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The Denver Jewish news., 1925-04-23
DELEGATION OF WISH
WORLD RELIEF CONFER
ENCE w L MED AT
MEETING IN NEW YORK.
Tragic Picture Of Russian Jewry To-
day Painted by Members of Dele
CATION

New york-A large number of peo-
pie gathered last night in he audi
forum of Cooper Union to welcome of,
ficially the delegates Of the Jewish
World Relief Conference. DR.. Leon
Motzkln. DR. \. NJ. Eisenstat, and Or.
Oscar Kohn. who arrived here recent
ly in the interests of their organiza-
tion.
Dr. stephen s Wise. DIR, Schmarya
Levin and DR.. Joseph Silverman de
livered addresses of welcome
Or Leon MOtzlSin. president Of the
World Relief Conference. described the
conditions of the Jews in Soviet Russia
today which. lie Snid, were very de
plnrable. and expressed the hope that
American Jcwry would come to the aid
Of their brethren in Russia.
Dr. Oscar Kohn. member of the Ger
man ReichStag and leader Of the So
cialist party in Germany, stated in his
speech;
IN" uulN OF htlplhG the Starving
aud suffering Jews Of Europe lies up
ON the shoulders Of American Jewry.
There is no one else to 4rIp them"
\ very trngiS picture of Russian
Jewry was painted to the audience 10y
Dr. EiscmStadt. Chief Rabbi Of Pctro,
grad
The reception Mt Cooper Union was
arranged by the Federation of Tkrain.
ian Jews in America, In addition Ia
Dr. \. Carnlnick who presided over
the meeting. addresses We're also de
livcred by John l.. Bernstein. president
of the Has. Morris Rothenhcrg. Rru-
hen Brainin and the speakers named
above
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-04-23
Officers and Trustees Chosen

In addition to the reports Of officers.
other business before the meeting in.
cluded the election Of officers and
trustees for the ensuing year. These
are DR.. W. $. Friendmnn. rabbi
Henry Frankie. honorary president
Samuel T.. kohn, president; DIR. Robert
Levy. vice president Berthold Flesher.
treasurer Joseph Harrison. correspond
Ing secretary; Samuel Lehman. a.
nancinl secretary; and Marcus d. Bar
lsaacson. Julius Wallbrunn. Or. Haskell
Cohen. Nathan Rothschild. Louis Stern
and Morris Cohen trustees
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-04-23
Report Of Mrs. Max Fischer, President
of Sistrii,OO<l Of Temple Emanuel.

ME- ir'Sldrht. pnlcer>, Board OF III
re'tors ana congregation Emanuel -
Another year has elaSped and II Is
again my privilege 10 present TO you
the annual report OF Emanuel Sister
mood Ter the year l92i-2J.
II y never comforting TO record the
passing ot Time; vet. for Emanuel Sis
terhood the past season has been sue
ceS>ion Of happy satisfactions. The
iond hopes ana dreams OF last year
have becoln" the Joyous realities Of
| TINS.
with the completion of this beautiful
now Temple, the Sisterhood have been
able TO take their initlativc steps to-
ward greater activities We have seen
our Junior organizations enjoy the
fruits of our labor, and we ourselves
have experienced n closer spiritual and
S"cliil contact.
l. me Slstcrhoou Is, Ms yoh know. Il
religious organization. II Is our duty
to promote religion In the home, among
cur young people and In our own lives.
II is our endeavor TO encourage by
every means possible a higher cultural
standard among our men and women
and, above all. 10 foster NIL activities
That VIII emphasize 10 ourselves ana
To our Christian brethren. the princi-
pies for which Temple Emanuel has al
ways stood.
alton of Temple SisterhoCds we needs
must follow certain plans outlined for
MS by the executive officers. We have
certain obligations to meet, and these
we have discharged with credit to our
selves.
But it is 10 our home activities that
these that You. as a congregation, are
vitality interested.
For the benefit OF our new members
and for those whose memories should
he refreshed. this report aims TO out
line very briefly the work of the Sister
hood and 10 pay Il mild tribute to the
ladies who are giving so generously
their time and energy TO this Orgnni2a-
tion.
The Sisterhood have for years paid
the religious school tcachers-the Ii
brarian-rhc Saturday morning organ
ist in our Temple. The Sistcrhood pro
vide the sabbath altar flowers and as
sumo the expense of the extensive con
firmation decorations-we maintain a
free community religious school at oath
and Curtis, purchase material which Is
made 50 beautifully into garments for
the charitable institutions by our sew
ing committee. We provide refresh
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-04-23

