
The statement points out TINT the
"gaonim'' of old pronounced han on
such synagOgs and declares that 1t
would Ike preferable for devout Jews
to, worship In the privacy Of their
homes rather than In such synagogs or
temples.
+ The pfoilrrsncpmrnt Of the oorffotios
American rabbis IL reenforced by a
manifesto of distinguished European
rabbis who vigorously condemn joint
worship.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-06
Rosh Hashonah Statement by Mr.. Leo
S. Moses, the President of the Young
People League of Denuer, Colo.

With the beginning of the New Year there the
usual awakening of Jewish interests Young Folks Clubs
mapping their work the twelve months Phan
thropic organizations planning their budgets for
year. the Jewish people taking stock of themselves
and of their activities
In these days the Young Peoples League of Amer
sending trumpet call to the Jewish youth of
Republic summonng them for Religious Revival There
FORE local branch the Young Peoples League takes the
liberty of presenting the thought to Denver Jewish
loyal Israes ideas and ideals Let play the
part worthy school and Office in and in class
ROOM the future citizens loyal
Republic.
May urge, the strongest words at command that
every Jewish young and young woman attend public
Synagogue during the high Hoydays and
throughout the year.
compliment your parents by worshpping your
Fathers and Mothers Schulz.
happy New Year to you ALL to Israel and to all the
world
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-06
lIewi.h relerraphlc Agency,

New York-Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer
l.. Scllif of 032 Fifth avenue and
Oyster Bay. l.. !. announces the en-
gagement Of their daughter; Mis-
Dorothy schiff to Richard b. W. Hall
of this city.
Miss Schiff is graduate Of the
Brearly School and attended Bryn
Mawr College.
Mr.. Hall is the son Of Mrs. f. Wads.
worth Hotchkiss of Rye. n. Y. and OF
the late Benjamin f. Hall. He was a
member Of the class of II at Williams
College. and during the war he served
as a lieutenant in the navy.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-06
Jacob SchiF. Grondchid Joint Spends $500, 900 for
to Wed Rich. B. w. Hall 1920 Je,Dish Orphans
tJewish corr.sponde.ss Bsr.ss,

New YOrk-The Joint Distribution
committee has appropriated over a half
million dollars for the maintenance
of orphan relief work in Europe and
Palestine during the remainder Of 1929.
OF the sum $271. 100 will be used in
Poland where the ]. ID. c. IL supervising
the care of 12,24O children In orphan
asylums and private homes. 100000
will go for Palestine orphans, $o6OOO
for Czecho- -Slovakia. 23.OO0 for Lith-
uania and 22OOO for Turkey.
The entire number of orphans heing
supported by the ]. u. G. throughout
the field of its activities is 1920.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-06
Council Of Je.uish Women
Council Presidesss Names Triennial
Coasmittees


Miss Rose Brcnner Of Brooklyn. n.
V. president Of the National Council Of
Jewish Women. hns announced her
committees for the st. Louis Triennial.
to itr held November 11th to 10th. The
entire summer has been devoted by
these women to furthcring all prepara-
tions for this greatest convention in
the history OF the Council aud in the
world Of Jewish wOmen's activity.
The Program committee Includes the
following: Nrs Ee4elle N. Stcrnl,erger.
el,nirman Mrs. irwin Rsttman n st.
Louis. Miss F'lor4hn 7Ynsksf'sofs New
York City, Mrs. Siegmuntl HerzoG Of
Cleveland. Ohio. and Mrs. NJ. c. SlOss
Of Francisco. This committee In plan
ming to make the program Of the con-
ventiOn both constructive and cOmpre-
hensive. Speakers from Europe. as
well as America. will be included in
the list of those who are to give the
chief addresses during the various
days of this Trienninl.
In order to revise the Bylaws Of
the council and to make them respOn-
sive to the new needs Of the Council
Sections, II committee on Revision has
been appointed. Including the following ::
Mrs. Alexander Wolf of Washington,
d. c.. chairman, Mrs. Leonard A.
Hccht OF Baltimore. Nd, and Miss
Grace GOltlstein of Dallas, Texas.
A committee on Plan and Scope is
engaged in studying the program Of
the Council. for the purpose Of present.
ing to the consideration of the delegates
any neeslful change in the OrEaniza-
tion of its committees and their re-
spective fields of activity. This study
is being made under the direction of
Mrs. Israel Cowen of Chicago, Ill, First
yice-President of the Council.
State Conference Experiment
State Conference of the Council Sec
tions represent an innovation. provided
for at the ninth triennial convention
at Denver, in 1920 Durig the past
three years Council Sections have CO.
operated through State Conferences and
Interstate Conference This expert
ment in state and Interstate work has
led to many significant Developments
which will be presented. after care
ful survey, by Mrs. Leo II. Herr Of
New Haven. Conn, a National Director
of the Council.
The additional committees appointed
by Miss Brenner include the commit
tee on Credentials. Mrs. Norris Klee-
man of Terre Haute, Ind, chairman; ;
committee On Rules. Mrs. David Ben
jamin of Kansas City. NO., Chairman !;
and committee OH Resolutions, Mrs
Caesan Misch of Providence, Il. L.,
chairman. Mrs. Max l.. Margolis of
philadelphia a national director, will
serve as Sessions Manager throughout
the convention. and Mrs. Clarence f..
Mack of New York, lasO National Di-
rector. will be Supervisor of Schedule
at the Triennial. A special member
ship campaign. to increase the Coun-
ellis membership before the st. Louis
Triennial. is being conducted under the
direction of Mrs. Clarence T.. Mack,
and Mrs. william Loeb of Providence,
National Chairman of the committee on
Extension.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-06
II R0sh Hnsh0uuh TA0ught
twrltten for the Denver Jewish News"

