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RISING MT. ZION NOTES.

Look forward to the Revival, which
begins Sunday, March End.
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
nights, the Christians were engaged
in a great preparation for the oncom-
ing revival, realizing that in order for
the revival to be success. we must be
prepared to meet this great issue. A
special invitation is extended all
friends to come and assist us in this
great work.
Mrs. Sara e. Spradley who has been
i'll for some time is now convalescing.
Mrs. Ophelia Hughes of els Louisi-
ana street is improving, we are glad to
state.
We are also glad to say that Deacon
Jas Banks of S12 Denny street is out
again. 'igsIlEsE'
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The Denver Jewish news., 1924-06-05
SHEARITH ISRAEL

Shearith Israel, corner Tenth and
Lawrence streets, services are held
every morning at 6:3O, Friday even
ing at sundown.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-06-05
A SHABOUTH SCHOLARSHIP
APPEAL

The National committee on Hebrew
Union College Scholarships of which
Mrs. Joseph Stolz of Chicago is chair
man, has issued an appeal to Sister
hoods throughout the country urging
them to ask relatives and friends of
confirmants to substitute contributions
of money to the Hebrew Union College
Scholarship Fund, instead of personal
gifts to the confirmants.
This plan WAS lnaugurated by the
committee last year and has met with
n great deal of success. Many Sis
tcrhoods have adopted the plan, and it
is expected that many more will get
behind it,
The SistcrhoCd in Youngstown, Ohio,
has this year sent n letter to every
member of the congregation suggesting
contributions to the Scholarship fund
TO honor cOnnrmunts. The letter is
signed by the local committee on
scholarships, Of which Helene Strouss
Meyer is chairman, assisted by Mr..
Jack Oppcnheimer, Mrs. Harry Gug-
genhelm, Mrs. l. Harry Meyer, and
Mrs. Edgar Hartzell.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-06-05
SAYS JUDAISM SAVES JEWS

Alfred NJ. Cohen, president of the
Board of Governors of the Hebrew
Union College, in an address before the
recent congregational dinner at B'nai
Israel Temple of East Liverpool, Ohio,
declared that Judaism has haved the
Jew and not the Jew Judaism. His
address was the principal feature Vi
the second anniversary celebration Of
the congregation. Others who spoke
were Rabbi David Alexander of Akron
j. ]. Fredland, of Youngstown, and Gus
Bendheim, president of the congrcga-
tion.
Mr.. Cohen spoke of the patriotism of
the American jew. citing cSgiupies of
sacrifices made by our co-religionists
in the various wars fought by America.
He told of the help given by Jews to
General Washington and others. lie
declared that the patriotism of the jew
entitled him to the distinction of being
100 per cent American, and that no one
has the right to say otherwise.
In every conflict in which this coun-
try has been engaged, down to the
World War" Mr.. Cohen said, the jew
quite justly and justifiably has offered
himself upon the altar of his country.
His blood has mingled with the blood
of his fellow-countrymen of other
Faiths in prOfusiOn. In all this he has
done naught that he should not have
done. He has simply performed his
| duty. No more and no less than that.
He is entitled to no special praise, but
ON the other hand, he is entitled to the
recognition which his loyalty deserves.
lie Is entitled TO the distinction of be
ing one hundred per cent American,
and it lies in no mans mouth, it lies
in the mouths of no part of the pOpu-
lation of this country TO say, that he is
not one hundred per cent American
"SynagOgal worship" he said, chow
ever much it differs in detail In differ
cnt countries is as it always has been,
the most important visible expression
of Judaism and is the chief means of
uniting the Jews scattered throughout
the world. The Synagogue consequent
ly, is the most important feature of
the Jewish community, which is incon-
ceivablc without ii.
Whatever else the jew may be
some class him as n race and some
speak of him as "A nationalty-hc sure
~ is the protagoniSt of Il religious idea
IA religious idea that has survived all
other religious ideas. Let us realize
that the jew has not saved Judaism
On the contrary, Judaism has saved
the jew. Unless the jew had been in
flucnccd in his life hy those traits that
owe their origin to his Faith and had
led life guided thereby, he would have
gone the way of all the others who
have lived, suffered and died during
the centuries of his pilgrimage. II is
the undying impcrislable Faith that
has been entrusted to him that has
made him the riddle of the ages. For
more than two thousand years he has
had no national home. He has had no
armies or nAvics TO protect him, yet he
has survived the armies and navics of
all the ancient and medieval peoples
TINT have arisen against him"
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-06-05
TEXTBOOKS FOR JEWISH
RELIGIOUS SCHOOLS