P''"Nl"' 'hdl u IhlHhh'l E~l'fhouu mas
gon" forward and we know that II has
and " Emanuel sistcrhn"d exempt
lies the principles for which our faith
HnhdS-nnd We know that II does IT
" "'alis" OF The inspiration the spirit,
ilhl guidance, and the friendly cncour.
ng"mcut Of unr beloved Rabbi. MAY
tod spare him TO Ms for many, many
years.
| There have been >, committees de.
N"icdIS working during th" past year.
f.hch commitle" has its own Important
P'"'' 'o""'hs tue ini"'iIh- OF our obli'
-"''"' ~ H'S'''H'"" an" lhlS th'y
'',' ""'c must "u''lu'''''N'
i"' 'is''''""d eN'ei" very nearly
"P'''''"'i"h !" hrS' ~ W. Nnldman
WI" "'s S''''" :" wen Us chairman
VI '''' """'r '''h''i''ec' MrS' Nald-
"''''' '"l'''> 'hc H""pa'h hllaf MOWERS
w ""' ~" ehci week 'h'''pN bringing
" AZ VI Sshp''hH' "i'" 'he'f' IRON
Wv "ll"'c organization we thhnk
'''' ""N h''i''ciN"h i"I h'r "iiilhG'
neNS !" serve IN conjunction with Mrs.
""''''''h 'i'> i''N' s'ir'
~" 7'n'''''""" nave "''ee" beeh
"'l"''"'e III n''Ni'is MIS- Leonard R"th-
S''""r Us 'i'"'rh'''h oi 'he 'uhior Ton
t''S"''"Ii' Hh' ms ""rN'7i :" iaith-
l"'e !" N''i' 'hlS niue PAM III young
'o'NS ."sf'her ""r'he inc year mat
lucy h''en' receive re'is'"uS stimulus
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Mrs' Au"'ph MOTIFS as mead OF our
Immunity ''"""A H'ho"' reports
'E"'A S"''e>'i"i "">"ii' f'"ch year
TINS 'eiiIi"us s'h""i mas shown marked
P'"@'cSN IN" II j. ""'' !" 'he uhseiilSh
'"'r'> vi "r>' MOTIFS
III our own ieT'l'e Eilhhuei Reis-
'o"S school MIS-. schwartz reports
''h"'r year WIN a' over no" attend
"n'e '"'h SUNNY
W. 'i'"i'N N'S' i'o'n> ~ hher' chhlr-
man vi 'hc ieieph"he company Tor her
"'"''HS "el'h"h"'e >erNlce>' Mr>' MAX
schuyler """ "rS' '"ii"S MIN hi"hg
WAN '"''r Ni>'''i'S communities LOT 'helr
Earnest cooperation III CHUNG on the
SIGN ana the hc"c"'hers-'o Miss Aimee
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we eN'eha grateful appreciation 10
MIS-. II. flesher' chaiiipah ot me Me
''"ri"' ri""'r ''e'' WE. A''rh"ii'ah
an" NrH' Joe s''ershii'H III chlrge OF
,he 'hlohgram coh'hlttee' 10 Mrs
'"'''> ""il'r"ih WHO nus ;" he'lutllu'-
!! written al oil the SlS'eri""ds h"tcS oil
courtesy l" hr>' Jun" MOTIFS ana MrS'
'"H' H's"''i''' ''i"'riii"h vi inc hiiahc"
'"h'i''i'tee' I" MIS- Al frice ana All "l
'he laule> WI" 50 skillluiiS melhed the
ch''"reh ''"'h's NJ inc Nal"ihi HOS
P''hl' I" MrS' MOTIFS "hh anu MIS-.
Mike ha"ih' chairman al the STUDENTS
hospitality committee" MIS- >. H. h"hi
IN" hrs' Nate oii'i' aN chhirlhhh "'
Tue mouse committee ana I" MIS-. !"
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-04-23
Rabbi Kohn Speaks at Meeting
of United Synagog of America
Express Unanimous Opposition to Religion in Public
SchOol-Strong Stand For Separation of State and
Church Taken BY New York Branch of United Syna-
cog at Their Fifth Annual Meeting

