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~ PROKLETA. :
Roman Emilia Richebourga
Volne prelozil Frant. Lad. Cizek.

/ - S~>1eSSO~S w AAAsS re~~v
oblieeji a pfizrzavele vlasy,
ably Sc ho otazala, zdali by ne
chtel jiz snfdati. Zuzanka pfi-
Esla nahoru, zaklepala ma dve-
Re pokoje meho hosta, ale
tam bylo ticho jake v hrobe.
Zaklepala jeste nekolikrate, a
vsak nikdo Sc neozyval. I roz-
zlobila Sc proto naramne, pfi-
litla jako vztekla dold a pra-
villa mi, abych 81 jen Sci sam
toho povedeneho pana Leona
vzbuditi."
Jake jste jmenoval sveho
hosta?" tazal Sc soudce. ,"Sly-
sel-li jsem dobfe, panem Leo
nem!"
"Ano, jmenovali jsme no
! panem Leonem, odvece hostin.
sky.
"A jakt sc jmenoval druhym
jmenem?" Z
Jake? Jiz rozumim. Pan
soudce pta Sc ma prfjmeni ci-
zincovo," odpovedel hostinsky.
"Mne jest vskutku velice Tito,
ale ia prijmeni jeho neznam,
nebot' mn6 je nikdy nepove-
del"
"Nevite-li tedy prijmeni je-
ho, jakaz pomoc," odvece
soudce, "tedy aspoh vypravuj-
te dale"
ia jsem tedy Zuzanu' wy
huboval a fekl jsem j, ze je
hloupa husa, ano, vzacny pa
me soudce, jeste' jsem il vice
fekl, s. dovolenim, ale veru
nevim sam, jaka jmena jsem
III dal. PAX vystoupil jsem sam
po schodech nahoru do prvni-
no patra. Zaklepal jsem neko-
likrat slime ma dvere pokoje ci-
zincova, ale nikdo mi neodpo.
vidal a v pokoji nehnula sc a.
nj mys. We dverich trcel klic
otocil jsem Jim, dvere Sc ote'
vrely a vkrocil jsem do poko
je. Ohlfzim Sc kolem po po
koji, neni tn nikoho, prohli
zim pokoj, vsecko bylo n.
). SVEN miste a v uplnem porat
ku, postel nebyla ami odestla
ma, ddkaz to, ze mdj mlad!
host posledni noci ami dom,
nespal. "To je mi velmi podi'
no." pravil jsem sam k sobe
Hezkou chvili stal jsem upro
sired pokoJe a nemohl Jsen
takfka Sc ami vzpamatovati
Stalt' jsem tn otevrenymi i
sty, ma mou cest, jako hastro
" poll. Najednou mn3 napadl
jakasi myslenka tn mi mra
projel vSemi kostmi! Muslin 3
, lvam totiz zminiti. vzacny pa
Inc soudce, lie jsem zrovna t6
hoz rama cd lidi We vsi sc do
: zvedel, re v noci byl. bliz
i, Fremicourtu jakys neznam
mlady muz zastrelen a ze ra
, no nasli jeho mrtvolu ma sill
nici u feky nedaleko kamem
! h0 mIstku."
> "Nu a tn jste 81 hned pony
sill, ze zavrazdeny z Frem
( courtu mohl by snad byti va
: sim najemnikem, neni-li prs
i vda?" taZal Sc soudce dale.
VI "Tak jest"
i Vysetfujici soudce po te Q
i povedi odstoupil stranou a |
: kazal hostinskemu ma mrtvol
! ma stole lezici.
al "Pfisthpte blize a podive
k te se," promluvil k nemu.
II Hostinsky prikrocil blize /
Z, stolu. Sotva Sc ale ma mrtvol
u podival, vykrikL zakryv 81
q bli6ej: pane ma nebesicl
Jest to onv"
XII.
o Soudni komise odebrala
81 do vedlejsi kancelafe.
al Urednici, lekar, smirei sou
D. ce, zapisovatel m6St'anos
X Fremicourtsky posadili Sc k
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We sLelo'