Announcement is made of the forth
coming publication of two textbooks
for Jewish religious schools by the De
partmcnt of Synngog and School Ex'
tcusion of the Union of American lie
brew Congregations
These books include Bible reader
for children and Teachers Manual To
the Bools of Genesis. Both books were
written by Miss Adele Bilderscs, pro
fcssor of English at Hunter College,
and principal of Temple Beth III Re
ligious School, New York City, and
were edited by Dr. Emanuel Gumoran
educational director of the Department
Of Synagos and School Extension, IN
cooperation with the Commission on
Jewish Education. The Bible reader
for children covers the Book Of Genesis
telling the Bible story In biblical words
II Is profuscly Illustrated and is print
cd in large type, making 1t very easy
for the children to read.
There will also be printed. in the
near future, by the Department OF
Synagog and School Extension, n mono
graph by Dr. Emanuel Gamornn, OF
How to Train Jewish Teachers Hi
study, entitled, Changing Conceptions
in Jewish Education" recently pub
lished by the Macmillan Company, to
gethcr with his monograph on How t,
Train Jewish Teachers" constitutes
the beginning Of teacher training liter
/ utnrn fnt. orr Iauisb schools
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-06-05
Congregational
TEMPLE EMANUEL

Service will be held thruout the sum
mcr every Friday evening Mt IHo
o'clock In the Progress club, colfnN
avenue and Williams street All are
welcome.
Shabuoth. c Confirmation
Shabuoth-Conhr services VIII
he held IN the Ogden Theatre, Sunday
morning. June Sth at 10 90 o'clock. The
program is as follows:
Order Of Services 1900 A. NJ.
IIoun L'Adonni.
Borchu
k'dusha
Va'AnaChnu
Pnssionnl and Hymn ,.......... Conhrman|s
Opening Prayer Bernard Il. Flcsher
Floral Song ......--.............-.. Cohhrinnh's
Su'Shorim
Adonai Adonai
Selma
L'cho Adonai
The Ten Commandments ....-.-....---..,--.
Joseph Martin, Phyllis Hamerschlag
Edward Kantorvitz, Maurice ID. Tan
ncnbaum, Adcline Weltman, sybil
Block.
Ke LeRach Tob
Floral Offering Alberta ..AtlwaicF
The Principles of Judaism;
The Fntherhood Of God ..-........-........
............................P Philip. X. Kalische'
The brotherhood OF Man. Gerald Pocl
Personal Responsibility ...-.-.-....----.-....
....-.-.................Art l.. Eiscnstn
Immortality -.........,...-.Mark Is. Neumai
The Mission Of Israel ....--..........---.....
..-..........................E Edmond #. Cohei
Father of Mercies ..........,..-Waddingtor
The Influence Of Symbol.,-.-..-.............-
................................B Bernard Grossmai
The Need of Religion in Daily Life"
.....-............................ Norman V. Cohi
The Modern View of the Bible.
Philip w. KawiI
The Messianic Age Harold $. Olcovicf
Father in Thy Mysterious Presence
Confirmation ....... Emmett ii. Heitlcl
Not the End but the Besinning..........
...-............................. Walter NJ. Simoi
Judaism and Americanism ...........-..
Gerah dorhOeAl
Closing Prayer r...--....-....-.RoDert >. Nom
Solc-"But the Lord Is Mindful of
His Own" -Mendelssohl
Confirmation Sermon ...,.......-.............-..
....-...........................Dr w. 5. Friedmal
rI,I,. nIa...i.,x af lNonHrunnniS
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-06-05

Dr. Edgar j. Goodspeed of the Uni
versity Of Chicago, has recently com
pleted translation of the New Testa-
ment. DR., Goodspecd's purpose in the
new translation is that modern dis
coverlcs of Greek papyri from the act
ual days of the New Testament have
enabled Greek scholars to understand
scripts much better than before. He
insists on an American translation be
cause the American English of Ahra--
ham Lincoln and Woodrow wilson is
an adequate vehicle
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-06-05
BETH JOSEPH