shallow spirited, lest In acquiring tho
arts and cultures of other civilizations.
he neglect his own. The problem II
the Jew at college is the problem Of
retaining the Jewish Impulse while
attaining the humanitarian outlook
"Thc problem Of the Jew at college
Is problem If survival in which the
Jewish will TO live Is the greatest
single fact0r
I ut is gratifying to soc that the
past decade has witnessed an impor-
/ tnnt change In the spirit Of the Jewish
college student Whereas formerly the
bond which united Jewish students To-
rether and forced them into the Same
fratcrnitics was the bond Of com
tn he admitted elsewhere, today there
l. common enthusiasm and a positive
loyalty which is more and more draw
ing Jewish students together.
Jewish life needs the participation
or the college trained man and wom-
an. First. there Is a need for greater
measure Of trained intelligence. Com
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vision and accurate thinking are Of ten
forced upon laymen whose only quail
oc,,tors oro GOOD ,n,.n,ions
for greater sense Of dignity in Jewish
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I.odtro Tho u,v for many o,ber orcon-
izations Of religious endeavor which
saw fit to tax. nm similar work. only
after the example was set nv MS
The United Synagogue sends ont
students Of The Jewish Theological
seminary TO small communities cray
ing for ruidonc. and advice. n se-vlc.
inyalunhle 10 them toward building nm
their communities and congregations.
establishing religious schools and so
oial ccnters." 1t furnishes trained
teachers To the small communities.
Mr. Nutt.rperl called attention 70 the
Students Uouse which has been estah-
lished nv the Wcmcn's Branch of the
I-nitad Synogorue an West 1l3th street
and which WINS dedicated early in
ApriI. To the East side community and
settlement bnuses conducted hy the
Womcu's Branch and 10 the creation
.or an educational committee which
aims tn co.ordInntc and stapdardiza the
methods of religions Instruction In
schools attached ia svnagocues
NJ, s.,,u,J SnfoooI nrosidort -,
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=, ,,.., til. -, .. -.
n,o t,sniro,;,, ~ tho ,oto Mrs No,u-
Il, Schrcbtcr. ounounced that i'm ,ddi-
tion I, n students House on Columbia
c,mpus similar hmses for Jewish SIN
dents ARE In contemplation for CITY
cnlI.a, and Wow York University
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-04-23

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The Denver Jewish news., 1925-04-23

