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New Britain herald., 1926-02-01
MISS BEARD DIES
 IN FAR.0FF CHINA Missionary Was Formerly a We'll
 Known Resident of Berlin TAUGHT SCHOOL IN TOWN
Automobile Turns Over On Bcrlm Turnpike - League of Women voters Schedules Round Table Djsc,lssion-ltCms of Interest.

Miss Phoebe Beard, a former resi- dent of Berlin, who, for the past five years was missionary in China, died while in that country late in December, according 10 word which las been received In Berlin. Miss Beard was about 31 years of age.
 She was well known in this town, having resided here about six years sgo. She was for two years em- pioyed as a teacher at the kenslng- ton Grammar school. her residence lcre extending not far beyond that reriod of time. During h.r stay in Berlin she resided with Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Honiss at their home on Hudson street.
 Her pleasing personality won her great many friends in town, who will be srieved to learn that she has passed away. It is understood that she has been i'll for several monthS. She was the daughter of -lr. and Mrs. William Beard, her father also being a missionary in the Orient. Upon learning Of her daughters serious illness, Mrs. Beard left this country for China. arriving there before Miss Beard died.
 Miss Beard received her commis- sion as a missionary, at tho Berlin Congregational church and t was in the auditorium of that church that the ceremonirs incident to becoming a missionary were carried out. She is survived by four sisters and one brother.
 To Discuss World Court
 round table lHcussiGn ON "Th" World Court" will be the feature 0: a meeting of the Ktnsington League of Women Nutcrs which will be held al L>gior hall On Tuesday eve ring, Feb. g, al s o'clock. This pro- gram should be of great interest to all members of the club, inasmuch as the organization is making q careful study of tho world court, taking in all inc arguments for anu srainst It's effect on the world Tn general and it's purpose in regard to international relations.
 The discussion win be led by Mrs Inez J. Crane and several members have been especially delegated tc take part in the proceedings. The discussion will be based partly or tha talk delivered before the cluh several weeks ago by Mrs. Ward Duffy of West Hartford and upon information secured from other sources. The members are plan ming to make the meeting interest ing as well as educational and the attendance Of all members is re- quested so that it may he a success
 Five Hundred Club
 The Five Hundred club of Ken sington, an organization which ha' been in existence for several years will begin activities for the seasoI on Saturday night, when meeting will be held al the home Of Mir. ana Mrs. Harry Burnham. Mir. and Mrs Burnham will be assisted In enter taining the guests by Mir. and Mrs Ora c. Edgeriy. The club boasti of a comparatively large member ship and some enjoyable time have been held in the past. Tn meetings will be held on alternat' Saturday evenings throughout th remainder of the winter.
 Car Turns Turtle
 An automobile. the driver 0
New Britain herald., 1926-02-01

club and the Boys club. will de- liver the first of series of health talks His subject will be. "Scien- titic Physical Training as Applied to Girls" Members of the club have been especially urged to be in at tendance.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-01
Bullet" Joe Bush Goes
 To Washington Senators

St. Louis, Feb. 1 (P)--The St. Louis Browns today announced the trade of Bullet" Joe Bush, veteran pitch CT and Johnny Tobin, outticldcr, to the Washington Senator's for Tom Vary, left handed pitcher, and 'Win' Ballou, q young right handed pitcher. No cash was involved,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-01
Ran,iSt Church Notes

The regular meeting Of tho Ladies Aid society of the BapjiSt 'hurch will be held at @;30 o'clock tomor-
New Britain herald., 1926-02-01
Hartford Tribe to Visit

Sicaogge tribe, No. 26. l. o. R. M, of Hartford will trail to this city tomorrow night for a visit to .Compounce tribe The members Of the Hartford tribe will confer the hunters and warriors degree on a large class of candidates. An enter tainment and lunch will follow the meeting
New Britain herald., 1926-02-01
Marriage .\nnounCc,l