Beth Joseph Synagogue, oath and
Curtis street, daily services 6:45 a. m,
and at sundown Friday evening.
ShabOuth Services
Cantor H. SamuclS will oiiiciate dur
ing the two days of ShabOuth.
Hebrew School
The Hebrew School of the Beth
Joseph has been reorganized under a
good board of education, who have en-
gagged Mr.. Ismelite, competent teach
er and scholar.
Every Saturday afternoon Rev. Lie
herman will instruct the members of
the congregation in Mikrod.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-06-05

graduate. one Of the largest In tho his
tory Of the Congregation.
| The music IL In charge OF Cantor VI
Kwartln. Rabbi G, II. kanvar VIII
give the Commencement Sermon, a
complete program is published IN an
other column. All members ANA if'ehus
are urged to come early, No seats VIII
be reserved after u:3O.
Sl,eyuoth Services
The evening services Of Shcvuoth be-
ginning Saturday night, June 7th' VIII
be held at sunset the morning services
,un Sunday and Monday, Junc sth ana
9TH. will begin at S % o'clock. Special
Memorial services will be held Monday
nt 10 o'clock In the morning.
Cantor g. Kwartin will ofiiciate al
all services. Rabbi G, II. kauvar VIII
deliver "a memorial address on the sec
ond day Of Shevuoth at the morning
service.
CsMing Events
June 10th-The Alumni dance ano
the reception to the Graduation class
will be held ut the synagog on june
lOlh.
June 1lth-LadIes' Auxiliary Install
alton meeting at $50. Program.
June 15th-The members OF th'
Synagog Graduating class of 1924 WI
hold their receptions, The synagos
faculty will assemble in the Synago,
Chapcl ut . o'clock,
June 22nd-Picnic Day for all Friends
at Elitch's Gardens. Special attraf
tons are arranged In the afternoon TO
the children. Refreshments will b.
served.
All Synagog friends are urged t.
purchase their picnic tickets from tn
ladies' as all tickets purchased at tn
gate are lost to the Ladies' Auxiliary.
The Synagog decorations are Ii
charge of Mrs. NJ. II. Block
Services this Friday and every Fri
| ud. uiltil lufliNi llV'i'', viii W h'c
at Sunset Saturday morning service
begin at nine o'clock. Daily service
are held at Gas in the morning and II
the evening at sunset.
Synsgog Boy Scout Troop
The Synagog Boy Scouts Troop NEE
every Tuesday evening in the Synago
ballroom. All boys older than twelv
years are urged 70 be present.
I Schools
The Synagog Religious school viii
hold its first session for the schOt
year 1924-1025 on September nth a
10. o'clock. All preliminary examir
ations will be given Tuesday, Septen
her 9th at 4 o'clock.
The Denver Hebrew school will hol
its sessions daily through the summe
months. Plans are now being formulat
ed for an increased faculty.
Bar Mitzyah at the Synagog
Sast saturday morning, Master Ma
Eifkin Wis Bar Mitzyah at the Syna
gag and Mrs. Rifkin was hostess I
the Junior Congregation.
Rabbi c. II. Kauvar gave the clos
ing sermon of the season, Baccalaul
cate address to the graduation class.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-06-05
OHEB ZADEK CONGREGA-
TlON SABBATH SERVICES

Friday night services start prompt
at 8 p. m. Saturday morning at 9
a. m.
Religious School
The Religious School is in session
every Sunday morning from 10 to II
a. n.
Hebrew School
The Hebrew School is in charge of
Mr.. Zapil who, now has very large
class. He is still able to handle few
more children. This class is in session
from 4 to 6 p. m. daily.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-06-05
Books

Friedman Memorial Prize, given hy
DIR. aud Mrs. T.. Friedman In memory
OF their parents Adolph and Hannah
Friedman to Evelyn Dricker.
David Gross Memorial Prize, given
in memory OF their father by the
Grass family TO Ida Meyers
The Mrs, j, Verb Bibles, given In
memory of her sister by Mrs, n. Block
to Albert Reckler, Milton Bronstcin,
Charlotte Segal, Jeanette Marcus, Ida
Martin. Max Rifkin Mae Rose Wnndcl,
Ida Meyers, Dora Tgtarsky
Henry plonsky Memorial Prize, given
by Mr. and Mrs. l. Rude for sabbath
attendance to Frances Sherman, Paul
Kwartin, Dlance Friedman, Mildred
Poolcy, Lena Arnon, Julia Mendclson
Marvin Stoinberg, Pearl Steinberg
Charles Roth, Harold Stuhebarg. David
Aarons, Leonard Appel, Libbie Shmlt
ger. Jerome Learner, Freeman Pepper
Al Shnilzcr. Rebecca Reiwitz. Zelmar
Steinbcrg, Mae Rose Wandel, Abra
ham Kauvar, Lyman Goodstein David
Marmor Arthur Marmor.
COMMENCEMENT SERVICES
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-06-05

