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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-12
HEBRON Notes

1t is very interesting to know the
Church preference of students regis
tered at the Academy. \ question
regarding this was asked of all
reSlstlants, with the following re-
suits: Baptist, AZ; congregational.
~; catholic. IS; Methodist, 10:
Episcopal, Il: Univcrsalist. 4: Uni
taflan, 5; Synagogue 5: Preshy-
terrain, .; Advent. I: Lutheran, Il;
Orthodox, l. Total, I.6.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-12


ment held a quarter section or t1o
\ half interest thn hrotbc, no,v t!-n
returning member. tie Other h3if
She and bcr father transfcrrino tn
tie son their interests for n con
sidcration renders inc son" of liz
1901 combination the sole nrorrintor,
since IuIv of this ,oar. tbCuoh
until latc in Septcmbcr moi much
seen hCrcahOnts He and family
have now -orcuuicd their nrctty
home moro n.yf Ia south ~ THO
Shorev Homestead vacated his of-
fetal dutios M tho state canitaI ana
now will he much in evidence ahout
The NEWS officc in thc VILLAGE
town. county and state rrcsImabIy
IA wos his siro In III vn,inarr y,Ca,..
As an addnrda in mo scnio,'s Voc
ora III iourna1istic arti,itins 1n.,. bn
mentioned his four wears cvpcrirncc
with the Tath newspapers he had
disposcd Of in the latr sixtjrs 1S19-
1gO2p when III liz brotEor Winfield
SCOT and his Oldest SON AlhEr+ g,
formed 4 cornoration and purchased
81 ill., widow 81 Iis fornar manner
tho establishments All ,Ln while 70
tanning MS husircss and residence nj
Rridotnn az +hie yortura I'M ITi's-
'L lux ION. ~ TINS venture tiLt ms
loIH 2! bdtH: III rs Wilic u OF bil'H
newspapers SalG; Map. Sh"feN;
central and undcr his nrrsonaI
eiinrr,-is;o, +ro oetaI,Iisbr1nt v.,c
cntircI,. reconstructed "a nare, ~
1a,,,-oI ,nd e,.c>,tl,. i,,1,ro,.oI IN ro,,-
rraI oDnnaranco Ana jo,,rnaIistir III
nnC,rr. III oId roon,s eo Iorr I'LL
cupicd by tho Tribune and IFS sue
ctSS"E"' vacated ana the establish
h'eht 't,ho\on l" 'aiaciuuS quarters
a'foNS l'e $lIcol l. tAc counting room
~" 1'|NN room occupying 'lc
ground moor. II G a. me
HhorcAS save - bath a much hcttei
ua,I\ ana "cchlN tndh INC hcld lloh-
ANY Na'FdhtcQ. but they dld n
satisfactory business amt tGcH
Venture proved q success iih"ntia'l\.
Nlter l"ur wears. oNrcilenc" inC%
NicIdcu lo tempting oilcr ana Solu
me eS'anlShInent 70 John !. I@tten,
an aSpi''h% HalIt poIltciah.
Inc,dchtaIiN, me SUBJECT 81 ms
Shclch mas taken quite an interest
IN rcii+l"u@. SoUIa., ana irajcrhaI
MoiN. krlElouSt|, he carry LOOK on
lhc ohilS@HonS 81 chufCh-hood. rs
hoy OF eI%iteyn uniting with the
North Street Gree Baptisb Church,
B3t1, continuing this relation quite q
W!llie after MS removal to Brid1tcn.
MhCn the time was ltpe. he was,
IN Ittter. transferred 70 Frldgton
fllSl CONGREGATIONAL, Wh're he ana
iamIIy nave been W"rShlppers tor
over NAN century. In Good
IeHpIarN, Grand secretary George
+, biacHctt maze nus RECORD: Mag.
Shof"N was initiated mo inc order
IN Halh IN INh't Jolhcd the Nr2hd
LodIe ~ >ohl annual session t"at
\oaf' WAS 'i'.t.d Grand secretary
IN'', }cG,!''jca IH''- ~: was elected
Grand Noi'hN lnici Iem1!ar INr'
A,,,..,-,.'.. 80 ----..', -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-12
Good Apple Pack Expected

