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The Denver Jewish news., 1925-08-13

The many friends of Mr.. A. Stein
for many years connected with the
Strickland Drug Company at fremont
place aud sixteenth street, will be- In.
ter,~ted TO hear that Mr. Stein has
opened drug store Of his own. known
as. the Pencol Drug Company, at Col.
fax and Pennsylvania.
Dir. and Mrs. Joseph Brown, Dr. and
Mrs. Morris Lon and DR. Ben Lon Of
Des Moincs motored to Denver and
were the house guests Of Dr, Browns
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Brown of 1917
Irving
The many friends of Miss Clara
feldcsman will he pleased to hear that
she Is rapidly recovering from mn np-
pendicitis operation she underwent Au-
gust s at st. Joseph's Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Brody announce the
engagement OF their son, Ralph, to Miss
Billie Prltzker. recently of Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Children Of the Hofheimer Prevento-
rum, National Jewish Hospital, were
guests of the Golden Rule Chapter OF
the Order of The Eastern Star at n
most delightful picnic ut Elitch's Gar
dens last Friday afternoon. Mrs. A.
Rosenblum was In charge of the affair,
and assisting her were the following
members of the organization Mes
DANES A. Rosenblum, John S. Fine
Alex Hayutln, william Farbcr, Ed
ward Lowy, Ben Schwartz, u.
Schwartz, n. Lyman, Goldnower, Joe
plotkin. Helstein. Max II. Goldberg,
Sara Lee Miller, and Miss Esther
Schwartz.
Mr.. md Mrs. A. NJ. Krcnsky of Chi
cngo were visitors ut the National jew
ish Hospital last week. Mr. Krcnsky is
National Trstce of the hospital and the
chairman for the State of Illinois for
the B'Nai Birth Infrmary Building
campaign recently conducted through
the central west for the National Jew
ish Hospital.
Monday night Mr. and Mrs. Nathan
son, accompanied by Mr.. Jack Burns,
entertainer extraordinary, and superin-
tendent of the West End Home of Bos-
ton, and Mr.. Leslie Goldberg and Mr.
Josephson of Denver, entertained the
patients of J.C.R.S. Sanatorium with
songs and sketches. Their offerings
were enthusiastically received. En-
cores were eagerly demanded and
| cheerfully given. Many of the patients
had seen Mr.. and Mrs. Nathanson in
the East and the performance took on
the character OF n reunion, warm and
friendly The patients enjoyed II
hugely.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-08-13

In n recently published article Naomi
Cohen, popular writer. brought to light
the many Jewish marriage customs
that prevail In different lands The
unique costumes were most wildly
dcscrilNd by Miss Cohen, 49,
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-08-13

% one Of the outstanding events of last
week was the wedding Of Miss Doris
Appel, daughter OF Mr.. aud Mrs. jacob
Appel to Philip salimnn which took
place In the midst of large gntlicr.
ing of friends, at the woman's club
on Tuesday evening, August iith. After
a brief honeymoon trip Mr.. aud Mrs.
Suliman will reside In Denver.
Cantor Greenland will spend Sunday,
August 23rd In Cheyenne, Wyo.
Mr.. Albert Cohen, connected with
the Denver Jewish News will spend the
week end In Cheyenne.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-08-13
Social Neus
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Continuation
Mrs. Morris Hayutin entertained at
a bridge luncheon at the Colburn
hotel, honoring Mrs. Rose Wilhelm,
of New York City.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-08-13

Mr.. Harry Shuman, of the Colfax
Cleaning Works, returned from a
two weeks vacation spent in the
mountains.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-08-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Cook and Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Cook and families,
and Miss Belle b. Bernstonc, Termed
a party who spent ten days at Man
itou.
Mrs. Goldie VeNland arrived Thurs
day from a two years residence at
Buenos Aires, having resided former
ly at Kiev, Russia. She will make her
home with her children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hyman Vexland, of 1888 Tennyson
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Levine and
family have moved to their beautiful
new home at 2572 Hudson street,
where they will be pleased to see
their friends.
Mrs. Morris Stubeck and little
daughter, of Salt Lake City, arrived
Monday to visit relatives and friends.
They are the house guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Cohen.
Mrs. Archie Sweet motorcd down
from bonanza Saturday to remain n
short time with her mother, Mrs. Al
bert levin.
The L. Y. Il. Club entertained with Il
picnic supper at the Motor Club Sun
day evening, followed by mali joneg ut
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sydney Kohn.
Mrs. Ethel Simmons, daughter Melba
and father, H. Mason, from Kansas
City, are visiting in Denver with their
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Rossman
and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Harden
Mrs. Rosa Shapiro and daughter
Emily left Sunday for New York City,
where they will remain three months
They take this means of bidding their
friends good bye
Misses Eunce Klein and Dorothy
Singer are guests at the Cliff House,
Manitou.
Mrs. j. Schriber and Miss Rose
Schriber. who have been visiting rcla.
tivcs and friends, returned "Wednesday
to their home in Atlanta, Ga. They
take this means of bidding their friends
eobd bye.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-08-13