"En kelOhcnu
The Closing of the Religious School
A large congregation was present a'
the impressive Closing Exercises Of tn,
Temple Emanuel Religious School, nj
the Progress club, Sunday morning
June LIST.
The Frances Roscn Medal for tn,
best pupil in History in the lower
grades, which is given by Mr.. Marcus
Rosen in memory of his daughter, wa,
awarded to Stanley Drexler.
The Max Eppstein Medal for attend
ance at the services and in the Re
ligious School was awarded to Felicia
Lindner and Charlotte Wustum. Mrs
S. Pisko gives the Attendance Media
Eppstein. Felicia Lindner and Char
! lctte Wustum have not been absent
from the services at the Temple or In
the Religious School for six years. As
one medal only. is given to the pupil
who has never been absent, Mr. Sam
ucl +. kOhn generously gave the other
medal.
The Medal for the best pupil in His.
tory in the higher grades was won by
Robert S Kohn.
The following was the order of clos
ing exercises in the Religious School
last sunday untpiny
ClassI-Mrs. George j. Brown.
Eleanor EiScndrath-- ..........................
What | Have Learned During the
Year
Leonard Chcrnoff Natures Tribute
Glass lI-MiSs Lillian Lcishen.
The Patriarchs"- Helen Grammar
Carolyn Schraiberg, Louis Brown
Sidney Katzman.
Glass III-Miss Lenore Cohen.
Entire Glass in Biblical Tableaux
Class IN.-Miss Selma Levy.
Marie Louise Dcgen.. Gideon" Part !
Richard BendiN Gideon" Part ii
Victor Hornbein................Jcphtha's Vow
Glass N.-Mrs. ID. X. Hirsch.
Jerome Jacobs s......-.......... "Our Religion
Stanley DreXler .................................
.-......" Resume of the Years Book
Class Nl-Mr. Edward Miller.
Selma Greenblatt ................................
.----......-" Resume of the Years Book
Glass N1I-Mr. Ben S. Gallaud.
Augusta Wicklcs .................................
"ModeSty Virtue of Jewish Heros''
Class Nlll.-MrS. Henry Schwartz, Jr.
Maxine Rothschild ..............................
zone Fine Thought Of this Years
Work"
Class lN.-Dr. Friedman.
History Through Great Personalities
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-06-05
b. NJ. H. NOTES
Installation of Officers

The June meeting of the Synagog
Eadics will be the most important one
of the year.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will meet in
the Synagos ballroom, Wednesday,
June 11th at two o'clock. A fine pro-
gram is arranged. The chief feature
of the meeting will be the Installation
of the officers for, the new year. Re
freshments will be served. The mem
bcrs are cordially invited TO come.
Announcement
The Board of Trustees of the b. NJ.
II. SynagOg cordially extend an invita-
tiOn to the friends of the h. NJ. II.
Congregation to attend Shevuoth
services and to he present at the Gradu-
alton Exercises Sunday morning, June
Sth, AT the SynaSog, 10th and Gaylord
streets.
I. j Kolinsky, President
Simon J. Heller, Chairman.
Program for the closing of the Re
hS''"n ''hooi' "iss rNSl'iit IpoINlth
presiding:
Violin Solo ........................Sam Goldman
Accompanied by Helen Friedlund
Recitation-Our High School Depart
mcnt .........-............ Gertrude Hayutin
Distribution of Sabbath attendance
prizes .................... Barney Froimovitz
Vocal Solo .......,........NIrs. Max Grimes
Distribution of medals .....................
........................ Mr.. Chas. Rosenbaum
Appeal for war orphans Mr.. Harry Saks
Distribution of Certificates of Homo
........-... Principal Miss Rebccca Baron
Address ................ Rabbi c. II. Kauvar
Medals
Joseph Solomon Medal. given in
memory of his father by Ben Solomon
to Evelyn Hcllerstcin.
David Miller Medal, given in memory
of their son by Mr.. and Mrs. Miller TO
Mildred Reed.
Sol Henry Miller Medal, given in
memory of their son by Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Miller 10 Morris GreenspoOn.
GOldic Rabinowitz Medal, given In
memory of their daughter by Mr.. and
Mrs. Chcrnoff to Ruth Allen.
Nathan Block Medal given in mem
ory of Mr.. n. Block by his family to
Merriam Sternfield.
Alumni Medal, to Helen FTiedland.
sabbath Attendance Medal, given in
memory of her brother, Samuel Flower.
by Mrs. S. F. Disraelly to Solomon
Kauvar
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-06-05
Religious School