AS usher in this Rosh Hashonah-5684-we the
world i'll American leaders point to the tragic fact that
dangers World conditions than little under the
weather. We may diagnose these doubtful and anxious
days" cloudy; unsettled, stormy"
1t is not task to the of the world un
rest We may speak bloody bat
tefed that sweeping with hurricane force the
worlds pillars: Truth Justice Peace. We the evil effects
drunken materasm that blinds the moral vision of the
owy sregards the law when convenience clashes
with convctiop the spectacle of world leader
who for the sake of temporary success ready ito break the
heart of the world and to throw rebrand into the worlds
powder magazine Little wonder that hear clarion call
rumpeed aloud America to turn from the Road to
Revolution 1.-THE of the whole matter is this
Woodrow Wilson hat civilization cannot survive material
y unless it be redeemed spiritually
May these words up Israels paramount problem
of the year. face with the tragic fact that
the worlds forces of evil fight against The growing in
and prejudice and sehness that with the
destructive forces of tidal Israel everywhere feels
keenly The '1te Americans who would build wall OF so-
aton round country that forget historic
destiny contribute the community of nations unique
leadership the Republic the
comers who worthy to onward traditions of lib
erty deasmthe pioneers by force and the path
finders Conscious of ALL that the problem
Education the outstanding problem for American
Jewry will be judged in this country not by
material achievements but by willingness to sacrifice
spiritual things by the honesty the morality and the nobi
ty Unless children taught of
the Lord" everything that built up this country
everything that have achieved thus far be lost sim
gle generation ignorance and Indifference to spiritual values
the nobleat of Israel in America
are launching the campaign the Jewish Theological
Seminary America and the United Synagog of America and
they American Israel to stand sennels the RAM
part Jewish heritage that may transmit it
to generations not yet born.
the thrill of todays achievements the world forgets
Israel azed the trails The keynote of the march OF
day be phrased in the words Every finish
marks fresh start Let begin the New Year by forget
ting funeral of the past The Shofar rings out the
music conservation The Day of Memories
brings the prophets There hope for Thy latter end
Hope of beginners is the finest asset of Rosh
Hashonah midst of tragic world of despair
aloud prophecy hoyday Thy children will yet form
one band to do Thy will with a perfect heart
C. E. HILLEL KAUVAR.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-06
II Message for the N(eeO Tear
written for the Denver Jewish News,


The New Year. the Day Memorial and of Judgment.
calls the twelve months by and judgment upon
Them The day of Remembrance is the Day of Judgment
When remember the of the year. the hours
of joy almost forgotten and the days of loom large
before Sorrow mpresses itself deeply than JOY The
disappointed expectations the bghed hopes the death that
has snatched loved the vivid recolIectons
The New Year. marking the anniversary of the creation
of the World and of the creation of Man. reminds that God
rules that whatever its meaning and its
message puposeess without its place in the
plan of e There Chance Accident in the Divine Or
der
Israel has his place and his part play in the
destiny of mankind His suffering through the centuries has
his He will continue suffer until the better has
dawned This is what meant by the Mission Of Israel
The New Year asks witness Israes place in history
and summons to testify to Israe's ideals.
The close of the World War has brought about the
and brotherhood which fondy believed would fol-
low the four of tears and blood On the contrary
aftermath of the War greed jealousy and hatred have been
intensified The Jew is again the and is sadded
with the and sins Of the World Everywhere he
challenged What will he give when he is accused of
being the of the world unrest and when he is ad
international peril Shall he coward and skuker and
lament the fate that has made him Jew and try to escape
his historic obligation shall he stand by his faith
fdent that the time will when his ideals will become
real among
American Jews constantly told the of East
Central Europe look to him for and salvation
coming will again demand that the American Jews
out millions to relieve their stricken brethren but s
becoe overwhelmed with the duty of relieving pyscA
suefn9 forget the spiritual side Of Jewish life 1t
eion that kept the Jew slivs sitter his natana lie
the Jews se,respect and win the esteem Of the World.
May the New Year recall to the remembrance Of our
duty each Of will contribute toward making the
New Year better year.
WIN. s. FRIEDMAN,
Rabbi of Temple Emanuel
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-06

The League of Nations has appointed
DR.. Abraham Flexner of the Rockefeller
Foundation of New York to head a COM
mittee of experts to inquire into the
scope and methods OF the international
white slave traffic and to devise means
for its suppression.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-06

SilAon Ben Shetach hanged eighty
witches in single day at Ashkelon.
(Sanhedrin 45b.)
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-06

This world is world of work, the
next, world of recompense.-Talmud