"Kdybyste bydlili We ctvr-
tenn posohodi a do kazdeho
patra vedlo II schodd, kolik
schodu musis ,vyslapat, abys Sc
dostal az doma?"
"Prosim, vsechny."
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Kuchyn parniku George Washington nalezejiciho lnii
Spoenych Satd test neeps povest Pravi bez mad
sazky ze vyrovna kuchynm neepsich hoeld mestech
svetovch O zaludky cesujcich stara havne prednoa
kuchyne Albert Meyer emuz podafilo prave neco veil
chutneho urobi svedc tom usmev, kterm je prave
foograf zachytil Ostane eho tf adjutant sou zivou
reklamou ze lodi dobre vafi, muvi tom nesrozum
telne ech susny obem zejmena kuchtka prostfed
lniho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-10-01

ePRODA Sc jednorodinny
dunn Z pokojich, tvrde podla
hy, vse moderne zafizeno, ga
raz, ulice dlazdena. Haste sc
" cisle 1902 Svec Ave. 1912
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runu," narizoval ma to vyse-
tfujici soudce veliteli cetnicke
stanice. "To prec neni ami mo-
INA, ably zavrazdeneho mladi.
ka byl vcerejsiho dne nikdo v
celem okoli zdejsim nevidel, a
nebo sc 5 MIN nekde nesetkal"
PAX obratil sc D; sven.u "a
pisovatei, rka: "Vezmete 81
arch papfr a popiste osobu "a
vrazdeneho."
Zapisovatel jail Sc zavrazde
neho protokolarne popisovati.
v tom okamsiku pootevrely
Sc dvere uredni svetnice, v
kterez Sc soudni komise nale-
zala, policejni straznik obje-
vii Sc v Mich pozdraviv ozna
moval, ze venku pred obec-
MIN .domem jest jakysi muz re
Saint-Irunu, ktery pta Sc po
zavrazdenem, ze by mrtvolu
jeho rad videl.
"Necht' tedy sem vejde," "
porucil statni navladni a W.
znamne pohledli ma sebe $ W.
Setrovacim soudcem.
v nekolika malo -okamzi-
cich ma to vstoupil do mistno-
sti, kde nalezala Sc ,soudni ko-
mise ko1em mrtvoly zavrazde-
neho, jakysi maly, zavality
venkovan cervenyma tvare-
ma, malyma, pfimhourenyma
ocima, v rozpacich v obou ru
kach mackaje klobouk a s jed
noho ma druheho udivene po-
hlizeje.
n,>' Ma prahu vsak zastoupil mu
cestu vysetrujici soudce, KITE
fyz Sc pred neho postavil a
pronikave ma neho sc dival.
"Jste Wy re Saint-Irunu?"
tazal Sc.
TX sluzbam, pane soudce,
jsem.' t
"Cim Sc zivite?"
"Jsem hostinskym. Jako5
jiz predkove moji tutez ziv.
most provozovali a hostinet
mas jiz pc drahna leta pre-
chazi otce ma syna. Mamt' y
Saint Irunu hostinec: "u dvoU
bilych, PSI" "a v cele krajina
zdeiSi zna mne kazde dite q
kazdy rika mi kmotr Ber
toux.'
"Dobra. Wy jste chtel vide
ii mrtvolu zavra5deneho? ia
kou pricinu mate k teto zado
sti?"
Slova tato privedla kmotr,
Bertouxe ponekud do rozpakli
nevedel, jak ma odpoved6ti ;
plase dival Sc kolem sebe.
"lIostinsky Bertouxe" pro
mluvil k nemu prisne soudce
"ja jsem' vysetrujici soudce
tazal jsem Sc vas a Wy muSit'
Ia otazky me odpovidati."
Hostinsky Bertouxe ustoupi
krok nazpet a hluboko s.
pred soudcem uklonil.
pane soudce," jail sc pal
mluviti, postaviv Sc rovne ia
ko svicka pred soudce vysetr
iiciho, "je-li tomu talk, ted
vam milerad ma vsecko odpo
vim. Jak jsem slavne komis
soudni jiz drive mel cest pc
dotknouti, opakuji jeste jeG
nou, ze Sc jmenuji Bertoux
rodina nase ma jiz po nekoli
pokoleni hostinec v Saint-Irl
nu pro pocestne i pro povoz,
kteryz hostinec otec po ded
a syn pc otci po drahna let
jiz dedi.
"Bude tomu nyni asi DIV
mesice," vypravoval rozvla,
ne dale, stu prisel jednoh
dne do meho hostince jaky
neznamy, mlady muz a maj;
81 u mne jedeR hostinsky p
koj. DIE vseho byl to mladi
velmi slusny a sporadany, n
hot vzdycky pofadne a spra
ne platil a zadnych vytrznos
necinil, ba nemeli jsme nj
49,
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PRODA Sc reznicky OBJ
chod, kde Sc trzi hotove 500
