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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-11

xxx, special program. WBAP, frolic
VIVID, studio program.
1:00 o. m. XII, dance music.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-07-11
LOCAL NOTICE

booth at the Young China Restaur-
ant. Always cool and comfortable
a2a those supper specials at 40c are
gNat. Special dinners, 35c. jly1Odtf
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27
POSTPONED GAMES
President B. B. Johnson of American League Announces When Contests Will be Played Between Teams.

Chicago, May 27. - (AP)--Dates for playing li postponed games and one tie contest in the American league during the period from April 20 to May 9, inclusive, were an- nounced today by President B. B. Johnson as follows:
 Postponed game Of April 20, Washington at Philadelphia, 10 be played as part of double header May 2S at Philadelphia; April 20, Boston at New York, to be part of double header, May 2S at Boston; April 2S. New York at Philadelphia, part dou- ble header May % at Philadelphia; April 20, Cleveland at Chicago. part double header June @5, at Chicago: April go, New York at Boston. part of double header June 21 at Boston; April 30, Detroit at Cleveland. part of double header June 29 at CleVe- land.
 Tie game, May 3. Detroit at Cleve- land, part of double header July at Cleveland; postponed game of April 20, Washington at Boston, part of double header July at Boston: May { and 6, Chicago at Cleveland. 10 be played as a double header on open date of July 6; May 9, New York at St. Louis, part of double header, Juty at St. Louis; May 4, Boston at Washington, to be played nn nro,, dato of goptrt,her af Washington; April 30, St. Louis at Chicago, part of double header, Sep tember 10 at Chicago; April 19, Cleveland at Detroit, part of double header. September 10 at Detroit; April %, New York at Philadelphia, part Of double header, September 19, at Phiadelnhia.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27

$50 ?. m.-Uncls Dave Cory. $50 ?. m.-Market high spots, 7 ?. m.--Piano recital, 7;1o ?. m,-"Light in Darkness, '
 talk.
 T.95 ?. Tn.--Baseball results. 7:30 ?. m.-Police alarms. T:35 ?. m.-"Millions saved in 'ctty
 purchases, Mayor Hylan. T:50 ?. m.-Rosel Benda, soprano,
 and Theodore Appel, baritone. s:50 D. m.-The Adolph Lewisohn
 Course in Appreciation of Music.
 The Thrane Trio. a45 ?. m.-Fiye Messner Brothers. 1o:30 p. m.-Police alarms, weather.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27
WHN-Sew York-36t

: ?. m.-Dantzig Society orchestra. 7:S0 ?. m.-Health talk. 1855 ?. m.-Haines and Scott. 1850 ?. m.-EHsworth Jones, tenor. 8 D. m.-Program SIS p. m.-Madeline Randolph,
 songs.
 S.S0 p. m.-Jack Smith, baritone. s:45 ?. m.-samued Shankman, pi-
 anist.
 g p. m.-Consoiidated orchestra. 10 ?. m.-Roseland dance orchestra. 1o:So p. m.-Palisades park orch. II p. m.-Standing by for DIX fans. 1l;S0 ?, n.-sIver Slipper Revue. 12 10 1":SQ d. m.-Strand Roof orch.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27