According to present indications
there viii DC a good pack of apples
ut the local plant OF the Saco Valley
Canning company, whcih will begin
shortly. The blucbCrry. beans and
corn packs have been fine this sea-
son and tho plant has been a busy
place. Arthur l.. ROndeau is the To-
cal superintendent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-12

pone until Monday, the Twelfth, such
exercises and gatherings as cannot
properly be held on the Sabbeth Day.
and / urge all citizens, both adults
and children, revencntly to observe
the anniversary of one of the greatest
events in the history Of Mankind.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-12
BELT Asst

beginning Saturday the steamers
Of the Eastern Steamship Lines Inc,
will 20 on the three trips a week
schedule leaving Belfast on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays and
returning leave Boston on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-12

Now more than over in the past
Safety First" The use Of Bakers
Certified FlavorinS Extracts in
aures putty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-12
Potato Crop Good

The potato crop in the county as
n whole this year is very good, and
carloads are pouring into the potato
house at the Maine Central Station
every day. Most OF these belong to
the association. and are disposed Of
in pools. Tho price received for the
pool of last week has not as vet hccn
given out by the raiscrS. hut FROM
the expression on tIcir faces Whcn
asked how the potato market is this
year. seem TO suggest that ii is fair
~ good, and that they are not wor-
ryimG over tho phosphate bills as
they were this time a year ago.
The old time potato buyer Who al
WAYS infested the store houses this
time Of year. n few seasons ago. las
entirely disappeared, and the color
of his large rolls of bills together
with the smoke Of his long cigars is
also absent. Which the farmers
think is one rcas why they get
more for their Spuds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-10-12
R=FOXCROFT NEWS

NMT
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-15
A BLESSING IN DISGUISE

MulenGage prohibition
think be- To
a of
friends prohibition
ended This
realization the
friends of prohibition the
Smiths approving the
enhusiams
that the n constitution.
prohibition
attended unlimited
Smith this of
determination
prohibition will simply
condition things prohibition back to
intoxicating
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-15
HEALING SERVICE SUNDAY P. NJ.

The Four-Fold Gospel Evangelist1c
Party are continuing the successful
HOLY Ghost Revival in the Pastlme
Theatre. Many have accepted the
Lord as their Saviour, Baptizer, Hea-
Ter and Coming King during the past
eleven days of the meeting.
AT the Divine Healing meeting on
Last Sunday afternoon the Lord won
derfuIly touched the bodies of many
who were prayed for One man who
brought his wife to this service to
be PRAYED for said: when 1 came
here this afternoon I did not have
one ounce of Religion, l only came
to keep from having trouble with my
wife; but since l have seen what the
Lord has done for my wife, l can
truthfully say that I now have some
Religion and that I believe in the
healing power of Cod. His wife
was clapping her hands and opening
and closing her fingers for the first
time in many months.
The next Divine Healing meeting
will be on Sunday afternoon, June
18th 1928, Cd W. All those who
are sick OF afflicted are invited to
attend this meeting. II you wish to
the afternoon or evening meetings
between now and Sunday and give
your name to Mrs Helen P. Carter,
Evangelist. Skeptics and unbelievers
are especially invited.
On Sunday night at 1870 p. m. T
N. Carter, Jr., Convict-Evangelist
will begin to tell His lifes story. He
was for years a member of the Bee
. ker gang which terrorised the East
F.. was for years a dope fiend, cigarret
fiend, and whiskey drinker. He will
tell how God raised him up from the
: dead in answer to his Mothers pra
yer. Aslo how Jesus Christ appear
ed to him in a vision, saved his soul
healed his body, and sent him out tt
preach the Gospel. Mothers, If vol
have hayward son or daughter
that you are praying for, it will hell
you wonderfully to hear this marve
lous story Sinners, dopefends ant
those who are down and out are es
pecially invited to attend the Sunda.
evening service.
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-15
CAsH-IN.ADYANCE TALK
By the Publisher.

