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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-06-30
STOPPING PLACE REACHED.

From the Jackson Progress-Argus
Former Governor John Nj. Saton is one of
the cearest thinkers Georgia has produced in
a generation. He points out the danger of in
creased taxes. There must be halt, some
where, and Georgia is pretty close to the
stopping place.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-06-30

Italy will begin negotiations this week re-
earding her debt to the United States, which
does not mean necessarily that Rome imme-
diately will ship treasure to Washington as
first instament
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-06-30

Evolution is a subject for the colleges and
universities, and not for the courts and the
state legislatures 1t is one Of the peculiarites
OF our American life during the last decade,
however, that whenever we. encounter prob
lem in government, economies, religion sci
ence art or literature we Immediately fly to
the legislature for final decision from that
omnpotent body.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-06-30

The editors OF the Third district will hold
their quarterly meeting at Butler next Sat
urday Editor Charles E. Benns will be host
to the scrbes, which is assurance that it will
be an altogether delightful affair. Editor
Charles F. Brown, OF the Cordele Dispatch,
is in charge OF the program, guarantee that
it will be Of interest and helpful to the scribes
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-06-30

Down in Thomas county they are agitated
over fence or no fence That harkens back
to the time when we used to have some very
hot elections in Terrell with that as the issue
1t has been so long ago, however it is sur
prisng to know that it has just become
subject of discussion in county like Thomas.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-06-30

Some men spend a half day looking for
the shortest way to do piece of work that
could be done in an hour
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-06-30

Farm products can't be marketed proftably
without buyers, and the farmers are just be-
ginning to learn that advertising will help to
find buyers.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15
COLFAX ATHLETIC SOCIETY

The Colfax Athletic Society were
represented last Monday mt the All
Club Conference" by Mr. William
Ginsberg and Mr. Rudolph BoskOvitz
accompanied by Mr.. Sam Fox. The
project, which they were told about
will he placed before the club at the
meeting. The delegates were well sat
isfiei with the project. Mr. sam Fox
and Mr.. William Ginsberg were chosen
as permanent representatives for the
club. ,..
The club wishes TO renouncc the
statement made in the last issue that
Il final agreement has been made he
tween the club and Miss Johnson,
Superintendent Of Physical Education
10 permit the cup, which we won in
an indoor baseball league. to I've placed
in Chcltenham School. But the final
decision ma ybe decided within this
week. The error was due TO mis-
understanding between some of the
members and Miss johnson.
The club has decided to take pictures
next week and invite all the former
players of the indoor baseball team
TO enter in the picture.
The election committee will soon de
eide the outcome of this weeks cleo
tion. 1t will be published in the next
issue.
The "visitCr's Day event is two
fold. To further the interest of ac-
tivitieS among the Jewish people and
to advocate the project of the Jewish
Community Center. which has been be
gun 10y the "Al-Club Conference" !"
Many Jewish prominent speakers and
a speech probably by Mr., Martin
WeitZ an da few speeches by some Of
the members may constitute the event
If you are interested in Jewish affairs
come You are invited.-C \. S.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15
THE FLEE HOPPERS CLAN

Tile time Is drawing near to the
greatest and most unique. dance Of the
year. Everything is in readiness for
this dance, which you'll never forget.
Ernie Moore and his Incompatible
syncopators have lot OF surprises in
store for you.
All those who like to dance aud enjoy
good music will not miss this dance.
The prizes viii HE furnished through
the courtesy of The Adams Shirt Shop.
Kaufmans lIaherdashcry and RAT.
ner's Tie shop. So be sure and he at
this unique afrqir The club win he
open for applications after january -
1875.
Remember the date, The Flee Hop
pcrs Hop, at the Coronado club. Sun.
day night ,Emiary 5IO25. Head.
quarters for tickets Mt the aforc named
stores and the Markham hotel More
next wcck-iI. Z.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15
JUNIOR COUNCIL

A very large attendance was pres
ent ut the Junior Council meeting sun
day. January II. Mr.. Milton SChayer
told some very amusing anecdotes and
incidents. Mrs. Burton Clamage ne
companied by her sister, Mrs. Berry.
sang most delightfully."-, and Miss Rosa
Rosenbloom showed unusual ability
and talent in her piano selections.
DO you like to play car,lsy Here's
your chance to come to a real card
party-the Junior Council Bridge ASH
any membcr-eycrybody is invited
The charge is small and goes to very
worthy purpose, the place and date will
he announced In the next issue.
One big. good time for everybody
that won't cost anything That's the
aim. You'll learn more about it soon
H W.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15
FREE DANCE-JOE MANN'S OR
CHESTRA