the Freeport theater was being con- ducted when we tuned in, and We listened for some time 10 the clear, undstorted program, The station is not one of the most powerful but it was one Of the best on the air last night for meditation and transmits sion. The program could not have been more satisfactory, Another sta ton buttcd in from time to time with a dance orchestra and we missed the name Of tho final selec- ton on the organ. after which the station signed off until today. Tho inauguration Of stations like that add materially to the broadcastng world.
 "Titina" and "Oh, Katherina" were hoped up again last evening, with a song in between. In case that sentence seems rather vague, WGN presented an accordion solo ist, whose name escaped Us, listen as we might. His rendition Of "Titlna" comes in for a lot Of credit, as he manipulated the instrument as if he was born with an accordion in his hands Finally q Miss Somebody, a former singer at WMC, Memphis, rendered a song. You May Be The Apple in Somebody's Eye, But You're Just Applesauce To Me" This was put over in big style, her south ern accent contributing greatly to the general peaSantryS 'Oh. Ka'h- erina" was then played by the Great Unknown" on his demon ac- cordion and then We dashed away. We wandered around the dials, inst a hulk. floating hithrr and thifhcr. without a rudder, We final ly ran into WMCA. where Ernie Col den and His Hotel McAIpin orches- 1 tra helped us 10 pass away the time, "Too Tired" brought Us out Of a ! coma and VIC suddenly realized that ! Ernie and his gang were not so bad, 1 after all, and We awarded them the prize for being the best dance or chestra on the air last night-of those we heard,
 The Duncan Sisters were on the air from WNAC, Boston, this being i a last minute performance. We were unprepared for 1t and we just stop ! ped in 10 see what was keeping the Shepards up so late. "CroSswords' and Cicero Blues" were c'eyerly put over, although three-quarters Of the recital was ruined hy the carrier wave Of some other station, pre- sumably WCEE. which wandered In somewhero and remained with us from then on.
 1T it hadn't been for tho fact that we were looking forward 10 the per !ormance through WGY, WIZ and WRC Of inc Meyer Davis Le Paradis band from Washington, We would have hi. the hay at 10 o'clock, but as We said before, we wanted to hear that band. Well, we didn't. The ! Ie Parads wasn't on tho air and tho three stations were DroadCastinG from the Le Parads roof, where
 len and hs Hotel MicAlnin orches- ira was banging ou' the time, We enjoyed it in a fit Of disarpoint- mcnt.
 That's all for today, thanks!
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27

7:S0 D. m.-Thorton Fisher, sport
 review.
 7:45 9. m.-Harry Cafrcy tenor. 2 ?. m.-Talks on Camping, S:I5 ?. m.-Morningsido String and
 Male quartet, 5:45 ?. m.-NeIen Marshall, soprano g '. m.--Evan Davies, baritone. s:l5 ?. m,-Morningside quartet, a;45 ?. n.-Harry Caffrcy. 10 ?. m.-Evan Davies. 10:lj ?. m,-Smith's Paramount
 orchestra. 1n:55 D. m.-T'me signals, weather. 1i:05 ?. m.-Paramount orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27
VOICESM THE AIR
WENDESDAY.
CPrograms on Eastern Daylight SHv-
 ing Timel
WBZ--sprlngaeld-SSS

' D. m.-Hotel kimball Trio, T:S0 D. m.-Radio Nature League by
 Thornton w. Burgess. 9 D. m.-"The Suite in Four Move
 ments," Op. T, by MoskowskL e:S5 D. m.-Uncle Bill 10 D. m.-To be announced, l0:aO D. m.-Market report 10:4O ?. m.-"Recrca,ioua' A,'rac-
 tons Of New England" talk. lO;j0 D. Results Of games
 played by the Eastern, American
 an1 National Leagues. l1:5j 2. m.-Time slNal> weather
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27
MLIT-philndeIphia--aaA

1880 D. m,--Dream Daddy, ?, m,--Sports talks SIS p. m.-Trayel talk, Delco Piano
 quintet. 9 D. m.-First of series of talks
 on automobile topics. 10 D. m.-ArcadLa dance orchestra. I0:3Q p. m,-Benjamin Franklin
 dance orchestra. lI:I5 p. m.-Conclusi of program.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27
KDKA-Pittsburgh-309

5 D. Baseball scores. 8 D. rl.--BaseDal scores, 9:15 ?. m.--The FrameHork of tho
 World, Talk No. VI; The Geology
 o' OH and Gas" o:5o D. m.-Stockman reports. 9:45 ?. m.--D7y Slitz Hour of Music. 10;55 p. m.-Time signals, weather,
 baseball scores.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27
MNAC--Boston-2s0