We have moi hecn unmlndful or th
spiritual aud social demands 1T on
iucmbcrs. We extend wolcomln,
hand to the CONGRATULATIONS gates
We hay" cared for the sick We hay,
sent our messages Of love TO those il
joy and these In sorrow and above nj
stands our Sistcrhood Bible Glass .
spiritual JOY aud pride tn rs all.
To Alr. and Mrs. Nate RothschlIt
We extend our sincere ana most CRATE
fnl appreciation Of the untlring Labor
they are constantly giving to our Sis
terho"l. They are not only serving
most capablv In the capacity Of treas
urcfs which entails no end Of tcdiou,
work-+hut the printing of the Sister
hood communications has been handled
entirely by Mr.. Rothschild to the more
than complete satisfaction Of the en-.
tire organization.
We thank Mrs. Edwin Eisendraih
our recording secretary. and Mrs. Hcn
Solomon. our corresponding secretary.
for their very efficient work In their
respective offices. Much Of our prestige
with the executive office depends on cur
correspondence II Is hy our
monthly records that our own members
are made cognizant Of the work being
done. These two ladies have filled
their positions with credit to the sis.
torhood
We are now an organization mum.
herring iol members and for this splcn-
did growth we are indebted to Mrs.
Alma Lehman and all of her hard
working committee.
70 Mrs. VIM. s. Friedman. chairman
of the program committee, and Mr..
ID. T.. Harlem and Mrs. Morris Krohn
both in charge Of the music. is due
entire credit for the success Of our
monthly meetings. These ladies have
underworld 10 present to ms only the
prove an inspiration.
but TO add 10 the delightful socia.
bility of these meetings have been the
excellent services Of Miss .Guss.c
X sensky and her tea committee. and
Mrs. Louis Adclman assisted hy the
ladies Of social committee.
One Of the shining lights Of our Sis.
tcrhood l. our sewing committee under
the very capable supervision Of Mrs,
j. Shetian. No less than twenty ladies
sew here In the Temple every Friday,
and during the past winter 2Gl gar.
monts have been completed by this
corps ct faithful workers.. Thanks to
Mrs. VIM. Drgen and her willing com
mittee these garments have been de-
livercd promptly to the j. G, Il. s,
The Federated Charities. The Shelter
ing Home and the National Jewish
Hospital
The afternoon bridge and nah iongc
NJ. d. Barnett and Mrs. Nate COIN
have been one of orr new and highly
successful ventures. These affairs have
stimulated socIabilitv and have proved
an incentive for enlarged activities next
year. These ladies and their commit
tee are now putting the finishing
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-04-23

president, Samuel T.. Kohn. and the
members Of the board the salary Of Dr.
William :. Friedman had been raised
TO Slj,0~ Reports Of various com.
mittccs were given and approved show.
ing the splendid cooperation existing
between the rabbi and the members Of
his congregation.
Report Of Samuel f.. Kohn, President
Of Temple Emanuel.
II Is with pleasure that I again ap.
pear before You to give an account of
The activities of the congregation dur.
ing the past year.
We may thank God that our efforts
during the past year have been crowned
with success beyond our fOndest expoc.
tntions
The new Temple is completed. We
have n magnificent auditorium. artist
cally decorated and as beautiful place
of worship rs one can find almost any
where. When one enters the Temple
lac feels he is in place of worship. AS
the decorative design has been carried
ont In such manner as to awaken
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members.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-05-01
TUNING IN TONIGHT
TO-DAY. MAY I
Copyright. 1925. by Audio Service