It's for the Junior Il. B's. A free
dance. refreshments and the assurance
of n wonderful time are the treats pre-
pared for all Junior b. B's.
Final plans have been made for a
stellar initiation TO he held Sunday
afternoon, January % at 2:3O at II.
NJ III. synagog. The class receiving
the degrees at that time will be known
AS the Charter Member Class. Its
membership is limited to 100 so if You
are considering application you must
act quickly as the quota is rapidly
being filed.
The benefits of belonging to the
Junior B'nai Birth are many. You
are enlightened on Jewish subjects.
The organization is for Jewish youths
between the ages of 10 and Il who
have good moral character.
Just consider what II will mean to
you in the future to have belonged to
IN organization such as the Junior
Order B'nai Birth. The aims and
purposes of the order are similar to
those of the Senior order.
We are going to start out by giving
the initiates n free dance the evening
Of the initiation We have secured the
best Of everything Mann's or.
chestra and refreshments. All free for
Junior B. B's.
No application will be acccptd for
the charter member class after Sun
day, january IS; SO If you want to be
included in this group you must act
quickly and write to w. Snyder, 3J2G
Concjos ri. or call at S1S 18th street
for an application. Call Main 7O6l
and blank will be mailed to you.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15
Il. VI. II. MEMS CLUB MONTHLY
MEETING

The Il. NJ. II. Mems club held their
monthly meeting in the ballroom Of
the Synagog Wednesday evening, Jan
uary II, 1925. An attendance of 100
witnessed an Interesting program con-
Sisting Of an excellent talk by District
Attorney. Foster Cline Mr.. Ben Levy
with Isham Jones of Chicago, one Of
the most famous orchcstrns in the coun-
try, was secured for this program and
displayed his wonderful ability at the
piano, which was Immensely apprcciat-
ed by the audience. Mr.. Sam Levin
son aud his son, Joe, furnished few
moments Of rcu Entertainment in his
original sketch "Thc Italian Grad
mtc." Mr.. Lester Goldberg, the lead
er of the Mems club quartet sang II
pleasing number '.All Alone" Rabbi
c. +. II, Kauvar gave brief talk on
good and welfare
The regular business of the club
was conducted in the usual manner
after which the Morcy Mercantile Co.
Of Denver represented by three young
ladies served Solitaire Coffee with
pure cream and sugar aud cakes galore.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15
Club Neus
ROMA GIRLS

\ regular meeting Of the Roma Girls
took place on January . at the home
81 Mis- Rose Soltz. Installation of
the new officers took place The clectcd
officers are Clara Reiwctz. president ;
Matilda Kleiman, secretary; Rose
Toltz. treasurer aud Dora Appel. sarg,
eant-nt-nrms.
Plans were discussed for a club ~.
cinl to he held Mt the home Of Miss
I0he Radctsky on January II. Plans
We're also made for future open meet
ings.
A letter was received from the Al.
Club Conference and our delegates will
be the Misses Matilda Kleman and
Kathryn Speyer
New club pins were decided upon
which will soon bc seen worn by all
the club members.
A social hour followed the club
meeting and Refreshments were served
by the hostess.-M. X, $.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15
THE T, T. T.. GIRLS

Tie regular meeting Of the z. 7. T..
Girls was held 0t the home of Miss
Minnie Ginshcrg sunday evening. Jan.
uary II. business was discussed con
cerning the debating team. The dele
gates Of our club have visited the All
club Conference, aud we are glad Ia
say that "" may join
Mis- Minnie Glnsbcrg was elected
publicity manager
There will he q visitors meeting sun
day, January Is, and all those wish
Ing to join, above the age of fifteen,
please call the secretary. Miss Goldie
Iicllcrstcin, Champa o30S-J, before
Sunday
The next meeting will he held at tho
home of Miss Minnie Heller, Sunday,
January Is
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15