6 ?, m.-Chjllren's half hour, t:80 D. m. Shepard Colonial orch. I;g5 ?. m.-"On The Trail With the
 Nagabond.' talk s D. m.-Chelsca Post American
 Legion H.gnt
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27
WOR-Newark-405

SIS D. m.-Tivon theater (New York city) symphony orchestra. T:IO ?. m.-Piano recital; Virginia Whittingham. 7:30 ?. m.-Vincent Lopez orch. 8 ?. m.-"Topics of the Day" S;10 ?. m.-Reba Dale Corder, dra-
 matic soprano. g;30 ?. m.-Nellie ReveN, famous newspaper woman. "Figh.in' Through"
 s:45 ?, m.-Reba Dale Corder. ?. m.-Sam Siegel mandolin, 9:S0 ?. m.-Clarence Muford au- thor, Romance e Frontier Trans
 portation."
 a:45 ?. m.-Carl C. Sack Trio. l0:15 ?. m.-Jascha Gurewich Sax
 ophone ensemble. li:f5 ?. m.-Ciro's orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27
WOO-Phila4iclphia--50s

7:3o 10 10 p. m,-Same as WEAF. 10 ?. m.-Mus!c.
 lo;SQ D. m.--Sylyanla dance orch. l0;55 ?. m,--Nme and weather. II '. m.-Dance music,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27
WCAE'-Pittsb,rgh-iG2

C:3o p. n.--Wm. Penn Music. 7:20 ?. m Sunshine Girl. 7:45 ?. m.-Po!ice reports. S;3o ?. m.-Mrs. F. c. Sheets, so-
 prano l0;30 D. m.-Conccrt
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27
WOI-Dayenport-IsI

5 p. m.-Baseball scores, police bull
 letins, news. S:50 ?, m,-Sandman's visit II ?, m,-Program by American
 Legion Auxiliary.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27
METI-Bostoh-ii6

6;S0 ?. m.-Bie Brother club. 5 D. m.-Trayclc-'s orchestra. $50 ?, m.--Hal: hour concert 2 D. m.-Brodcrick's orchestra. 10 ?. m.-The Sinfo1ians,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27
WGN-ChiCapu---310

9:30 2. m.-College reunion, Chicago G'ee club. 1l:3Q ?. m,--Drake Hotel Terrace Gardens program,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27
NT4M-Cleveland-3Sg

t9 m.-Phil Spitalnys orchestra, g p. m.-East High orchestra and
 Girls Glee. Il ?. m.-CarI Rupp and his Hotel
 Hollenden Entertainers. I2 m.-Phi Pritalny's orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27
WAAAI-Newark--263

z ?. m.-Sports-Majo Tate. T:l5 p. m.-Bidewelps Society orch, ?. m,-Home and Heart Problems, s:I5 ?. m.-Lillian Spitzer, plano. @:O5 p. m.-Mrs. J. NJ. Morris, so-
 prano.
 SEQ ?. m.-East Orange Police
 quartet
 s:45 ?. m.-Mrs. J. NJ. Morris, so-
 prano.
 10 ?. m-Jimmie Theise and his uke 1920 ?. m.--Frank Dailys orch.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27

7:3o p. m.-U. 5. Navy band. 8:3Q ?. m.--InvisibIe Choir. 3 p. m.-"Bas seball News Of the
 Day" 9:o5 ?. m.--Hazel (. Arth, contralto,
 and Warren Terry, tenor. 9:35 D. m.-Talk on Child Welfare. 9:45 D. m.-Ambrose Durkin. bari
 tone. 1o;15 ?. nv. Alfred Falconer.
 dialect stories. 10:30 ?. n.--Program under direc-
 ton Of Bob" Lawrence, 11:15 p. m.-Captain Donald Mac
 Milan, leader Of the MacMillan
 Arctic Expedition.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27

p. m,-Talk for boys and girls. 8;SO ?. m,--Marhet reports. 2 ?. m.--I.aurier concert orchestra.
 Elgar quartet. Laurer dance orch.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27
WIP-Philatlelphia-b0s

