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The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-03
LECTED FOR THE NESIVAS ATZ
CHAIN.

The card party for the Yeshivas Atz
Chain given under the auspices of Mrs.
III. Mintz and Mrs. Simon Heller. and
GO assistants, proved a huge Success
The ladies who attended enjoyed the
dollars was collected and has been
given To the Talmud Torah. The com
mittee wish to express their gratitude
to the hostesses for their support and
to the trustees of the b. VI. II. Syna-
cog who so kindly permitted the ladies
the use of the ballroom.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-03
DENVER CHAPTER OF HADASSAH

\ regular meeting of the Denver
Chapter of the Hadassah, 'waS held
Wednesday. March 26th at the home of
Mrs. j. Zcrobnick. 1441 Meade street.
II was announced that tea will he
given May 9th at the home of Mrs
VIM. ROsen 143S Meade street, the
hostesseS will be as follows:
Mrs A. Miller. Mrs. Willens. Mrs. /.
Block, Mrs u. Cohen, Mrs. CharZeck,
Mrs. Stark. Mrs. Lasky. Mrs. Zahlesky,
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. FEEDER.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-03
B'NAI ISRAEL.

Are you interested in an English
you interested to know that old and
young Of CGlfax are combined in this
movement? Are YOU interested in re
vivcd Jewish activities. If SO don't
fail to he present at IA mass meeting
next Sunday night April 9th ut S
O'Clock at the Zera Israel Synagog. West
ColfaS at Grove.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-03

One heart has ceased this worldly
rythm
The other must keep on.
As best it may, as best it can
Keep on, keep on, keen on.
But nothing can disturb or change
The blending of two souls
In unison and for all time
In the realm that knows no end.
In Gods love light-eternity
These souls are always blend
"A. l.. Y.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-03
b. NJ. II. LADIES' AUXILIARY

y regular meeting of the II. NJ. IL.
Ladies Auxiliary will be held in the
Il. NJ. ii. veStry rooms Wednesday,
April 9th at two-thirty p. NJ.
Miss Emily Griffith of the Oppor-
runity school will he the speaker of
the afternoon. A very fine musical
program has also been arranged.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-03
SISTERRGOD OF TEMPLE
EMANUEL

The Tempe Sistcrhood will hold its
next meeting on Tuesday. April Sth at
. 80 F. NJ at Progress club.
DIR. Robert Levy will speak on My
Trip thru the Orient" illustrated with
stereoptican views and Ruth Ham
mond Raghez. soprano, will render a
group of solos.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-03
Things to Think About
BY Milton M. Schayer

Read his one
slowly.
The average life
span in the general
population of I Ii @
United States is five
and one half years
greater than it was
eleven years age, the
life span of the in
dustrial policyhold-
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-03
THE p. T. A.

The next meeting of the p. T. A.
will he held at the Cheltenham school
Wednesday evening, April 9th ut : 80
+. NJ. This meeting Will he very inter-
csting so all attend.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-03
HOLY BROTHERHOOD
Nss,s------A
S- li~ll l-IlJ

Members of the Chebra Kadisha of the
u. VI. II. Congregation wish to an
nOunce if anyone desires their services,
they call On Mr.. l.. WandeL Pres. Teie-
phones York 26G1-J, and Main $40. tt.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-03
IN NIENlORIANI

In loving memory of our darling baby.
Dewey, who passed away two years
ago, April first
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Y. Melnick.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-03
AN EXPRESSION OF THANKS.

The president and trustees of the
Beth Joseph Synagog express their
thanks to the Ladies' Auxiliary for
their cooperation in selling the tickets
for the benefit given at the Palm the
atre.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-03
THE PALM THEATRE TO BE
TAKEN FOR TWO EVENINGS
APRIL 22ND. 23RD BY LADIES'
AID TO BETH ISRAEL.

The Ladies' Aid to Beth Israel hos
pital have taken over the Palm theatre
in West ColfaX for two nights during
Passover week. The performances will
be Stronger Than Love" Tuesday,
April 22nd The Rich Beggar'' We'd
nesday, April 23rd. Mrs. Adolnh Kics-
Ter of 200i Federal Blvd is chairman
and any one desiring tickets please call
Gallup 126G. Every one come and
make this affair IA grand success.
If is sinfuI 10 deceive any man
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-03
SIONIAN CLUB.