Cigars were furnished for those who
desired 10 smoke.
The Mems club presented a late
model automobile Of Il miniature size
which they had purchased and donated
TO the Ladies' AuXiiary for their bu-
zaur which will be held sunday eve
ming. January 18th in the Il. NJ H.
ball ROOM "
Plans were briefly discussed in re
gard tn the proposed minstrel show
that the Mems club are planning for
the near future of which burton Clam
age Harvey RoSenbioom, Lester Gold
berg and Herman Goalstone are the
leaders.
The next meeting Of the club will
be held on Wednesday, February T.,
All members of the Club and their
friends are cordially invited to reserve
the date and attend the meeting. \
real program Of entertainment has
been arranged for the February meet
ing. Don't forget the date.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15
SATELLITE CLUB

The last meeting oft he Satellite club
was held ut the home of Miss Jeanette
Schwartz, December ~. Installation
of officers was held:
Miss Celia Penn, president Miss
Jeanette Schwartz, secretary, Miss Ida
WCcnSIcin, publicity manager
The new members to attend the next
meeting are: Miss Rosalie Taper,
Miss Esther Lang and Miss Lena
Cramcr.
\ novelty and bridge party concluded
the program.
The next meeting is To be held Mt
the home of Miss Ida Wccnstein, Jan
nary /, 1925
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15
THE IMPERIAL PUZZLER

In view of the fact that nm unusual
event will take place ON the 22nd cf
Februnry. 1925, mt the Coronado club,
the Imperial puzzler has issued the fol
lowing statement:
by authority vested in me- hereby
declare that all work he suspended
with on the evening of the 22ud of Feb
ruary and that permission is hereby
given TO all puzzle fans to attend the
Adonis Cabal dance, which will he
held at the Coronado hall.
Fhis, my order, you will kindly in
form other members of the puzzle fam
lily so that they may have sufficient
time to prepare for this occasion.
"tSigned) IMPERIAL pUIILER. g
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15
ORIOLES"

The Orioles held meeting in the
Dickinson Library this Tuesday In
which William llranSon was elected
captain Of The Basketball team
Last Saturday the fast going Orioles
defeated The Neighborhood Iluusr. "
~ to -. "pubbcrs" Snyder and
Dunleyitz We're the scoring hcrocs for
the winners. Snyder scoring - points
and Dunlcvitz scoring 10. Marks
Sacks shown for the losers.
The club would like to have rhnl-
lcngcs from teams who uverngo the
age of nftccn.-S. II.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15
TROOP '53 ORGANIZES TEN PIECE
ORCHESTRA
Ry HAROLD SHuTERAN

ten piece orchestra was orgauizrd
under the direction of Samuel VI. Gold
berg. A play was planned by Mr.,
Louis Hcllerstcin with the cooperation
of the troops.
We are rapidly improving our troops
SO we can he listed as one Of the best
troops in Denver. This can be accom-
plishcd best thru the leadership Of our
senior ratrol leader solomon Knuvar
and our two scout masters, Samuel VI
Goldberg and Louis Telcrstein.
Snappy. full Of pep, live wise boys
are urged to join II good scout troop.
The troop meets every Tuesday eve
ming at the Community Center, ID
avenue and York street.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15
CENJAl RIA> CLUB

The last meeting Of the Ccntaurlnu-
was held nj the home Of brother Cen.
tnurinn Ben nuhin A music program
was hud before TIDE meeting Several
big Affairs were discussed. md which
are to be- held In the near future
The scml annual election of officer,
were held and the results Wvrc a. FOL
lows: President. Marion WoScuhaum
viccprcsldcnt Harry rcrloy; srcrc.
tary, Herman Susman; treasurer, Joe
Lcvlnson. with these new officers We
are hoping to make these affairs the
best ever
l.. Swatch this culmu IL. l..
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15
SUNSHINE GIRLS

a regular meeting 0f the Sunshine
Girls wns held Saturday evening Jan.
unry 10 |..
We nre now open for members Al
those wishing TO join between the ages
Of Ii to Is, please cull Champn i2lS-W
or write to Fannie Grccnhcrg, 1856
Bryant street.
The next meeting will he held lnuu-
AIRY Il at the home of Miss Bertha
Gcllak.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15
j. o. Y. GIRLS

\ regulnr meeting of the J q. Y.
Girls was held at the home of Mrs. X.
bernstein.
An election of officers took place.
Those elected are: president, Miss
Rosie Sniderman; vice-prcsident, Miss
Rose Hoffman; secretary, Miss Hazel
EdcIStein; treasurer. Miss Elizabeth
HoSkelio.
With our new staff of officers we
hope to make this terms work, more
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15