We this
of
There nothing within the
which bring to their
lots of advertising
running this and the subs
c
subscribers them
subscribers advertisers The
profits there
credit essentially necessary any business
credit subscriptions
believe that all
should be considered for in
period.
They like old friends
SUBSCRIBER our
prohibitve striving to furnish high class
matter subscription
pawn earnestly requested
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-15
COMMUNITY SPIRIT

mainly of it. We
Unsuitable those
which
where of lives will be spent
suspicion
and rivalry
kindness will
wachwod of community?
is the
follow the path of and gentle
ness wherever
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-15
UNCLE IKE MURMURS

Some farmers" l know kin hardly
wait till the spring tasks come along
SO they kin begin to neglect EN-
Farm Life.
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-15

There are too many bootleggers,
says an. official, failing to mention
how many is enough.
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-15
GIVE THIS A THOUGHT

Every when shining and birds
Why fell
delightful
shine
enjoy it. Old Dame Nature
blink You might just well
to that and
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-15

These Princeton seniors who say
they have never kissed a girl do not
say what girl.
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-15

The fact that woman will turn
mans head is the cause of many
automobile accidents.
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-15

One bad thing about summer is il
doesn't come in winter.
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-15
TAX EXEMPTION GROWS

growing increasingly popular as
security lands made under
seeking
S5OOOOOO
about$
$725OOO0O
perty must
thus los to
Somen anything hint
t i to a is down.
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-15
MEDICAL ETHICS

hpractors do There is decided con-
medlca
duty to the puon part Oh
health hereses which
be done
associations The public at
while would not pc
technical Details it quite probable that IL
which stake Churches
advertised md
bouId take of reaching the public
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-15

better shot than police Of
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-15

1t is all right to hit a fly when he is down.
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-15

The peak of prices means the part you stuck with.
The Winslow mail., 1923-06-15

he picnic season has started. Buy an umbrella.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-13
Congregational
TEMPLE EMANUEL

Services will be held Friday evening
September 14th at I ~ o'clock. DR.. w.
$. Friedman will speak on The Days
of I.econciliation.'
Day Of AtOnement,
Yom Kippur will be ushered in at Tenn
pie Emanuel. 10th avenue nad Pearl
street Wednesday evening. September
18th Mt I:3O o'clock. Dir. W. S. Fried
man will speak On THE Message of
Atonement.
Over flow services will he conducted
by Mr.. Zen Solomon In the vestry rooms
of the Temple. All are welcome.
Services will he held all day Thursday,
September Goth. beginning at 10
O'Clock. continuing until sun down. Dr.
William $. Friedman will preach at
! | 30 on THE Hottest Day" Memorial
service will be held at 3:30 Thursday
afternoon.
The Opening of the Religious School
The Religious School of Temple
Emanuel Will begin Sunday morning
September 23rd at 10 oUlock. Last
years teachers are requested to be pres
ent Mt o ~ \. NJ. Members of the
Junior Congregation are requested to he
present in the main body of the Temple
at 10 o'clock.
The brotherhood.
The Brotherhood of Temple Emanuel
will hold its first meeting for the
season Wednesday evening, September
26th Mt o'clock. Edwin n. Eisentlratl
will preside.
The SisterhOOd.
The Sisterhood of Temple Emanuel
will hold its opening meeting for the
season Monday afternoon October Stl
at 2:3O o'clock.
An interesting prdsram has been ar
ranged. =,
Junior Congregation
Those who desire to join the Junior
Congregation. or to fake part in its ac
tivities during the coming year will ns.
semblc Sunday. Aorring nt the Temple
Bible Glass.
The opening of the Bible Class will
he held Saturday afternoon. October
18th mt 2:30 o'clock under the direc'
tion of Mrs. Henry Schwartz Jr. and
Dr. w. S. Friedman.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-13
JEWISH WELFARE BOARD
CALLS FOR AID TO JAP
ANESE.