?. m,-Weather forecast, 6;05 ?. m.--Benj, Franklin concert
 orchestra. 6;i5 ?, m,--Market reports : D. m.-unclo Wip's bedtime story,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27
Through The Static


 Excellent atmospheric conditions helped out considerably last night, There was no static until nearly mid night and then it made itself heard heard only in O gentle manner. Once in a while slight crash away off in Berlin or some other place could be heard, ondy that. and nothns more. Volume was excellent and New York stations, especially VICES, WMCA and WYNN. were among the strongest visitors. Chi cago reception was good.
 The Canadians. a snappy aggrega ton, played q twilight concert from WNYC last evening, starting at about 7;SU o'clock, but the twilight continued for about two hours and the Canadians finally gave up the fight after playing about everything except the curtain on the studio windows, the bars on the WindoWs and the notes on the building, Wise Crack. We enjoyed On The Road to Monterey" Reception from NNYC during the hours of daylight is in every way satisfactory.
 
 Henry r. Bonander. at the con- sole, presented an exceptionally fine recital from the stuios ot the Aus lin Organ company through WTIC. The deep, full tones Of the organ were distorted in no way and recap ton from the Hartford station could not have been bettered. "The Ques- ton and The Answer" and "Gayotte" were two of his numbers. played in masterful style. The organ 'recitals are big features of the WT1C pro- grams.
 The Gold Dust Twins raised big rumpus through WEAF and kin. 1red broaicasters. They sang q group Of old time numbers, most oi l 'hem old negro songs, varying the recital with selections on the banjo f we're not mistaken, Wendell Hal was mixed ID in the program som g. where, although We did not hear hi. name announced. But hts deep anc musical voice could be detected any u'he-o and we T bet our newest pal, Of hell bot'omed trousers that h, vas among those present.
 We heard WGBB at Freeport Long Island, for the first time. Thi station is new one and operates on ?44 meters. An-organ recital from
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27
WGY-Sbcnsntloah-3SO

6;45 ?. m.-Albany Strand theater
 orchestra. 7;30 ?. m.-Books Of Knowledge
 program.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27

S;53 D. m.-Home Talk, 2 ?. rn.-United Synagogue program. II D. m.-Midnight revue.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27
MnAI--knnsaa CiIr--aAn

10 ?. m.--Star's Radio orchestra, classics. 1:45 a. m.--Nighthawk frolic, Plan
 tation Players.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27
WEAF-Sew York-49.

$ ?. m.-Dinner music, ' ?. m.-Synagogue services, 7:3o ?. m.-C. s. Navy band. $50 ?. m.-Concert by Invisible
 choir.
 2 p. m.-'Ipana Troubadours.' II 10 12 p. m.-Ben Bernie's orch.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27
WFBH--Ncw York-273

6:15 ?. m.-Hotel Majestic ensemble. ' ?. m.-- Pelham Heath Inn orch. 1c;S0 a. m.-Cotton club revue.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27
CNRN-,Ioutrpal-ttt
CNRO--OtiaMa--i3a

9.50 ?. m.-Studio program. Vocal and instrumental numbers.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27

KOA-DCnycr-S13 9:35 p. m.-Sandman's Hour. II ?. m.--Rialto theater orchestra. 1l:l0 p. m.-Studio program in. cluding KOA orchestra. ] q. m.--Dave Ginsburgs Argonaut orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27
MTA-Flgin-303
WCAP-Mashington-46s

?. m.-Vila Olivia program. The
 whole gang,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27

: ?, m,-Dinner concert.
 g ?. m.-Detroit News orchstra. 10 ?. m.-Goldkettc's orchestra
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27
N'T.aR-CIeyeIsnd-3na
WW,I-Detroit-J5S

1:45 ?. m.-Hotel Cleveland orch.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27