The marriage of George Dalgcr and Mabel Nayana, both Of South tngton road, has been announced. Tho ceremony was performed about two weeks ago.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-10-28

tPo,ItIoaI Adverti-rmenp
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-10-28

during the past few years, now ap-
pears In new rolc-canddate for
State Senator on the Democratic tick
ct. MIR. Quiat happens to be the only
Jewish candidate running in the COM
ing Colorado election. His support,
however, will not be recruited on the
narrow basis of his racial contacts
He has received the unqualified sup
port Of the Denver Civic League. and
is recommended by the league us one
OF the four best qualified candidates
for the office.
Backed by Non-Partisans
Although this is the first time Mr..
Quiat has run for office, his record
with the Democratic party extends
over considerable period. He was
nominated without opposition by his
party in the last primary. His fight
against domination OF government by
secret organizations has won him the
endorsement of the Van Cise Anti
Klan club and the Constitu.ionahsts
while his progressivism has made him
the choice of the labor organizations
Of the city.
Native Of Denver
Mr.. Quiat is native of Colorado,
born in Denver in 1892. He attended
the Cheltenham school and the West
Denver High school. He prepared for
the practice of law at Denver rniver-
sity, from which he received his de-
gree in 1918. He was one Of the
first Denver men to enlist when the
war broke out, was on the firing line
in France, and is now an active mem-
ber Of the American Legion.
Active In Community Affairs
Mr.. Quiat has four children. He
is active in the Jewish community,
and has aided in the various Jewish
drives which have been held in Den
YER. He is thirty-sccond degree
Shriner Mason, member of Column
bine Lodge; member of Denver Lodge
Ill, B'nai Birth; and member of
the Denver and American Bar Asso-
Citations.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-10-28
New PALM THEATRE
CREDIT TO COMMUNITY

The opening Of the New Palm The
atre, at West Colfax avenue and Grove
street. last Tuesday night was a gala
affair.
Jewish people, in the West Colfax
district particularly, have long felt the
need of an up-to-date show place such
rs the Palm Theatre. The crowds that
Intended the shows last week best at
;est the appreciation of those people
who like good show, and who dislike
The trip uptown to see one.
The management deserves the sup
port OF every Jew In Denver for the
interest shown In financing this theater.
md in decorating and remodeling the
old Palm. West Colfax can now point
with pride TO this house OF entertain
ment, for not only is its material mp.
oearnnce improved, but fhe standard
being set in its class of entertainment
is commendable.
The Intermountain Jewish NgwS ey-
tends congratulations 10 Mr. Charles
Earnest, and wishes him every success
in his undertaking
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-10-28
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7QZERNg3GNE G2gzE!;XlEg] Gl,j!g:!!l!;! =

Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Ginsborg an
nounce the engagement Of their daush-
ter. Molly. to Mr., Max Mannison Of
this city.
Misses Saralee E. Miller and Mir
lam r. Hellerstein have just been
pledged 10 the Kappa Delta ri fra
sernity, national educational frater-
mtg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Loeb Of Mont
gomery, Alabama, announce the birth
of baby boy. Mrs. Loeb was for
merly Miss Elsie Magyar, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Magyar Of 1864
Franklin Street, Denver.
In honor Of their eighth anniversary
the L. A. F. Girls entertained Tues
day evening with 4 dinner at the Ar
gonaut. After the dinner the mem
bers attended the Orpheum Theater.
Announcement was made by the
vice president that in the recent
membership recruiting contest Of the
lodge M. Y. H. Spiegleman had won
frat place by obtaining fifty-aix new
menbsrs. Mr.. Louis Shutsran was
awarded second place with = record
of forty-three new members.
Mrs Sig Hilb will spend the week
end At the Broadmoor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wolgemuth
have moved to their new home at 625
Adams, where they will be glad to
see their many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Abraham will en-
tertain with . bridge party Thursday
evening.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-10-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Max Hart Of Los An
Eelcs. formerly of Denver. are the
proud parents OF baby girl, born
October I.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-10-28
CHEYENNE
By ABE GOLDSTEN
PApne S0

The 1867 term of the Mt. Sinai
Sunday School was opened on Sum
day, October 25th with about fifty
Ave children present.
Mr.. Abe Goldstein, superintendent
Of the Congregations Sunday School,
addressed the pupils, calling attention
to the importance of their Hebrew
and religious training. He urged both
teachers and students to make this
the outstanding year of the Sunday
School. a. -. s..,
The faculty of the Mt. Sinai Sun
day School for this year comprises,
besides the superintendent, the Rev.
A. Rosen, asst. superintendent; Miss
May Marchick, principal; Misses
Libby Hoffman, Ida Astrican, Ethel
Goldstein, Pearl Veta, Marjorie Can
tor, and Messrs. Jack Shuman and
Sol. Bernstein.
Mr.. Harry Shuman, Of Denver, is
visiting with his mother, Mrs. Rose
Shuman and other relatives in Chey.
,nne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pasternack, Mrs, Sol
bernstein, and Mrs. Bornstins visited
y Denver, leaving Cheyenne on Sat
srday the 23d and returning on the
Aext day.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the |. o.
8. B. are giving Novelty Hard Time
dance Sunday, October 81, 1926, at
800 o'clock P. NJ, at the X. C. hall.
Good refreshments and an excellent
orchestra. Everyone is invited.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-10-28