The conference called by lbu Saud
to Mecca for the purpose Of discus
ing the plan to create Moslcm League
of Nations will, as It now appears, hr
nothing short Of a failure Nearly all
the Moslcm countries hive refused to
send representative TO the conference
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15
OPTINiISTS

\ meeting of the Optimists was held
at the home Of Mrs. Mathew Wlndrl
followed 10y cards Dainty refresh.
mcnts Were served. The last meeting
was held at the home Of Miss Anna
Agren. The evening was spent in play,
singing and sewing. The next meet.
ing will he held at the home Of Miss
Bess Bloom Tuesday evening, January
~ mt 1913 Federal Blvd-A. W.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15
ROBERT STRICKER RESIGNS
FROM ZIONIST ACTIONS
COMMITTEE.
NewIsh TcIegraphIc Asencyl

Vienna Robert StricIcr. member Of
the Austrian House Of Parliament and
Zionist leader. rendered his resignation
from the Zionist Actions committee. il
a communication addressed TO the
Zionist executive In London.
Mr., Stricker gave as the reason for
his resignation in health 1t is known,
however, that Stricker is in opposition
To the plans Of Dr. Weizmann concern
ing the extension of the Jewish Agency
and the participation Of non-Zionists
In IT,
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15
Y. D. Il. CLUB

\ regular meeting of the y. o. u.
Jrs WIS held Monday evening. January
L. Matters of importance were trans
acted. \ future dance was discussed.
\ half hour social was enjoyed by
all the memhers.-S. Il.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15
PARAMOUNT CLUB

The Paramount club will give their
tenth annual Nonpareil Dance Sunday,
February 10Th, at Coronado club. Mu-
sic Will be furnished by Joe Mann's
Rainbow Lane tBroadcqsting) or,
gt,pstru
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15
SlO<IAN CLUB

Final arrangements have been com.
pletcd for the Sixth Annual sionan
dance TO be given at the Coronado
club on February 1st Mt $50 T. ".
Joe Mnuris l,ainbow, Lane orchr n
viii be- featured An invitation ! OK.
tcudcd TO nll-M II.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15

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The Denver Jewish news., 1925-01-15

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The Alaska fisherman., 1925-10-15

could fish below the closed area" We suspected as much, and we found that the same closing order in Lynn Canal began just above the last good trap site owned by Burkhardt's company. We now refer to the Eldred Rock trap. We did not sus- pect MT. O'Malley to confess that he allowed that trap to stay in at the request of MT. Burkhardt, but the inference is that he did.
 We have wondered why traps in Icy Straits are permitted one and half miles apart by MT. O'Malley, whereas the Advisory Board recom- mended that they be not closer than two miles. Perhaps MT. O'MalIey talked with some other Burkhardt, and reduced the distance to save some other Eldred Rock trap.
The Alaska fisherman., 1925-10-15
JOHN R BEEGLE

This enemy of resident fishermen dces land-office business with resi- dent fishermen.
 He is a strong advocate for clos ing Prince Rupert to American fish ermen. These fishermen, however, be- lieving in turning the "other cheek, and so swarm to his office for one last kiss just before departing for Prince Rupert.
 We have often wondered why the Deep Sea Fishermen's Union do not call meeting for the purpose of requiring all their members to give the Beegle all their business. If he could get strong enough, he would close Prince Rupert and then the bottom would drop out of the hall- but market.
 Do not forget how you slaved for halibut at one cent to three cents :: pound before the Canadians built their railroad to Prince Rupert.
The Alaska fisherman., 1925-10-15
TALKING WITHOUT
 THINKING

The prosecuting attorney was eX- amining a negro witness.
 "Now, Mose," he said, "tell us what you know about this fight"
 "Well, boss" began Nose, q think-'
 "I don't want to know what you think Tell Us what you know"
 "I think"
 'I told you not to tell Us what you think"
 "But boss," said Nose, apologe tically, "I ain't no lawyer. can't talk without thinking.' g.''-Everybody's.
The Alaska fisherman., 1925-10-15
THE ALASKA ADVISORY
 BOARD