The Jewish Welfare Board, which is
the national organization of the
NMHAS. YWHAS. and Jewish Centers,
has requested its $50 constituent So
cietics to cooperate witt; local chapters
Of the Acmrican Red Cross IL raising
funds for Japanese relief work. The
following telegram was sent TO each of
lis constituent organizations located in
every part of the United States, by
Justice Irving Lehman. president of the
Jewish Welfare Board;
Responsibility for representing Amer
lea in Japenesc disaster has been given
to American Red Cross. In such an
overwhelming disaster. all forces of the
community should unite. and | sincere
Iy hope that you will lend your fullest
to local chapters of Red
Cross and do whatever YOU can
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-13
d. P's.

The II rs. held their first meeting
Sunday. September .. 1923.
officers who where elected are as
follows:
President. Abe A. Cohen: vice prcsi
dent. Jacob e. BERN; secretary. Ben
Jlmln II. Albert treasurer. Al \. Sher-
man.
Other members OF the club are:
Nathan Wincr. Norris solomon.
Harry Marco.
The next meeting Will be held Sun
day. September IL. at the residence of
.Nhe Cohen. - South Emerson. at 80
Z. NJ.
All those wishing to join are invited
TO attend the next meeting. Music.
dancing and refreshments.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-13

Rita Wciman. who is periodically a
member of the Hollywood literary col
ony. confcsses that she has to get her
self fixed up before she can write
her plays. Many of The hollywood
writers. having been newspaper men
and women. can hammer cut story in
a boiler factory Miss Weiman says
frankly that she has TO 90 TO some
place where she can he surrounded by
beautiful things, and she always wears
n green silk Chinese mandarin robe
with amethyst trimmings. If the green
robe faded. there wouldn't be any more
plays: that's fiat and final. Rita Wei
man was born in 1850. She began play
writing in 1910. and her first great sue
cess was THE Acquital."
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-13
3. M. H.

Sabbath Tcshuvah1 On Saturday
morning September Is. services will be-
gin ut .. The subject of the sermon
will he THE Price the Sinner Pays. n
plea for the Constitution
Yom Kippur-Kol Nidrc- services will
lcgin at q. The sermon will he given ut
Gas. The morning services will he
gin at Z. Reading of the Torah at
o IL: Memorial services mt 10. Ser
mon Mt 10 30: Musaf mt IL: Neilah at
30. The sermon subjects are, After
Dcatl-What? A Memorial Message"
and .The Paramount Problem Facing
American Jewry-a Kol Nidre Night
Thought
Schools-The Synagog religious
school will hold Registration on Sunday
mornings. September 1G and 23 at
. ~. Parents are urged to bring their
children from > years and upward. to
the school SC that they he properly reg
istcrcd On Sunday. September 30. the
first religious school session of the
season will be held and Il Succoth pro-
gram will he presented.
The Dolly Hebrew School-Pupils for
the daily Hebrew School may he reg
istcrod every afternoon between and
5 at the Bessie 1. Rude Community Cen
ter at 1867 York street.
Services-Daily services are held in
the morning at G 80 and in the evening
at sunset
Chevra Observation-Disclosures the leader
ship of Mr.. NJ. Levy. the Adult club for
Bible and Talmud Study meets every
Saturday afternoon.
Bar MitZvah-Master Elliot Block.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Block. will be bar
mitzvah at the Synagog this Saturday
morning, September IL.
Alumni-The Alumni dance-the first
Sunday. September 23 mt the Synagog.
Succoth--Evening services during the
Succoth festival will he held at sunset.
The morning services on Tuesday and
Wednesday. September % and 26 at s
o'clock. The closing days will be held
ON Monday morning. Hoshanah Rabbo
at G:30 Shemini Atzereth Tuesday
morning at S-Memorial services Mt
9:3O. Dedication of the Louisnnd Leah
Bomash Memorial Window mt 10. Tues
day night-eve of Simchas Torah. a
children's Rally ut Z T.. NJ. Wednes-
day morning Simchas Torah at S.
The Synagog Succoth will be dec
Grated by the Ladies' Auxiliary.
Ezras Tornh Fund-As in the past
wear the Jewish people of America are
asked to contribute something for the
Jewish Cultural work in Europe Ezras
Torah is the name given to the special
fund for Jewish School, College, -
Yeshiveth. All contributions for the
year 1854 should be sent to the Den
yer chairman, Mr.. II. ID. Messel 1922
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-13
TEE CORONADO CLUB OPENS.