tydne, je pri mem byt o 8 po-
kojich, hned "a obchodem. Ia
volejte telefonem Garfield
1869, da Sc LEVINE. Blizsi po-
drobnosti sdeli Mr.. thinner
man, 1907 Miles Ave. 1913
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PRIJME Sc delnik ma ruz-
nou praci v mlekarskem OBJ
chode. Haste Sc v elsie 4338
Martin Ave. 1O-1
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t1ASAAAs~SSs ~
"Tak jest"
"Tedy bych Sc vas marne
!tazal, zdali vite neco blizSiho
70 jeho rodinnych pomerech.
lSnad byste nam ale piece
mohl rfci, kde Sc omen pan
Leon pfede dvema m6sfei zdr-
zoval, nez-li 81 pokoj v hostin-
lei vaSem pronajal?"
| 20 tom nemohu niceho fici.
Vim toliko, ze do Saint-Irunu
pfijel ze Sampane, z mesta Re
mese."
"Nepovadel jste: nam sice
mnoho, ale name prece neco,
echo se pri vysetfovani ma
Sem mhzeme drzeti. Zapiste tn
to vypov5d' do protokolu, pa
ne zapisovateli."
| Nacez tazal lse Bertouxa da-
le: "Dostaval vas mlady host
take nekdy psani?"
Kmotr Bertoux zavrt3l hla
vou. "Myslfm, ze pam Leon
psal sice npoho psani, tusfm
|vsak, ze nedostal ma zadne od
povedi," odpovedel. "Ale pa.
matuji Sc, ze jedno psanf pfc
ce obdrzel sice, jak Sc mi
zda, predevcfrem."
"Pri prohlidce nenasli jsme
u n9ho ono psani," podotknul
soudce, "snad je tedy nalez.
meme v pokoji jeho," dolozil
obrativ Sc k statn(mu navlad
nimu. Ma to pokracoval dale
We vyslechu.
Witch, co bylo pricinou
| ze Sc v Saint-lrunu We vasen
hostinci pan Leon ubytoval?
j "Nevim, pane soudce."
/ "Cim pax Sc zamestnava'
| po celou tn dobu, co u vas /,
| hostinci bydlel?" &
i "NiGim, ale abych nelhal
d9lal prece n6co - ale bylo K
zrovna jako mic. Skoro po ce
le dny vidaval jsem no psati
Pane Boze, ami by nikdo neu
veril, co ten papiru pocmaraP'
: Ma Ia slova Sc zapisovate
-luskllbnul.
"Pokud mohl jsem souditi ,
: jeho cisteho, jemneho pra
: dla, z jeho malych rukou, by
Ito velmi zamozny mladik," pr
-lmluvil soudce.
u "To ia nevim,' odvece no
: Istinsky.
"Vzdyt' jste ale pred chvi
J. Ii sam udal, ze vam vzdy vel
mi spravne platil?"
"To tvrdim nyni. Byl vel
mi spravnym a kazdych ctr
! nact dni mi ma krejcar zapla
" It'll. Co byl mne v byta, zna
jsem jej jako velmi setrneh
mladika, ktery zbytecne neu
tratil ami grose, nybrz vzd
: vydal penez jen ma to, echo n
'-Ivyhnutelne potreboval."
II "Nemel hodinek, prstend, j
aneb jinych drahych VI
, Ici zlatych neb stffbrnych?"
y "Ja jsem nikdy u meho ne
videl hodinek."
"Tedy nemyslite. re vra
jej proto zastfelil, ably no pa
-oloupil?"
I'll "Jakz bych to mohl ia VI
l-ldeti?"
y "Snad byste nam mohl 1
spon sdeliti, kan odesel vcer
r. vaseho domu?" (
ID "Ani to nemohu rici, pan
/ ,scudce. Vim toliko, re ran
u po snidani odeSell a teprv asi
seste hodin9 vratil sc a poole
j-',vav, .odebral Sc nahoru do $,
no pokoje a ja myslel dn,
le rano, re jest We SVEN pokoj
lu ,nebot' nevidel jsem no jiti
o. domu."
4! "Nevite, zdah kdy v noci
vaseho domu vychazel?"
"Neved6l bych kan. A
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PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc dobre jdoucf ven-
kovsky smiseny obchod bu-
dovou, pfi kterem je gasoline
va stanice. Zasoby a vse Ia
rizeno. Cena $4,000; polovic
hotove. Dobre misto pro pri-
cinliveho obchodnlka. Maize
tex tento sc naleza ma dlazde-
ne ceste a po pfipade Sc vyme-
nj "a majetek privatnh Nam
v prodeji vice farem majet.
XII "a vyhodnych podminek
Blizsi sdeli Bob. Sacha, 49 Fer.
kell Rd. Chagrin Falls, 0.
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MLADY, cistokrevny, tri
mesice starry shepperd pes la
cino ma prodej. Haste Sc u A.
Mahrer, 1868 vych. 40. ul.
" 1913
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DETSKA USTA.