The Sionian club wishes to announce
the initiation of Sam Weinstock.-A. p.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-03

Two hundred of the 1000 actors en-
gagged On the legitimate stage are
Jews.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-03

ers of n certain life insurance COM
pany increascd eight and half years
in the same Interval.
The company claims the gain has
resulted in a large measure from the
HEALTH SERVICE they maintain.
Proving two things first, if you take
care of yourself you increase your
chances of living to an old age. Sec
ond if you are in business you make
more money by giving better service.
"The nothing doing sign that You
see i'm so many faces is the result of
doing nothing"-a profound fact as
expressed by U clever paragrapher. In
other words our thoughts and actions.
persisted in over n long period of
years, not only mold our character.
but play Il definite part in shaping our
features To prove this, study photo
graphs of The same man at twenty
five. thirty-iivc. forty-five and fifty-fivc
years and see his face grow good or
bad.
Henri Charistophe. was n negro
slave. of powerful mentality. He con
trolled the Island of IIayti early in the
10Th century. Ably governing the
country he became an international
character highly regarded. Then he
became drunk with power. Feeling his
power slipping. he built a fortress. the
proportion of which even today.
causes it to he regarded aS enc of the
worlds wonders But his way Of
building it was his ruin. a certain
piece of work was set for each day.
if the men failed to complete it, they
were lined up and each tenth man
killed He persisted in this plan un-
til his workmen revoltcd and killed
him.
Robert Russa Mcton, is a negro. son
of a slave born in Virginia. His high
est ambition was to get out of the field
and into the white folks house as n
waiter: then ne wanted TO learn how
% read and write. then to help others,
then to teach. Hitching his ambition
to Il star. lie wanted to be of service
to his race Then he went to Tus-
kcgee Institute where, as principal, he
will realize his life's ambition to try
to hel1 each tenth man of his race, in
living better physically, mentally and
morally
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-03
VAU ALPHA VAU

y regular meeting of the Vau Alpha
Nau Will be held Sunday afternoon.
April 9th at the home of Miss Fay
Epstein, 11G5 Washington street. B.
NJ. S.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-04-03

1t is sinful to deceive any man,
wen if he be Il heathcn.-Talmud.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-10-16
Generates Fierce Heat

What is declared to be the hottest
flame known to man has been pro
duced by artificial means in expert
ments held to study the form Of
atoms. An electric blast, lasting for
only small part of second, occur
ring on a charged wire, seemed to ex-
plode, creating heat so intense that
1t could not be measured, although aes-
Inmates put 1t at as high as 10000 de
grees. Pictures taken as the explo-
slons occur are expected to aid as
tronomers In solving the causes for
different kinds of light thrown off by
many of the planets.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-10-16

A vivid account of the cold June
of 1916 has been unearthed at Yves
ton, VT, in the yellowed pages~of an
ancient account book which belonged
to one Simeon Spaulding, The six
of June it showed from s o'clock In
the morning TO O'clock in the after
noon like snowstorm supposed to
run as much as four or five inches Of
snow if 1t had not melted, und the
night following it froze the ground
one inch deep. and continued froze
the seventh day where the sun did
shine all day, and the eighth day
morning it showed about two hours
and the ground was white In many
places"
The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-10-16
Unnecesaarp Deaths

1t is estimated that 100000 peo-
pie die throughout the world annual
ly, and that 70,0O0000 are sick. In
the United States there are about L.
100000 deaths year. Sanitary sci
ence has demonstrated that at least
one-quarter of these deaths could be
postponed, and that 40 per cent of the
sickness could be ayerted The lead
ing nations Of the world are making
a united effort to raise the standard
of sanitation and to stamp out dis
case .-.-.--
The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-10-16

Circles around the moon are caused
by moisture in the atmosphere. It
frequently happens that the sunlight
reflected from the moon to the earth
is 80 refracted by the atmospheric
moisture that ring or circle Is
formed The more moisture there is
in the atmosphere the smaller the
circle will appear. The form and size
of the ring will depend entirely upon
the particular condition and quantity
of moisture In the air.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-10-16
Mater llnder fhe PraIrIea.

East Of Colorado Springs, Col, is~a
great prairie, 10 feet under the sur
face of which have been discovered
subterranean streams which traverse
the territory like cobweb The wa
tiers are formed from the seepage
from the divide at Palmer lake. Pump
ing stations are, now being built and
thousands of acres will be developed
by irrigation into garden spots Of
great value
The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-10-16
ia.e Keeninn Cool.

The fear is expressed that Peary is
Lost In the Arctic regions. Maybe he
has simply struck fashionable sum-
mer resort UP there and has had to
pawn everything to pay his expenses.
Louisville Post.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-10-16
A LITTLE Different.