800 p. m. KFDM, Band. XIX, Organ.
KJR, "Theaters." KGW, Concert
WBCN, Ffreside hour. WCAY, orches-
ira, vocal. WCCO. organ. WDAT, ora
torical contest. WEEI, entertainers
cyes MGN Sosla classical. steal WGR; BANQUET WAR.
program. WMAQ. Wideawai1e club.
WNYC, German music. woo, program
WOO, orchestra. WORD. Columbia pro-
gram. WOS, talks, musical program.
,s,,is,v wRW' program, ITr1 ball scores. WsB,
VITO. musicale. WPG, program. WV.
orchestra. /,
s:ls ,. N. KNx. travel talk. Motor
logue.
s;20 p. m. KYW, farm program.
$50 p. m. CNRA, orchestra. KFNF,
Gravity High school concert XIII,
Childs program. KSD, quartet KOB,
science course. KTHS, pianist. WCAL,
book talk. WEEI. garden talk. WFAA,
High school band. WIN, orchestra:
1000 p. m. KOA, orchestra. KPO,
program. KTHS, orchestra. KYW, mid
night revue. WCCO, musicale WEBH,
vocal, instrumental. WEMC, bible,
violin WGR, Hawaiians. quartet, WY.
WIS, WIS theater, quartet. WOAW,
band. WOO, organ. WPG. orchestra.
WRW, orchestra, vocal.
10s06 p. 1n. ,vAHG, piano, songs.
1910 p. m. KOA, one act plays.
WNYC, book talk.
1915 p. m. WMAQ, Bellman and De
Svenske chorus.
1os2o p. m. WAHG. Harmony girls.
1Qs25 p. m. WIN, Storage Bat
teries". orchestra.
1880 p. m. KFAE, Child program.
WBAP, concert. WGY, orchestra, So
pr.ano. WIZ, orchestra. WIS, orches-
ira, contralto. WOO, orchestra.
11so0 p. m. XII, organ. XIII, music
KNX, West coast, program. KPO, or
chestra. WBCN, request program.
WEAF, orchestra. WGN, Jazz Skamper.
WGR, orchestra. WAR, baritone. or
chestra. WRW, orchestra. WQJ, or
chestra.
llsao p. m. CJcM, vaudeville. KFoA,
vocal. farm talk. KJR, recital WCEE,
midnight program. WIN. revue.
VIVID. program. WIS, Ford and Glenn.
11S45 p. ma WSB, entertainments.
1900 p. m. KFI, Herald program.
webb, orchestra, vocal WIN, parody
revue. WHO, dance, VINO, Frolic.
WSB, entertainers.
1880 p. m. KJR, Chamber of Com
merce program.
12s45 m. WDAF, Nighthawks..
100 m. KFI, Spanish program. kew,
Hootowls. XIX, Orchestra XIII, orr
gan, orchestra. WOAW, midnight
$500 =. m. xxx orchestra. wQJ,
Hotsy Totsy hour.
300 =. m. kNX, nighthawks.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-05-01
Both King and Queen
For the Nav Festival

IT will be real royal court at
the May Festival in City Hall on
Saturday afternoon, for there will be
both King and a Queen of the May.
/ And the royal couple will be the
most diminutive pair that have ever
held forth in regal splendor. The
Queen Of the May will be Barbara
Downing, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles E. Downing, and the King
will be little Joe Paine, the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Paine. They
of course, will have a host of at
tendants, the names of whom were
printed in the Journal Thursday.
With the royal couple selected
from the really little folks, the May
Festival this year promises to be
even more enjoyable than. it has
ever been and 1t Is safe to say that
the picture presented in City Hall on
Saturday afternoon will be one of
the most attractive ever offered
there.
The committees in charge Of the
event, who have been untiring in
their efforts. are:
General committee-Mrs. Earle
Bither, Mrs. Roy Flynt, Mrs. Charles
Paine, Mrs. Harry Patten, Mrs. John
Wadleigh and Mrs. George Wilcox.
Candy table-Mrs. Flynt, Mrs. BIZ
ther, Miss Ethel Partridge, Mrs.
Beans. Mrs. Andrews and Mrs. Web
ster.
Food table-Mrs. Simmons. Miss
Simmons. Miss Louise Selbing. Mrs.
George Wadleigh and Mrs. Elmer
Newbert.
Grabs and balloons--Mrs. Herbert
Locke. Mrs. Coombs, Mrs. Bailey.
Mrs. Longfellow and Mrs. Sturte-
want. zs's
Ice cream-Mrs. Cooper, Mrs.
Sturgis. Mrs. Fearebay. Mrs. Du-
rant and Mrs. Patten. 7ssss
Doors win be open at 2 o'clock and
the program will begin at sharp
o'clock. .-Ady. M 81
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-05-01