"Maminko, proc's mi zaka-
Zala mluviti vlaSech pana
Klouzacky - vzdy on pfece
lzadnych vlasI ami nema!"
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PRODAM study ma vino,
dvou, deseti a 35-gallonove,
tez zhotovim je die prani. Wy
spravuji nadoby dfevene vseho
druhu, prace zarucena. j. Via
dyka, 1921 vych. 80. ul. z
Fleet Ave. 1912
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PRODA Sc farma aneb Sc
vymeni "a mestsky majetek.
Blizsi sd6li F. J. Mika, Char
don, o. 1912
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KUPTRV CARRIED PAR

kUPTK v CARRIED PAR
kU. $500 Ma hotovosti koupi
,dvourodinny dim 0 peti poko-
jich koupelnou, novy, hoto-
wy k nastehovani. Cena SILL
500. Zavolejte, prijd'te nebo
tlopiste do lradovny Nejedlik
a Mikes, Realtors, Union East
Boulevard. Tel. Broadway
1856. 4?
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Soudni komise Odebrala Sc
do vedlejsi kancelafe.
Urednici, lekar, smirei soud-
ce, zapisovatel i NEST t'anosta
Fremicourtsky posadili Sc ko-
lem velkeho stolu a vysetruji-
Fci soudces jal Sc vyslychati ho-
stinskeKo re SaintsIrunu.
"Jste tom dplne presvGd.
cen, ze mrtvola, kterou jste
byl prave videl, jest vasehe
naiemnika?"
| "Ano, zcela jiste jest II
mrtvola jeho."
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-08-09
THE JEWISH EDUCATIONAL
ALLIANCE