The Coronado club announces the
opening dance of the season on Satur-
day evening September Sth with dane
ing every Wednesday and Saturday
evenings hereafter. Music will be
furnished by one of the best oreani-
-ations in the West. New decorative
features combined with congenlal sur
roun,lings. insures many pleasant dance
evenings for the members. Exclusive
ness and sociability continue as the
predominant features of this club.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-13
I''s.

4 regular meeting Of the BIS was
held nj the I.ouise Guldinan Community
Center. Election Of officers was held.
and the following elected. President.
Sam Shames; vice president. Isadore L.
solomon: secretary. Max IIerlersiein;
treasurer. Nathan Leiser. Sam Kites,
Nathan Lesser. Max Hcllerstein under
the supervision of chairman Hymnn
Ginsburg will he the social committee
for the following year and may then
mittce had
\ farewell reception is TO he given in
honor of Hyman GinsburS. Nathan
Leiser. Isadore Solomon and Morris
Goldberg. WHO leave September n, to
commence their second year work mt the
Colorado University. We also wish to
announce that Max EIcllerstein, Henry
Browpstein. and Sam Kitzes will at
tend the University of Denver.
The B's will again place football
team upon the field. With such vet
Grams ns Sam Kites. Hymnn Ginsburg.
Max Hellerstein. and Isadore Solo
mon Captain. the BIS are assured that
the reputation made during the last
four years win be upheld. Practice
will commence the latter part of this
month.
The new social committee is working
very hard and has something in store
FOR the public. Watch this column for
the big surprise.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-13

Professor a. A. Nicholson. OF the
University of Chicago, and president of
the National Academy Of Science, was
recently presented with the gold medal
of the Franklin Institute of Philadel-
.phia. in recognition of his exceptional
service TO the cause of science.
Two Jewish butchers ut Lodz. Poland,
were sentenced to II months impriscn-
ment and n fine of half million marks
each for charging eXorbitant prices for
kosher meat.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-13

The Palestine Foundation Fund,
Kcren Haycsod. has published n book
let Of sixty four pages containing brief
extracts from the American addresses
of DR.. Chain Wezmnnn and the adj
dress delivered by DIR. Weizmann at the
laying of the cornerstone of the He
brew University on the Mount Of Olives
mt Jerusalem on July .. 1918. There
is. also. short preface by Samuel I'm
termyer. The extracts clearly set forth
DR.. N-cizmanns point of view. and
whether we agree with him or not. none
can fail to admire his breadth of view
and his fnirmindedncss. Mr.. Weiz-
mann has every reason TO be pleased
with his American tour. not only be
cause of its financial success. but also
because of the impression that he made
upon all who met him by his wonderful
personality.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-13
Il, NJ, II. ALUMNI.

The Il. NJ. ii. Alumni held its regular
meeting on "Wednesday evening. Sep
tember 9TH. at the Synaeog vestry
rooms. \ large attendance was present
and after regular business. the Associa-
tion WAS favored with Il talk by Mrs.
Irma May Cantor. Plans for the com
ing Alumni Dance on September 23rd
are progressing most favorably. and
promises TO he the social event of the
year. A large number of tickets have
already been sold and the committee
is making arrangements to make it Il
supreme social success.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-13
THE DENVER JEWISH NEWS

Lawrence street.
Hias-Hias spells Hebrew Shelter
ing and Immigration Aid Society of
America. This wonderful organization
is making nationwide campaign for
funds. Denver .Iewry ought to respond
to tbs worthy cause. Rabbi G. II.
Kauvar made during the Holydays AN
earnest appeal TO all Jews to send their
contributions direct to the New York
office. I25 Lafayette st. New York City.
New York
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-13

"The results of intolerance are mani
fest. They are factionalism. civil war.
an emphasizing of the worst emotions
of human kind. The mcb, simple ana
well meaning, desiring some witch to
burn, some devil to Danish, finds new
ones in each generation 1t behooves
every real American who understands
the spirit of our precious constitution
to stand up against anything that sep
arates class from class."-Rabbi Edgar
F. Magnin.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-13
WELL KNOWN JEWISH ARTISTS
WILL COMPOSE THE CHAIR At
THE Il. NJ. Il. Y0M EIPPUR
SERVICE.