He-So your father asked yea what
You saw In me to admire?
She-Oh, no; he a1ked me what (
imagined / cav.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-10-16

Mamma, what kind of bear is
thatf"
"That's cinnamon bear, dear"
'He doesn't smell q bit like CHINA
mon.s
The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-10-16
The sounder.

The Bounder.
IT'S only proper to advise
Some youth about this town
Until he settles down.
That no man can expect to rise
Philadelphia Press.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1924-10-16

There never was man as great as
the average dog believes his master to
be.
, 1924-02-15

ST. CROIX STATION.


London. Feb. 1.-The question wheth
or the e~x-2remier, Mr.. Stanley Baldwin
is TO be re. aimed as leader Of the Conser-
vative PATTY was in for settlement today
at . big m~eetjRg of the Party in the
Hotel Cicll. to which all the Conserve
five members Of Parliament and all the
Conservative candidates defeated In The
recent election we're Invited. IOday'S
meeting WAS private, bat an otllcl re-
mort wa promised. Between $40 and 500
members of the party, including some
200 Peers, assembled for the meeting.
Mr.. Baldwin, who arrived early, vas fol-
lowed by Lord BaifOar, L)rn B~trkenhead
ana other prominent party members,
London, Feb. I1th-Mr. Stanley Bald
win was unanimously reelected leader
of the Conservative party today.
Nav York, Feb. l1th While raw sugar
prices were without change today, on
tbe basis of TAI duty paid, a good in
nuirv was reported and additional sales
were made of 5000 bags Of Cuhas,
IL 600 BAGS of Porto RlcO's and 80, 100
haos of Philippines for February and
March shipment. Raw sugar futures
were irregular. Opening two to three
noints higher on active positions prices
broke 70 to IA points before noon under
scattered liquidation and trade selling
but in the afternoon rallied on covering
and renewed buying for outside and
Cuban account. The late upturn was
influenced by the frmneSs in the SPOT
market AMI left final prices at the best
Of the day, or one to four points net
Sipber. March closed $40, May 81,
Inv STA, september STA. Prices for
D rofsod sugar were unchanged to Is
, 1924-02-15
THE ST. CROIX AVIS

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denis nor does he necessarily endorse them.
, 1924-02-15

points higher and a continued good in
curry reported. One redner now lists
at s go for fine graduated while all
others quote from s 80 to 9 90. Refined
futures were nominal.
Batavia. Java. Feb. nth. One Dutch
police officer and II native religious fana
lies were He'd and many wounded in
the course Of a riot on Sunday at Tan
Eering. The trouble began when Ill
:anatjc}, armed with swords and knives,
declared they wished to proclaim the
new Kingdom Of Mount Gedes. Native
police under the direction of Dutch police
officials attempted to disarm the fanatics
and severe fighting occurred before The
police gained the upper hand.
London. Feb. 1l.h. -UnderWriters is in
progress here FOR a Japanese loan Of
rs, 000, 600 pOunds, bearing 6 per cent
interest, to be issued al 773 and redeem
able from 1859 to 1859 and intended
largely to meet the maturing Of out
standing 43 per cent loans.
Glasgow Feb l1tb.-A great demons
tration was addressed by members Of
the CiydeSide Group of the Lab0ur Party
last night and remarkable enthusilsm
was displayed. but the speeches, thol gh
il tore and expressing regret that ne
Labau Party Ia a~ssumingiot6ce had been
obliged to compromise with 8 h If prjnci-
pies, did nor seem to ind.cat. IN lnten-
ton to take any steps to endangor the
Governments life, but rather TO coaiine
activities to keeping the measures rs far
as possible up to the mark.
London, Feb. 18th. Seventeen Of the
crew, including the captain, have been
drowned in the wreck Of the British ship
Mora, according to. Lloyd's despatch
from Lisbon. The Mora went on the
rocks near Cape St. Vincent.
Washington, Feb. llth.-Dhe resoIu-
ton asking President Coolidge to call for
the resignation oil Secretary of the Navy
renby was adopted, today by the Senate.
Democratic Senators supported the reso-
LUTON almost solidiy and enough RepubIi-
cans joined them to override the opposl-
ton Of the Republican Leaders. The
vote on the fiaal roll call was AZ TO "a.
The resolution as adopted says, resolved
tlat it is the sense Of the United States
Senate that the President of the United
States Immediately request the reslgDa-
ton of Edwin DENLY as Secretary OF the
Navy" A preamble quotes from the
Walsh cancellation resolution, adopted
January 31st. which said the oil leases
signed by MIR. DENLY were made IN viola
, 1924-02-15