Toe English Literary Group of the
Jewish Educational Alliance met at the
Chcltenham School, Tuesday evening,
August 7th
Mr.. II. NJ. Kaufman gave an outline
of the life of Olive Schreiner made an
interesting review of her literary works.
and read one of the authors master
pieces THE Hunter" Miss Mary
Feldman, The Lost Jay" another of
the same authors masterpieces. A
lively discussion ensued.
Owing to the fact that lengthy in
teresting discussion followed Mr.. Kauf-
mans presentation of the works of Mr..
Lune, Denver's accomplished Yiddish
poet. at the meeting of the Yiddish
Literary Group of the Alliance held last
Friday night the lecture What is
Philosophy ?'' to have been then render
ed by Mr.. Becker, will fake place at the
next meeting of the group to be held
next Friday night August 10th.
The public is invited.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-08-09
IN MEMORY OF OUR BELOW
ED PRESIDENT WARREN
G. HARDING WHO PASSED
AWAY AUGUST 2, 1928.

oh horror! to think that few weeks
ngO our noble president has passed cur
building filled with glee. spreading his
joy amongst all assembled, venturing
long strenuous trip so as to bring about
more confidence, happiness and better
times to the entire nation. 1t was all
meant for the welfare OF our country
that he has sacrificed his dear life; so
that the people he fully contented and
prosperous. Today his lips are sealed
tight and we all lost very dear friend.
May God rest his good soul and allow
his successor to carry out NIL his noble
ideas for the benefit Of our people and
friends everywhere. Praised be his
name forever.
Emil Stern, Denver, Colo.
August 3, 1923.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-08-09
NEW FIRM INCORPORATES

Henry A. Winter lately with the firm
of Diegel-W el-Winter-Wimbush. has sold
out his interest in the Ford agency at
9Th and Broadway and is now associat-
cd with Adolph Weiss, former sales
man of the Diegel-Winter company.
They have taken over the distribution
truck body. and will conduct the dis
tribution of the truck bodies thruOut
Colorado, Wyoming, Nebraska and
northern New Mexico.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-08-09
FOR WOMEN
WINS FOR DENVER SANA-
TORIUM NEW FRIENDS.

The Jewish Consumptives' Relief So
ciety. In spite of It's original capital of
$l.1O nineteen years ngo. has achieved
the distinction of being the largest Jew
ish institution Of its kind In the world.
This Is chiefly due to the great popular
ity Of the SnnatOrium amongst Ameri-
can Jewry. Avery marked example OF
this was the reception accorded recent
ly to DIR. George Eisler. the represen-
tativc of the institution Mt Portland.
Maine. Despite prevailing conditions,
the Jewish community OF Portland con-
lributed to the Sanatorium commensur-
ate with Its Importance and its nctivA
ifies In behalf of Jews affected with
the dreadful White Plague.
DIR. Eisler's services have proved to
he of great value to the Institution.
Dne to his eloquence as an orator. his
ability to make and to hold friends and
to his devotion to the interests Of those
who suffer. he has created an intense
interest in the Sanatorium. The Den
yer SanatOrium, which Is the only In
stitution accepting cases I'm all stages.
from the first day Of Its existence has
on its record n great number of people
returned to normal self-supporting life
from utter ,h0pelessness. 1t IL today
one Of the most popular national Jew
ish institutions in the country.
DIR Eisler is Mt present on tour
in the State of Washington in behalf
Of the SanatOrium.
DIR. Eisler's tour is of particular i'm
portancc mt this time. as 1t is directed
toward the Improvement Of an old
shorttoming of the Institution. Due to
lack of accommodations. space for
women IL inadequate to such an extent
that, at present. .dreadfully long
waiting list OF women are waiting for
admission. The new special building
for one hundred female patients which
the 10th Convention hns decided to
erect depends upon the generous re-
sronsc of American Jewry.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-08-09
The Temple Is Assured