$50 p. m. XIII, Musicale. wFAA,
Women'S hour. WGY, Sunday School.
WCTs. Orchestra. WMAQ, Recital.
-, eoo ?. n; KGo, Musicale. Wcx Or
WGBs. Uncle Geebee WGY, Orchestra.
organ. WNAC, Dinner music. WRC,,
stories. WSB, News, stories. WTAM,
Orchestra. ,WWJ. concert.
ei06 p. m. WIP, Program.
yS SnS ?; n. KDKA. Concert. also
$50 p. m. CNRA. Stories. CNRT. Or
Stories. WEEI. Big Brother. WFAA.
Stories. WGBS, "Your Radio Problem,
music. WGN. Skeezix Time, organ.
WGR. announced, WGY, Health talk,
ei4s p. M voc, Chimes. WoAw
roo p. n. KGo. Orchestra. KDxA
scores WAAM, Sports, music. WBCN
! Juvenile hour. WBz. Markets. stories
WDAF. School of, Air. WGY
loves theater. WIP. Uncle Wip
WIZ, Orchestra. WoAW. Story. woR
sta.l! 9.is ?; ;,s. m. KDKA, Stories. wcrs
7:5o p. m. Kpo, Orchestra. wcAE
WGN. Drake Ensemble: Blackstone
chestra. WIN, Orchestra. VIVID. Con.
cert, organ. WY, Organ. voc. Sand
man, lecture. WOO, Concert. CNRA,
r. program; g e KFNF, High school. concert
night WEEI, Program. WFAA, Yes
pers. WOAW. Violinist, pianist.
1855 p. m. KYW, Uncle Bob
7A0 p. m. WGY, THE Boomerang"
wills, Family League.
1850 p. m. WMAQ, Ford and Glenn.
voc, Radio drama.
800. p. m. KYW, Concert. WGAZ.
Collegians. KGW, Stories. WAAM. Pro.
gram, WCAE. Talk. WEAF, Happiness
candy Boys. webb, Orchestra. WCTS.
Concert. WDWF, Lecture. WEEI. Ro.
tary Club, WGR, 'Thais". WHB. Men
and Boys Hour. WIN, musicale. WIS.
Bethel choir. WNAC, Concert. WNYC''
Music talk. WOAW, Announced. sports
WOO, Child health. WAR, Musicaie'
WQJ- Concert. WIZ, Vocal vito
Concert, WWJ, Orchestra.
oi15 p. m. KDKA, Address. concert
WI' WWIIJD' Child's hour. WILT, recital.
$3.50 ,. q. CNRT, Program. KFAB.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-05-01
EVERETT STONE

The interest of Everett o. Stone
as senior partner OF the firm OF
Stone and Cooper, coal dealers, Will
be taken over by the junior partner,
Llewellyn N. Cooper at the close Of
business this week, as Mr.. Stone has
decided to retire after more than
40 years connection with the coal
business in this city. During that
period he has seen many changes on
Water street and has himself moved
several, times.
Mr.. Stone came to this city about
AZ years ago to settle the estate Of
Fernando Swain, his brother law.
ing a coal business here and Mr..
stone took it over at that time. The
Office was then situated in the block
now occupied by the Shaw grain
store and he continued the business
there for two or three years.
Then he moved to the store now
occupied by the Postal Telegraph
Co. The coal scales at that time
were located in front of the Office on
Water street and there they remain
ed until the street was first paved.
This, was about 1888 or 1889 and a
building was constructed by the
city for the use Of the company and
placed on Commercial street. Mr..
Stone recalls that he paid the city
the sum of $500 for a six year lease
on the building.
Later he took in Charles White as
q partner and shortly after sold out
to Mr.. White. Mr.. Stone went to
Providence, r.. l.. for two years and
then returned. going ito work with
Mr.. White in the same Office. About
II years ago. he and Mr.. Cooper
bought the business and have since
conducted 1t under the firm name of
Stone and Cooper. Last fall they
moved into new building on the
road which leads to the wharves, as
1t was necessary to give up their
building on Commercial street IN
order that the street might be Wild
ened. The new building is ideally
situated for theig purposes. being In
sight of their wharf and coal shed
and within 200 feet of Water street.
Mr.. Stone in drawing comparisons
between the methods used in bringing
coal to this city when he first en-
tered the husinass and, the methods
used now. pointed to d pictnuB. on
the wall which shows three schoon-
ers, tied up side by side at his wharf.
In those days the coal was brought
to this city In schooners which
brought from $50 to $50 tons. Long
strings OF barges such as are used
low were unheard of.
Theslcoal was uploaded from the
schooners by means OF buckets which
We're hoisted by horses and 1925 to
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