ton Of law and under circumstances in
d|icating corruption.
Washington. Feb. Ilth. The Presi-
dent answered the Senate's request for
the resignation Of Ed vim DENLY as See
retary Of the Navy with the statement
tonight that no official recognition can
be given The passage by the Senate Of a
resolution relative to their opinion con
corning members of the Cabinet. or other
officers under executive control.
London. Feb. llth- The formation Of
the new Labour Government took place
simultaneously Eitb "a railway strike and
it is possible that the opening days Of
Parliament with that Government In con
troll may see a serious strike of lockers
and transport workers. An important
conference was held today between the
National Council Of Port Lab0ur En-
pIOyees and the Transport and General
Workers Union, in IA attempt TO arrive
at "a settlement of the threatened out
break, There are still several days av II.
able for meditation, but the position TO-
night is considered $ ri0us, as not only
l2.OJ) lockers are iuV)lttJ, but am en-
olmOuS number Of worker, ,rai.Waymen
and others engaged In transport c0uuvc-
tel with the dock industry and belong
ing to nine different unions VIII be idle.
After the conclusion Of todays confer
encs it was announced that the Ministry
of Lahour would be In touch with the la
test deveDopm nts and mad arranged TO
meet the parties ia che dispute tomor-
row, FINS prompt Intervention by the
Government revived hopes OF a settle
ment.
london, Feb. llth-The Conservative
Party defeated ID The elections on its pu.-
lev Of protection, decided at a party con
ference today to drop protection and
meet the challenge Of the new Labour
Government by going into oppoSIlio3 IN
the new house as uomlUaIIy a united par
ty still 10, al to its leader, Mr.. Stanley
Baldwin. Stroog efforts were made
By a large section of the party and
a powerful body of The Conservative
press to choose another leader but with
out avail. Mr.. Baldwin in a speech of
acceptance, gave his party some whole
some advice on its future conduct and
policy, declaring that its enemies of the
future were not the Liberals, who were
morlbund, but the LabouriteS who were
very much alive.
Luxor, Feb. 18th The lid of King
Tutankhamen's sarcophagus was raised
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-03-13
Obituaries
Israel Barnett

Israel Barnett. manager of the NJ.
d. Barnett clothing store, 1920 six
teen. Ii. street and Il resident of Denver
for over twenty seven years died at
his home 23S3 Albon street sunday
evening after an illness of II week.
He had been i'll for some time suffering
from asthma and heart attacks.
Mr. Barnett had been associntcd in
business with his brother NJ. ID. Bar
l,ptt for TWEEN y-iive years. He was
we'll knowa in business circles and
was n member of the Masonic lodge,
the knights of Pythias and the Il. L.
q. Il. lodge. His life was filled with
nctivity and conscientious devotion to
duty. he was always alert and active
to participate in any event that would
he of benefit To the community in which
he lived His Kindly disposition. hearty
cooperation and unsclfi>h devotion
will always he sacred memory to his
relatives and friends. His death re-
moved from our midst oae of cur
most prominent. conscientious and be
loved citizens.
Mr.. Barnett is survived by his widow
Mrs. Millie w. Barnett. his brother.
NJ. ID. Barnett and sister. Mrs. Emma
Wise McsSrs. Henry and Julius We'll.
brothers of Mrs. Barnett from st.
Louis attended the funeral
Funeral services We're held Tuesday
IL. one thirty from the Rogers mortu-
ary. with DR. William $. Friedman of
fciating. Intcrment at Emanuel GENE
tory
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-03-13
HELP THE POLITICAL PRIS-
ONERS IN RUSSIA