The most important work completed
this year was accomplished last week
when the committee of Temple Eman-
mel. 10th Avenue and Pearl street an
nounced at their meeting. that 100000
had already been collected. With this
in view every effort will be put forth
to collect at once an additional $4,000.
After this will have been accomplish
ed, then contracts will be called for
and the work of re-constructing the
Temple will begin.
Another great feature planned is the
Sunday School rooms. The ii large
class rooms will be the means of insur-
Ing a closer relationship between teach
ers and pupils. A community center.
has been decided upon where the spirit
of harmony and pleasure will pervade
MI Jewish activities. This will be but
the beginning of the activities in every
way so that the members Of the Tenn
pie may be benefited in their work by
the guide of their spiritual leader DR..
William S. Friedman.
The committee of Temple Emanuel
is enthusiastic. and working hard, for
to them and to the ardent supporters
of Temple Emanuel the realization that
the new building will soon be started is
positively assured. 1t is absolutely
necessary that all pledgors make good
their premise. and an urgent plea is
sent out. in the interest of the pledgors.
their families and the Jewish public to
redeem their pledges by giving the
promised amount so that the contracts
can be let.
The construction of new Temple
will serve to bring all members closer
together The enthusiasm and CO.
operation offered. gives promise that
next year. will be the NEST inspiring
one in the history of Temple Emanuel.
when the new edifice will be recon
structed and completed.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-08-09
Lloyd George Discusses
Jew Baiters
tcontinued from page ~

His Majesty's Government views
with favor the establishment in Pal
estine of national home for the Jew
ish people and will use their hest en-
deavors to facilitate the achievement
of his object. 1t being clearly under
stood that nothing shall be done which
may prejudice the civil and religious
rights of existing non-Jewish comniuni-
ties in Palestine. or the rights and poll
ticnl status enjoyed by Jews in any
other country"
This declaration was subsequently en-
dorscd and adopted by President Will
son and the French and Italian Foreign
Ministers.
The Zionists ask for no more. 1t
has been suggested by their enemies
that they nre seeking to establish a
Jewish olignrchy in Palestine that will
reduce the Arab inhabitants to n con-
dition of servitable to favored He
brew minority.
The best answer to that charge Is
to be found in the memorandum sub
mitted by the Zionist Association to the
League of Nations:
1.-The Jews demand no privilege un-
less it be the privilege OF rebuilding
by their own efforts and sacrifices a
land which. once the seat Of thriving
and productive civilization has long
been suffered to remain derelict. They
expect no favored treatment in the mat
ter Of political or religious rights. They
assume as II matter of course that all
inhabitants of Palestine. be they Jew>
or non-Jews. will be In every respect on
footing Of perfect equality. They
seek no share In government beyond
that to which they may be entitled un-
der the constitution as citizens of the
country. They solicit no favors. They
ask. in short. no more than an assured
opportunity of peacefully building up
their national home by their own ex-
ertions of succeeding on their merits
This is modest request which these
exiles from Zion PROFOUND to the ma
tions. And surely it is just for it to
be conceded. and. if conceded, then
to he carried out in the way men of
honor fulfill their bond.
There are fourteen millions of Jews
in the world. They belong to "A race
which for at least 1900 years has been
subjected to persecution. piilage, mas
acre and the torments of endless deris-
ion; race that has endured persecu-
tion which for variety of torture
| physical. material and mental-infiict-
ed on its victims for the virulence and
| malignity with which it has been sus-
tanned; for the length of time it has
lasted, and, more than all, for the
fortitude and patience with which II
has been suffered. is without parallel
in the history of any other people.
Is it too much to ask that those
amongst them whose sufferings are the
worst shall he able to find refuge il
the land their fathers made holy by
the splendor of their genius. by the
loftiness of their thoughts. by the con
secration of their lives and by the in
spiration of their message to mankind
InuFisb L<noua,,t
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-08-09
KOSHER RESTAURANT CHANGES
HANDS

Messrs. Cohen and Kuner announce
the purchase of Hirshorn's Kosher
Restaurant at 1904 Arapahoe street Mr.
Rochester. MINI. where they conducted
n strictly Jewish boarding house and
where they are well known in both so
cial and business circles.
Mr.. N. Cohen comes from Cheyenne
and has great many friends in that
city. Patrons are promised first class
meals and careful attention. Mrs. Gins
berg will he retained in the employ of
the restaurant.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-08-09
Hebrew School.
MEMORIAL MEETING FOR
PRESIDENT HARDIN G
HELD AT B. M. HI. SYNA-
COG.