The Sunday School of the Beth
Joseph Synagogue is in session every
Sunday morning at 1880. This is d
free Sunday School and all Jowisl
children from the ages Of six to nix
teen years are welcome.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-06-05
SIGMA ALPHA PHI

A very interesting and unusual
meeting was held at Miss Schecter's
home on May 9th. Plans for the
summers activities were outlined and
approved.
A special meeting was held at Miss
Finer's home, on June 2nd, to further
discuss planned affairs of the month
of June.-S. j.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-06-05
HOLY BROTHERHOOD
(Sg>1-T0c6)

(Sg'7f07-0)
Members of the Chebra Kadisha of the
Il. NJ. ii. Congregation wish to an
nounce if anyone desires their services,
they call on Mr.. L.. WandcL Pres. Tcle-
phones York 266l-J, and Main $40. If,
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-06-05
Graduates

Milton l.. Bloom, Denver, Colo. ;
Evelyn Bricker, 2739 Lafayette ST.
Leonard Ben Cohen, 3ii7 w. 18th
Ave; Sarah Reva Edelman, Denver,
Colo; Helen G. Friedland, 1850 Holly
ST.: William Friedman, Denver, Colo.
Fannie +. Ginsberg, Denver, Colo.
Sam Goldman, Denver. Colo; Evelyn
Hellerstein, 1865 Cook St; Bert II.
Kleiser, Denver, Colo; Martha
Krawitz, Denver, Colo; Ethel
Lenesky, Denver, Colo; Sam Malbin,
3iI7 W. 18th Ave; Bella Marmor,
Denver, Colo; Regina Mendel, Den.
yer. Colo; Stella A. Neidlinger, Den
yer, Colo; Bertha Pinsky, 3ii7 W. 10Th
Ave; Mildred Reed, 1915 Cook ST.
Evelyn Rosenthal, 1913 Adams ST.
Morey Samelson, Denver, Colo. Rose
Silverman, Denver, Colo Merriam
Sternfeld, 100 Clarkson ST.; Dora
Tatarsky, SGG Milwaukee St; Ida
Toltz, 1924 Julian st.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-06-05
BETH HA MEDROSH
HAGODOL NOTE S
Commencement Exercises at the
SynagOg

ON Sunday morning, the first day of
Shevuoth, June Sth, Commencement
Exercises will be held at the Syna-
COG Beth Ha MedroSh Hagodol 10th
at Gaylord street. The Exercises will
begin about 0:i5. after the Musnph
service. A class of twenty.four Will
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-06-05


After Mlisaph
ccssional-"Father" .....-..........,..-..
Cantor q. Kwartin and Choir
Opening Prayer .--......--.llclen Fricdlnnd
Salutatory-Our Religious School
Mildred Reed
Nah TOyu
The Jewish Homo .....-......Bella Marmor
Sources of Judaim .................,....-....--..
.............................. Leonard Ben Cohen
True TO Tradition William Friedman
The Chosen People Stella A. Nicdlingcr
Our Heritage Regina Mendel
The People of the Book .........--....-.....-
............-................. Merriam Sterniield
The Ten Commandments
The Ten Word Summary .....-.......-.
....,.................-........... Martha krawilh
Retxeis YisrOel
The Spiritual People.-.Ethel Lencfsky
Our Home ..........-.....--..... Bertha Pinsky
The New Home. Sam Malbin
Our Fundamentals .............................
New Britain herald., 1924-08-15

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New Britain herald., 1924-08-15

EEPAIRING-on all makes of cars. Expert mechanics available day and night. Hotel Washington Garage Phone l735.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-15
Auto parts and Aooessories

M gd3s HanmfRIp SiN,.s I.A1 aHass Aafs Tos LINING, M0BlLOIL oILs ECON oMf AUTO SUPPLY c0r n AAIk ST HATTERIEs-Ths Willard has proFsa ts soHh fy as simmOns Storage Bat, tsy, lsl Arch st, Phone zEis,
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New Britain herald., 1924-08-15

GARAGE-and general repairing. Paige and Jewett ser,ice Bar bout & Richardson. 3lo East Main St.. Phone 33yp.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-15

eTARTING-lishtins and ignition work. Satisfied service, electrical parts for sale. Clark's Automobiie Laundry. rear 23S Main St.. Phone 134.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-15

O'DELL'S GARAGE formerly service man aeer with New Britain Buck. We spes cialize on Buick Dodge and Rec cars. ,g- hilton work specially. 240 Snalley St. Day and night service Phone 23A6
New Britain herald., 1924-08-15
AuTOMOTIVE
Aalas and Irneks ta. sale

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