NkAQ-San Junn-Jll 5 ?, Municipal band Of San Juan.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27
WGBS-New York-S1s
WNYC-Nev York--5cS

{ .. m.-Cncle Geebee.
 6:30 ?, m.-Elite orchestra,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27
WSAI-CfnCinnatj-32R
MIlM-Cincinnati--4o3

s ?. m.-Sanker's Toadstool orch II p. m.-strtng quartet.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27
WJSR-ProyidenCc.-SO6
WAHC-Rlchmond Hill-316

50 10 II ?. m,-same as WEAF.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27
pWN-HaNana-i00

q:3o ?. m.-Staff band Of Cuban
 Army,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27
WCX-Detroit-5t5
KYW-ChiCagO-536

[ ?, m. .-Goldkettc's ensemble. s ?. m.-Music.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27
kSD-Si. Innis-nl,
KOA-Dcnyer-323

g ?, m,--West End Lyric tAsatcr program.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27
WHAS-IouiSyille-4OO

9:50 ?. n1.-String Division Of K. and I. Terminal Railroad orch. Wayne Lovd's orchestra. Baseball scores News.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27

KTHS-Hot Springs-375 1t:41 ?. n1.-Imogene Carpenter. pianist. Il ?. m.-Arjington Hotel orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27

WSB-Atlanta-42 12;45 D, m.--Margaret and Mary Anderson. classic program.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27

8:So ?. m.-Baseball scores. Dinner
 concert, II p. m.-Rai!Eay Clerks program.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27
WBAP-Fort Worth-47o.-

9;30 ?. m.-Music 11;30 ?. n7.-Texas Hotel orchestra
New Britain herald., 1925-05-27

We heard WGBB at Freeport, Long Island for the first time. This station is a new one and operates on ?44 meters. An organ recital from
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-02-05
HAS CALLS FOR FULLEST
INVESTIGATION.
Beard of Directors Invite Jewish Ma
tionaI Organizations TO Constitute
Investigating Body.

During the past few weeks. state
mrntS have appeared in u Yiddish
weekly, making certain allegations
against Has. Immediately upon the
publication Of the first statement, Has
requested that the editor Of the paper
and committee appointed by him. in
NCstigItc The affairs of Has lie de
clined. Has then issued II public in
vitntion through the press to Jewish
national organizations to investigate
the mnttcr. and inaSmuch MS no ma
tional organization has responded. the
board Of directors Of Has. ut its last
meeting" adopted resolution asking
each of the following Jewish national
organizations TO appoint or elect one
Of its members to serve on n commit
lee To investigate the entire matter:
American Jewish Committee. Ameri-
can Jewish Congress Arbciter Ring.
Amalgamatcd Clothing Workers of
Americn, AguadaS IIarabOnim, Fancy
Leather Goods Union. Ind Order Birth
Abraham, Ind. order B'naith Birth,
Ind. Order Birth Sholom, Ind Arbel-
Ter Ring, Int FurrlcrS Union, Int Lad
les Garment Workers Union, Jewish
National Workers Alliance. Joint
ionrd cf Bakers and ConfcctionerS
Union. j. /. Peretz Writers Club. Or
der Birth Abraham. Order Sons of
Zion. Union of Orthodox Jewish Con
gregnti0nS. United Synagogue of Amer
lea. United Cloth Hat and Cap Makers
Union Of \. A.. United Hebrew Trades,
In lis letter Of invitation. Has
states:
In asking Won to take part in this
Investigation and to delegate one Of
your members To act on your behalf. we
desire to stHtc that Has is very anx-
ions that there shall be- the fullest in.
vcstigation, viii YOU please let us
know the name and address Of your
representative at the very earliest, 50
that there may be no undue delay"
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-02-05
BETH JOSEPH