Vt is mans sincerity and depth OF
lylt: Heroes and Hero Worship.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-08-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Cook and Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Cook and families,
and Miss Belle b, Bernstone, formed
a party who spent ten days at Man
itou.
Hyder weekly herald., 1925-12-02

hat would have been consid- cred princely a few short ears ago. Countries which In 924 produced 87 per cent of he worlds total have during he first nine months of this year produced 804,364 tons, ul m average of 89,374 tons monthly. If the same rate is maintained during the last three months of the year the output from those countries will reach 1,O72,486 tons, com pred with 954,893 tons III 1924, or an average of 79,575 ons monthly. Add another 1O ger cent for output of count ies not considered in the .bove estimates and we find hat the worlds output fol 925 will approximate 1,180,-
 90 tons.
 So far as the United States , immediately concerned, the
 greement by which the Brit h colonies will not permit he exportation of zinc ores u
 ountries outside the Empire
 as had a very stimulating et ect, at least for the present here is more demand fol inc prospects of merit than
 any time in the memory 0. ae oldest inhabitant. The aarch is general in all the tates of the West, with C aady market offered, not onIs
 ere, but in Europe, particular y in Belgium. The outlook for
 oth lead and zinc was never
 etter and in all human prob -bility the present satisfact- )ry conditions will prevail for many years to come.
Hyder weekly herald., 1925-12-02

The promptness with which he request of some of the ad- nirers of Woodrow Wilson hat a postal stamp be issued n his honor has been acced- d to is but further evidence >f how the American leader f the world war period lands out in history. When he suggestion was first made here was question of lack of
 recedent for honoring a pres . ent so soon after his death n exception was made in the
 ase of President Harding be- ause he died in office.
 4 dispatch from Washington,
 owever, showed that all such
 uestions of precedent hac 1een dismissed. The desire of : resident Coolidge that a Will
Hyder weekly herald., 1925-12-02

Every year, it seems, more and more people are living outside the influence of home life. The fireside fellowship, cultural influence and fratern~ al spirit of the home circle is not now the potent influence it once was in shaping the life of the family's members.
 President Coolidge aptly re- marked in a recent address. Look well, then, to the hearthstone. Therein all hope of America lies"
 In these days of movements If all sorts-reform, moral up- lift, civic betterment, etc.-why rot a movement among par ents to reestablish the home
 ircle? Or don't parents care! lave they too lost their inter. ast in their own hearthstone?
 It is a question. Certainly the
 hildren can't be altogether Iu blame.
Hyder weekly herald., 1925-12-02

Producers of lead and zinc gre enjoying the most prosper ous and stabalizing conditions in hi5tory according to a re, sume of the situation relative to those metals by Sidney Nor man, noted mining authority. Owing to the wide disseminat- ion of both metals in this dls- trict the figures given should provide much information and encouragement for the local miners Most pertinent to the local situation is the fact that the article shows that the ev- er-grow;ng scarcity of botn metal is forcing a search for Loth l ad and zinc properties which can hardly fail to bring the To al field into prom Eence.
 Acto ding to MT. Norman the demand for the two metals is inc -asing 1y leaps anC bound no new sources of ma jor eL niy having been devel oped T many years and no Sat isfa .'ocy substitutes for either metal have been found. IneA orab.y the laws of supply anC dema d are working acutely tC the e1efit of domestic pro duCeT
 Du .hc first nine month of ..l ear the production c lea om countrie3 which laa yea applied about 80 pc cent yf the worlds suppl reached 328,862 short tons, o. at th rate of 103,2O7 ton monthly If the same rate is maint;.l during the last quarter of the year, the total production from those count ries will reach 1,238,483 tons compared with 1,140,380 tons in 1894 or an average of 95,- 032 tons monthly. Add to this years total as above an- other 20 per cent to cover sources not enumerated in the estimates and we find that the world 5 output for 1925 will appr ximate 1,500,00O tons.
 her 's practically no surplus ,.l ha either here or in other countries, and yet pro- Y: .,on 's being forced with 5Hc-y zpedient at our colIl. nand.
 IT. ,e condition, although
 rha T less acute form, ex- 3 | reference to zinC. 0ass he despised metal, it has
 into great and appar- cntls lasting demand at price,
Hyder weekly herald., 1925-12-02