A Harding Memorial Meeting" was
held by the Jewish citizens of Denver
on Sunday afternoon. August 4th. Mt
the II. NJ. H. Synagog. corner 10th
Ave. and Gaylord streets. Cantor
Kwartin Of New York. led in the Ne
mortal Prayer. Among the speakers
we're: Rabbi c. H. Kauvnr. Rabbi Hal.
perm. Mayos' Stapleton, Rabbi Magnus
Of Hnmburs. Germany. A. b. Cowen.
Jacob j. ISeberman. Ben Solomon.
Cha rles ROaenbaumu
The following resolution was adopt
ell.
WHEREAS. oar beloved president
and leader. Warren Gamaliel Hard
ing. hns been suddenly called to the
silent halls Of death from the Republic
which loved him and from the duties
Of the noble and useful position which
he so ably filed; and
WHEREAS, his life and character
were such an admirable blending Of
rugged strength and loving gentleness.
successful world craftsmanship and
kindly unostentatious bearing. TINT he
was admired and respected by the
world and loved with true tenderness
and devotion by his people; and
WHEREAS, in pursuance of the true
spirit of America, he prompted world
peace. insured foreign and domestic
tranquility helped provide to the weak
and outcast Of the world the protec-
tion of the great and good; and dem
oDstrated his justice by sponsoring the
restoration of Palestine to Israel;
BE IT RESOLVED: That we. the
Jewish citizens Of Denver. in body as
sembled. do join with the great body
of our fellow citizens In deploring and
NEST deeply regretting the sudden and
uEtimely ending of SO noble and useful
life as that Of our chief magistrate
and.
BE IT NJRTHER RESOLVED
That we pledge ourselves to keep alive
the memory of our beloved leader and
friend. who died as he had lived, for
his country and fellow man, and that
we tender to his bereaved wife and
family our sincere sympathy in thei,
hour of grief and commend them to the
care of the Almighty Father. to whose
inscrutable wisdom we mutely bow.
COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS
BY, Charles Rosenbaum. Chairman.
Rabbi c. H. Kauvar
| Samuel !. Preiss
| J. ]. Lieberman
DIR. c. II. Spivak
A. b. Cowen
| Louis I. Miller
Morris SpiegelIhan.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-08-09
Congregational
TEMPLE EMANUEL

Services will be held every Friday
evening in Temple Emanuel, 10th
Ave. and Pearl ST., Mt 7:45 O'Clock.
until further notice. Mr.. Maurice Zig
mcnd will conduct the services this
week.
Prayer Books and Song Books.
Those desiring prayer books or song
books for the coming season will please
address Mr.. Samuel Lehman, at III
broadway, Phone South 1902.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-08-09
THE LADIES' AUXILIARY OF THE
Ex.PATIENTS' HOME

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Ex-Pa-
TENTS Tuberculer home wishes to ex-
press its sincerest thanks to the kind
hearted Jewish people of Denver. who
helped to make the annual picnic. given
by the auxiliary at Elitch's Gardens on
Sunday, July Goth huge success both
morally and financially.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-08-09

Mrs. Pauline Monarsch, widow of the
late Isadore Monasch, and pioneer
Jewish settler of Minneapolis, died at
her home recently after an illness of
several weeks. Mrs. Monasch was re-
lated to several families of learning
and letters, including Graetz, Jastrow
and Sold. Sir John Monasch of Aus
tralia. commander-in-chi of the AN
zacs" during the war, is n cousin.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-08-09
B. M. H. NOTES

Daily services morning and evening.
At the Friday services of the Beth
Ha Medrosh Hagodol Synagog, 10Th
Avenue and Gaylord streets, a special
Harding prayer will be rendered.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-08-09
In Men1oriano

In memeory Of our dear beloved
mother. ANNIE MALBIN who passed
away five years ago, August 10Th.
Sadly missed by family.
MRS. LENA WALDMAN,
nESSIE MALBIN,
SADIE MALBIN.