Beth Joseph Synagog, 2lth and Cur
It's streets, daily services 6:ij a. M,
and at sunset Friday evening,
Hebrew school
The Hebrew School of the Beth
Joseph is conducted by Mr.. Israelite.
Every Saturday afternoon Rev.
Licberman will instruct the members
of the congregation in Mikrod.
Bible Class study
A Bible Glass Study has been
formed to study modern Jewish sub,
jects. All young folks welcome.
New Floor Installed
The new floor has been installed at
the oath and Curtis streets Synagog.
The room is now ready for any en-
gagements or weddings.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-02-05
rETH JOSEPH SNNAGOG TO GIVE
BANQlE

The strictly kosher chicken dinner to
be given at the Beth Joseph Synagog
on Sunday evening. February 18th will
give Denver Jcwry nm excellent oppOr-
unity to see the splendid and ap-
prupriatc improvements that have been
made in this synagog. The beautiful
auditorium one Of the best and finest
cf any synagog in the city will give
the young folks u place of meeting
religious communal and social The
Beth Joseph syuagog members can view
with pride the result of their work.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-02-05
B NJ. II. AUXILIARY

The next rcgula meeting of the
board of directors will lee held in the
synagog chapel Monday February 9th
at L. NJ All members are requested
to he present.
The next regular meeting Of The
Auxiliary will he held Wednesday.
February II at 30 l.. NJ. IN the vcStry
rooms Of the Synagog.
Mrs. Henry Schwartz. .lr., will speak
Oh Abraham Lincoln. Her address will
he Il real treat and every member will
wish To- be present.
Please come prepared 10 settle mp
with dance tickets.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-02-05
OHEB IADEk CONGREGA.
TON

services this Friday evening viii h~
gin nt 1;l5 II. wuugrr officiating Sal
nrluy morning "ryicc~ hrgin at .
o'rl0ck
Hebrew school 10 Hold Public Exam.
inatiOn
The phch Iatck Hebrew school will
hold public examination uf the school
children on SUNDAY evening February
NilI at = o'clock In the vcstry room
"f the yyuagog 2222 Marion street Ia
which Denver Jcwry j. cordially invit.
3D. Come and see what progress the
children have madu Ia short tim,
under the lcnscrship of a m"lcrn teach,
or.
\ line program has hccu arranged
good music nnd speakers and refresh
mrnts VIII he served.
Prizes win be- awarded 10 the best
pupils
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-02-05
BETH HA MEDROSH HAG-
ODOL SYNAGOG NOTES

This Friday night Rabbi G. II. kau-
var will speak on the theme: The
Fable Of The Trees a Lesson for the
Youth of To-day" l.ccause Monday.
February ath i the New Year for
Trees. the Palestine Jewish Arbor Day.
Rabbi G. II. Kauvar will take the Tree
Fable ~ the lesson for the rising gen
eratinn
Services begin M ~ and Cantor g.
kwariin will chant the services: as
,'>tcd by The choir under the leader
ship Of Mr.. Lippe Feingold. \ social
lalf-huur will follow the service The
public l. cordially invited
saturday morning. Rabbi G. IL. Kau'
var will spenl, on the theme: Life.
With nn outlook on the sabbath Of
Snug
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-02-05
BECKER CIOLEN

\ tea will hc given Wednesday. Feb,
runry ilth at = 30 T.. VI. at the Beth
Joseph Auditorium. 24th and Cturis
street. Miss Irene Sylvia IIandclman
the wonderful toe dancer will enter.
tain, ais" vocal solo by Miss Bertha
Edrlsten accompanied hy Miss Leah
Calm. \ beautiful door prize will he
given donated by Mrs Marcus also
beautiful table prizes. Ladies please
rc>orv" this date for this interesting af-
Lmlr
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-02-05
SISTERHOOD or TEMPLE
EMi\l FL.