The Episcopalians have de- leted "obey" and with all ms
 worldly goods I thee endow" rom their marriage ritual, but here will be the same con- 3picuous absence of obedience and endowment under the aew regime as under the old.
Hyder weekly herald., 1925-12-02

Men who are temperate in ali things are not as apt to suffer from gout,~ lumbago, indigest- ion, heart trouble and general grouchiness as the man who every day of his life violates any one or all of the laws Of nature.
Hyder weekly herald., 1925-12-02
Just For Fun

Some people put their best ;oot forward so far that the other one never catches up.
 We earnestly hope that the ad school of experience will lave no reunions.
 "You get mad at a friend. Call him a fool. He calls you , fool. Both are right. Or you wouldn't be mad."
Hyder weekly herald., 1925-12-02

son stamp be issued was com municated to the post-office department, and later it was announced that the tribute would be paid as soon as poss- ible. Undoubtedly it will be generally approved.
Hyder weekly herald., 1925-12-02

In crowded bus a stout lady vainly endeavord to get hel fare out of the pocket of hel coat, which was tightly button ed as a protection to pickpock- cts. After she had been trying without effect for some min utes, a gentleman on her right said:
 Please, allow me to pay your fare" % =
 The lady declined with some anger and renewed her ar- tacks on the pocket. After some little time the gentleman again said:
 "You really must let me pay your fare. You have already unbuttoned my suspenders three times, and I can't stand it any longer.
 I like this kind of weather; with zest it fills my soul,
 And heat-begotten lethargy no longer takes it's toll.
 With energy I'd rush to worK, ere 6 o'clock has fled.
 If only in the morning I could climb out of bed.
 Walter Blanton reports that a speeding auto near town met a bridge approaching at a rap id pace. The bridge came out winner.
Hyder weekly herald., 1925-12-02
DOUBLE ENTRY

Clerk: Tve-er-had an addit- .on to my family, sir.
 Absent minded employer. Addition? We'll, if it's cor rect enter it in the ledger"
 T'ramp-"Would you please subscribe my fund for beautl- flying the village?"
 Native-''But, my good man, how are you going to beauti1y the village?"
 Tramp-"By moving on to the next village"
 In making his famous jump from the monkey, man seems to have leaped only into the State Legislatures.
 Anyway, the falling off in the immigration of unskilled laborers ought to help solve the problem of parking spaces for their cars.
 Wheat crop is short a little this year. But wild oats are plentiful according to the police.
Hyder weekly herald., 1925-12-02

A boy will say T seen" ex- .cept when there is company and he wishes to behave nice ly..Then he says "I have saw
Hyder weekly herald., 1925-12-02

The old-fashioned way was for the printer to set a three em dash whenever the word hell was mentioned, but these days we are more up to date and less prudish. We either print the word hell or just say a four-letter word meaning fire and birthstone.
Hyder weekly herald., 1925-12-02

ly..Then he says "I have saw "
 Oren F. says he read in the paper where married men were the best liars. Ben Oien says there's no use for a bach elor being a liar at all.
 Mary is pretty,
 Mary is sweet
 She looks so little,
 But you should see her eat.
 Maybe, says Pete Wilson, some nick town definer could tell how to unhick a town.
 "Yeh," says the Townsite kla, "my sister had an awful fright last night"
 "How was that?" asked his pal.
 "A big black spider ran up her arm"
 That's nothing. had sew ing machine run up the seam of my pants"
 After all nothing on earth can move as rapidly as a thor oughly idle rumor.
 Railway Gatekeeper-Keep back there till the train passes. l ain't got no time to sweep you up if it hits ye.
 Henry Ford, having achieved quantity production of cars should try his hand on quan- tity production of parking space.
 Balloon trousers and balloon tires are all right. It's balloon heads that are all wrong.
 The story is told in Stewart that dog with an injured leg trotted into the doctors office and held up his paw for re- pairs. Then he ran over to the newspaper office and adver- tised himself as lost.
Hyder weekly herald., 1925-12-02

Job Printing Neatly Done At The Herald Job Shop.
Hyder weekly herald., 1925-12-02

Present day justice is not only blind, but deaf and dumb, ac- cording to the Blueberry Kid.
Hyder weekly herald., 1925-12-02

Oren F. says he read in the paper where married men were the best liars. Ben Oien says there's no use for a bach elor being a liar at all.
Hyder weekly herald., 1925-12-02

Balloon trousers and balloon tires are all right. It's balloon heads that are all wrong.
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