We hope and expect. that every in
tclligent and Justice loving man and
woman will not fail TO he present at
the grand concert and mass meeting,
which will be given at The Labor
Lyccum hall. corner Julian and West
Conejos Place Sunday evening. March
10th in behalf of the political pris-
oners in Russia.
Friends: The arrangements com
mittec tried its utmost To make this
entertainment one of the grandest,
which was ever given nj The I.yceUm,
DIR. Lakeland is the main speaker of the
evening This well known grand
orator will picture the horror and
ferocious treatment. which the political
prisoners are suffering in Russia. and
the Denver people will have the opcr-
tunity To get more acquainted with the
Russian ccndi ion in general.
When we consider, that these political
prisoners in Russia are no others. than
those who have always held their prin-
ciplcs dearer than their liberty and
who have suffered life long exile and
Imprisonment under the Regime Of
Gar, and when we further consider
that all other countrys have long ago
given amnesty TO their political pris-
oners. while the Russian government
is keeping them behind iron bars,
and is cxiling hundreds cf them. just
because they hold and are trying to
advocate their social and political
opinions contrary to the views of the
Russian Government, then we must
make this painful statement that the
government is committing II horrible
act of shame and disgrace.
Friends the only aid and relief,
which we can give these unfortunntes
is to send them food. clothing and
other necessary things. This concert
is arranged for the purpose of rails
ing the necessary means for this noble
cause. We therefore appeal to all
justice loving peonle to he present and
help us make success of this af-
| fair.
'Thc friends of the political prison
ers in Russia
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-03-13
B'NAI BIRTH TAKING CENSUS OF
CITIZENS.

The Amcricanization committee of
the Bnai Birth is taking census of
all Jews on the West side for the
purpose of ascertaining how many
residents are citizens and establishing
Americanizatio classes at Cheltenham
School and the Rude Community Cen
ter.
A number of workers under the
leadership of Messrs. Harry Kaufman
and ]. Rosenbaum will canvass every
house With QUESTIONABLE, asking for
the following information Name. nd-
dress, birthplace. number of children.
ages and occupation: whether parent
is citizen; whether he has ever ap-
oiled for citizenship; whether he de
sires to apply; whether he would at
these classes are preferable in the
afternoon or evening, and information
Of n like character.
Three AmericanizatiOn classes are
now being conducted in the evening at
Cheltenham School and Il demand has
arisen for afternoon classes. so that
the women may attend while their chill
lrcn are in school. The new nat
uraliZation law requires the women To
pass the qualification test as well as
the men.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-03-13

pear to the ,inthinking as. true state
ments. We know. however. sensible
people are always seeking advise of
one sort or artother Advise Is just
nnOthcr nnme for information.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-03-13

pear to the iiuthinking as. true state
ments. We Know. however. sensible
people are always seeking advise of
one sort or another. Advise is just
another name for information.
The difference between humility and
serviliiy is that one is inspired by n
warm heart and the other by cold
feet. the Frisco Chronicle. They
might well have added. that faith is
the force that strengthens humility
and fear is the force that adds 10
servility.
What is the business and function
of the church?
Is it only to preach the word of
God to the fcwLwho come to it. or
should it 20 out actively in the world
and practice that Word? Is it the
function of the church to offer com,
| fort. and consolation to those who
know of and come to il or should ii
reach cut its manifold arms of love
and hope to those who do not know
of spiritual veal Ii. and let them. too.
drink from tile overflowing love that
flows from the Divine stream?
II may he that in the answer to
these questions is the reason some
church Tews know so few young folks
and the pool rooms, dance halls and
darkened "arked autos know so many.
The last financial statement issued
! to its stockholders. by cne of the larS-
est packing houses in the United States,
emphasizes the fact that in 1923 the
company paid more for cattle than they
received for dressed beef They state
, the only thing that changed defecit
into dividend was the by-products of
the business
A similar condition cOnfrOnts many
| individuals who work on a salary basis
or who are in business. All we earn
or make in cash seems TO be absorbed
by current expenses. In spite of this
we grow rich and strong by reason
of the by-products of our efforts. In
some cases it is visiting the sick or
activity in ledge. church or fraterni; y.
Communal or social work. Whatever
! your by-products are don't let the pro
ductiCn fall off.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-03-13

3-ROOMS for light house keeping, hot
water, heat. light. Champa 6o32-W.
1t
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-03-13
Want Advertisements

WANTED-A Jewish couple to take
care of house and grounds. Write
Jewish News. Boxs1J 1t
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-03-13

FOR RENT-Furnished front room for
gentleman. 1877 Newton, Champa
4G30-W. 2-14-4t
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-03-13
In Menorian

In loving memory of our beloved
husband and father. Abel Goldhammer,
who died. March Sth 1929
'.Relen less death among us GENES
And bitter grief imrarts
1t took the loved one from our midst
But never from our heart
Sadly missed by his wife and chill
dren.
The Denver Jewish news., 1924-03-13
Things to Think About
By Milton M. Schayer

Advise" said Il
cynic, is the most
useless thing in the
world" When asked
why? 'hc responded,
because sensible
people don't need it.
and fools won't take
it.
Clever sentences,
such rs this. may ap-