The Sistcrhood of Temple Emanuel
will meet Monday. February .. in the
Assembly hall Of the Temple Mr.. J..
w Colm of the Department of Phyl-
oSophy Of the University Of Colorado.
BOULDER will lecture on Nationality"
Mrs. l:urtnn Clnmagc will give II piano
solo. and Mrs. Margaret Kyflin will
sing several selections "A. +. G..
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-02-05
Congregational
CONGREGATION EMANUEL

Ur William ; Friedman viii speak
Friday night In Temple Emanuel ldih
avenue and l'Hrl street ou The Ten
commandments Services begin nt
7,li o'clock. All ARE welcome.
sabbath morning services will b"
held at 1850 o.clock An are wei.
come
sabbath morning services win hc
held At Ioao o'rlock, Dr Friedman
win .I,rak uu "Thc Way of the Desert %
The Junior Congregation
The Junior Congregation will meet
sunday morning At lO&n O'Clock
Sis.erhood Meeting
The SiSterhood viii meet Monday
afternoon February 9TH nj 2:n o'clock
\ very Interesting program has been
arranged. Mr. j. W. cohen Of the
Department Of Philosophy or the Uni
vcr,ity NJ Colorado. viii speak on "Na-
tlnnnliiy." Mr.. David +. Harlem has
charge of tho music.
Social Afternoon
The Slstcrhood viii hold a S0cial
afternoon "Wednesday. February nh
at = o'clock. \ pleasant time i
promised To- all who are present,
Reception After Services
\ reception w'.ll he held Friday eve
ming. February l3lh. after tn" services.
Mrs. Max Fischer has appointed TWEEN
ty ladies who win serve ~ II com
mittrc un introduction.
The Bible Glass
The Bible Class will meet saturday
afternoon. February 18th NJ 2:3n
'clock Mrs. Henry Schwartz lr.. will
discuss the Book Of EcclcslaSleS.
Dr. Friedman will speak On "Whnt'>
Going on In the World"
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-02-05

Miss Molly bernstein. II bride 10 he
ful luncheon and shower given Mon
day evening 10y Mrs. Dave Herman and
Mrs. Herman pastcrnack. The guests
spent the evening at bridge prizes go
ing 10 Mrs. Wm. Meyers and Mrs Moe
Cohen. Following the cards. refresh
was the recipient Of many beautiful
gifts
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-02-05
NEW BAKERY OPENED UNDER
MANHATTAN ESTAUR RANT
. MANAGEMENT.

new bakery under the management
of the Manhattan Restaurant prCpric-
tors has been opened next to the Man
haitian restaurant This bakery
promises to be- one Of the best in the
city and will give its patrons salts
inctiOn The tea room will prove an
attraction to the ladies or any one who
cares to spend quiet hour \ first
visit will be followed by others.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-02-05

Thr 'Olst annual report ~ the He
brew Orphan Asylum. Amsterdam ave
Hur l&Gth 10 l:'Nth street. New York.
shows that the bcncticinricS Of the iu-
~titUtiun now number 81. Three hun
drcd and sixty children are boarded
out The total receipts for the year
were SIiS.SGG and th" expenditures
SESG GpS Theodore RoSrnwnd is Pr"si-
dent Samuel Stru~bourgcr, Vice Presi-
dent and Martin Hcckhurd treasurer.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-02-05
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL
CONFERENCE

Delegates from the various Religious
Schools of the city will meet MCnduy
evening. February 9TH nt 5 l.. NJ AT
the Il. NJ. H. Synagug. 10th and Gay
lord streets To arrange for II Religious
School convention in our city.
\ paper written 10y Mr.. Il. Froimo-
vilZ on The Standardization of the
Religious Schools" will lie read
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-02-05
b. NJ. II. RELIGIOUS SCHOOL
FACULTY

The Faculty of the Synagog Rclg-
ions School will meet at the home of
Miss I.angor. Thursday evening, Feb
ruary 12rh. T:45 sharp. \ paper on
by Harry limestone. will he read.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-02-05
ZERA ISRAEL SYNAGOG

Services are conducted daily. Morn
Ing services at G:li II. IN. Evening
services at sunset. ON Saturdays,
morning services are held at . A. m.
and evening services at 1 p. m.