The first time in the history Of the
Denver Jewish Orthodox service the
worshipers at the B. NJ. II. Synagog.
will enjoy quartet of well known sing
ers, who volunteered to assist Cantor
Kwartin during the high holiday
service. Mr.. l.. Feingold, baritone,
Arnold Rose famous base, NJ. Sach.
tenor. and Mr.. ]. Joffe as leading tenor.
They have been rehearsing diligently
for the past two weeks night after night
in the most select classic Jewish music
under the direction of Cantor Kwartin
and they claim that they have real
holiday treat for tho Il. NJ. II. mem
bers and all who will attend the
service.
1t is likely that the board of trustees
of the Synagog will engage their service
for the coming year to sing every Fri
day night at the late service. Mr.. l.,
Feingold will act as conductor.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-13
JUNIOR CONGREGATION

The frs; meeting Of the Junior Con
erccation Emanuel will he held at Tenn
at 10 30 n. IN. a novel program has
been arranged All young folks passed
the confirmation age. are cordially in
vitcl.-A T. ~
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-13
: OHEB ZADEK

Services forum will he held on Fri
day evening ut O'clcck. Services on
Saturday morning at 900.
Hebrew School
Tho Hebrew School was re opened
pills is nov open.
Religious School.
The Religious School viii he open
for registration from . 30 until twelve
on Sunday. September 1G Children
from six years Of age and up are wei
ttiup.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-13
BAR NIIrZyAH

Rabbi ard Mrs. G. II. Kauvar an
nouncc the Bar MitZvah Of their SON
Solomon s;alllind, On Satiydny morning.
Sept - at the L. NJ. II. synngog. 10th
md Gaylord Services begin at .. All
friends invited. No cards. Reception
will follow the services.
Sabbath Social
Mrs. ID. II. Messel VIII be hostess Sat
,irthy afternoon at the synagog. Sholosh
Scudc;h.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-13
JEWISH TENOR WINS
SUCCESS

Samuel Jelikovsky, II Jewish machin-
ist. possessing Il surprisingly beauti-
ful voice. has been accepted rs n scholar
by one of Culifornia's noted vocalists
and music critic. Carl Bronson. Mr..
JelikoTsky recently rendered concert
and won great success. Hundreds OF
r,rsic lovers all over The country will
soon have the pleasure of listening TO
his golden tones from the phonograph'
as the Golden Record Co. have recorded
his first song. He will soon tour the
world displaying his lavish voice.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-13
COLONNADE BOYs

The Colcnnade Boys held a meeting
at the home of Colonnader Sam Pcro-
tin last week. where many plans were
discussed for the coming seasons af-
faifs
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-13
Clubs
NJ BETA NJ SORORITY

The semi annual election Of officers
was held at the last meeting Of the
Nu Beta Nh sorority. Miss Ethel Sus-
man is our new president and Miss
Leah Loup. secretary.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-13

Contemplate three things. and thou
wilt not easily be led to sin. Consider
whence thou comest wither thou goest,
and before whom theumust ultimately
ronder an account of thine actions
Talmud.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-13
Yom IKippur Services

Kol Nidre services on Wednesday
nigt will he n concert. Morning services
Thursday will hegin at o'clock. Rabbi
\. Goodstein will deliver n sermon ON
the subject of the day. Before Musaph.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-09-13
sheriff. ISRAEL.

sheriff. Israel services are held every
morning at 6 80 and Friday evening at
sundown.