The Bureau of Fisheries pretends that it's regulations, so unsatisfactory to the resident shermen of Alaska and so satisfactory to the large trap owners and cannerymen, have had the approval of the Alaska Advisory Board.
 What actually happens is this: Henry O'Malley, Chief Fish Commits sioner, prepares burch of rules, talks them over with Burkhardt and other influential cannerymen, secures their approval, and then goes before the so-called Alaska Advisory Board and announces to them something as follows: "These are the rules which we propose to promulgate for next year. All in favor say Ave- " The mays" are never called for. In the language of one of the Advisory Board, the pretense is described as follows: "It (the meeting of the Advisory Board) was the darndest bluff I ever heard of. They did not want any advice, nor did they have any use for anybody that offered any"
 In talking to another member of the Board, he said to us: "The meeting was cut and dried. The rules adopted cannot be supported by reason" And yet Henry O'Mal- lev had the nerve to sit in our of flee and tell us that the rules were approved by board of Alaskans.
 He rather innocently stated the truth when he made the following remark in the presence of Congress- men Free, White, and Assistant Sec retary of Commerce Ritchie and the writer: "Before the rule closing the Lyrn Canal District was put into effect I had a talk with Fred Burk- hardt and he told me that the rule was all right and that the Natives
The Alaska fisherman., 1925-10-15
CAUTIOUS

It was at the altar.
 "Do you take this woman to be your lawful welded wife; to have and to hold, forsaking all others"
 "One moment, parson," said the groom-to-be; and, stepping aside, he bent over a gentleman in the sec ond row and held a whispered con- ference.
 "All right, go ahead" he said when he returned. "I just wanted to put that up to my attorney. .''- Richmond Times-Dispatch.
The Alaska fisherman., 1925-10-15

Senator Wesley L. Jones says thar "the respectable citizen" who fails to observe the law is more danger ous to the United States than the "Red" He was not thinking of George Moody, representative from Fairbanks, either, who Thought it by the case and thus fooled the Juneau profiteers" as he himself expressed it.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-28
SOLVE MYSTERY
Of VEN us
CALENDAR
Strange Time Coua: ct
Mayas Is Revealed
by Scientists.

CAMBRIDGE, Dec. 2S.-C?)-The
mystery Of the Venus calendar evolved
by the ancient Moyas OF Central Amer
lea. has been solved by DR.. Herbert J.
Spindcn, curator of Mexican archaeol-
ogy on the staff of the Peabody mu-
scum at Harvard. An announcement
from the museum today said that DR..
1 Spinden has completed a correlation
between the strange and wonderful
time count of the lIayas and the trpe
astronomical positions of the planet
Venus in the sixth century B. c.
This achievement supplements the
discovery Of DR.. Spinden two years
ago of the secret OF the Magyar time
count and is the elimination of inyes-
legations carried on :o- many years by
members of the museum staff.
FINDINGS AGREE.
DR.. Spinden's findings with regard
TO the Venus calendar of the Maycs
are in complete agreement with those
reached for the annual calendar OF the
ancient people and for dates in their
day count according to the correlation
with modern chronology announced by
the Peabody museum two years ago.
At that time it was shown that the
first date in the rev world was Aug
ust =, 613 B. c.. when the Mayas be-
gan to give each day its consecutive
number and to keep a sharp record OF
celestial events. and that the perfected
annual calendar was inauguratcd in
the winter solstice Of $50 p. G.
WORKINGS PROVED.
DIR. Spinden is able to prove that
the Venus calendar Of the Mayas was
put in final working order between
two ris.ngs Of Venus as morning star
in conjunction with the summer sol
stices OF 53S and $50 ID. c..
Tho Venus calendar depends upou
the fact that Venus. holding an orbit
inside that Of the earth. makes T.; rcvo-
lutions around the sun in about two
days less than eight years. Viewed
from the moving earth. the planet
seems to make only five revolutions.
These being the five laps she gains
over the Garth in The uneven race. TO
gain lap Venus first swings out
thaVNSh opUte ana pasScS D2nlnn int
sun, when she is lost to view Mt the
end Of the phase az morning star.
INVENT TINE COUNT.
Then, to oyeriakc. she swings wide
a%ain and turns in between the earth
and sun. Approaching the end of her
race Venus is brilliant object as
evening star going down into the west
soon. after sunset. At the finish she is
lost in the sunlight ut inferior cor
junction only to emerge before sunrise
as morning star.
Having inTcnted a time count and a
system Of hieroglyphic writing which
gave them means of accurate record,
the MaySs studied the mysterious COM
inS5 and aoinss OF Venus. They found
that the planet disappeared for eigat
days between the last glimpse of her
il the wet and tac first in the cast.
and that the same phases of VEINS
came back in about 94S days on the
average. SO that five Venus years are
Tirtually equal to eight ordinary year.
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