Guldman, whose generous contribution
to the institution, short time ago,
made it possible for it to take its
place among the leading hospitals in
the city, IL being recognized by the
American College of Physicians and
Surgeons as a standard hospital.
The friends Of Mr.. Guldman and
the institution are invited and urged
to attend the reception which will be
held from 3 to $50 P. NJ.
Members of the board of directors
will act as guides, and the ladies' aux
iliary will serve refreshments.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-10-28

Mr.. Julian Love and Mr.. Alexander
Bucllman will spend "HomeconinG
Day" at Colorado College, Saturday.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-10-28
ZELKIN BROS.

Managers Of the Mutual Muitigr.ph-
Ing Co.. 609 Kittredge Bldg. will save
you money on Multigraphing, Address
ing. Mailing. Printing and Nfir,eo-
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-10-28
HOLY BROTHERHOOD
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Members of the Chebra Kadisha Of the
Y. NJ. II Congregation wish to an.
nounce II anyone desires their services,
they call on Mr.. l. .Wandel. Pres. TeIe.
phone Franklin 3021-W. IT,.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-10-28
DE N YER
Rslbs1 RA1ssA
Yh~ap Main oo55

October always presupposes Hallow-
Gen with It's charm and eAyety,
titches and apple cider This yeni
Nill be no exception TO the rule, a.
Evidenced. by announcements Of thu
following social activities inspired by
Halloween
The Literary club entertaining at
the Denver Lyceum.
: The Live Wire club.
The celebrntion at the Louise Guild
man Community center.
The Phi sigma Delta dance at the
Olln Hotel.
The Phi Beta Delta dance at the
Motor Club.
And the children's party at the Ma
tional Jewish Hospital.
Miss Zelda Brilliant left Sunday for
Chicago where she expects to remain
during the winter months.
We are glad to note that Miss Rob-
erta Jane Grimes is recuperating nicely
after her recent Illness.
Mrs. Dora Lindner entertained her
Thursday club In her home.
Mr.. B. MufYs, formerly Of New York,
b now living at the Cosmopolitan
hotel and Is affiliated with the radio
department of the May company.
An unusual surprise party was given
Monday Afternoon In honor Of Mrs.
Fred Epstein. ex-president Of the
Ladies Auxiliary. A very pretty
leather hat-box was presented to her
%ith best wishes for an enjoyable trip
south
Mr.. and Mrs Max Hart Of Los An
geIes. formerly of Denver. are the
proud parents OF baby girl, born
October I.
Mr.. Julian Love and Mr.. Alexander
Buckman will spend "Homeconln1
Day at Colorado College, SaturdaY.-
!. Mrs Irma Meyer will entertain The
Friday club.
= Stanley Shubart, son OF Mr. and Mrs
y. Shubart, was selected to be oAe OF
jfe delegates for the Colorado Engi
peer convention, held in Minneapolis
Curing the past week.
The Argonaut Hotel was the scene of
bridge tea" last Sunday, when the
I. u. \. girls entertained thirty
guests.
= Mrs. 8. Freed Of Mt. Vernon, New
York. who has been the use-guest o1
Her sister and brother. Mr. and Mrs
D. weisner, for the past five months
left for her home Monday.
!
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Sosnowitz announce
Che engagement of their daughter
Rose to Mr. Ben Gilbert of this city
: Afcr spending the entire summer In
the east, Miss Carolyn Meyer returned
60 Denver Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Schlessengel
entertained the members of the Pin
ochle club with a lobster dinner at the
Nevnrre
Tho frtapIg Of Mr. A DriPp rpndprp
Him surprise party in his home, Tues.
day evening.
Mrs. Toe Jaffee and Mrs. VIM. S
Friedman motored to Colorado Springs
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ro Rindskopf' enter
tained with dinner party Thursday
evening, in houor- of the birthday OF
Mrs A. T. salomon.
sMrs Frieda Horowitz. who has been
with the May company, will leave for
the east Monday. She takes this
means of bidding her friends goodby
AIRS, \. NJ. Hyman entertained the
Nah Jong club in her home, Wednes.
day.
Mr.. Morris Cohn Is entertaining his
brother of Seattle, Washington, who is
spending a few days in Denver
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Steinberg of 1901
Monroe. were the host and hostess at a
beautifully appointed six o'clock din
ner. Inst Sunday evening, liz honor OF
their son Marvin's Bar Mitzva. After
the dinner the sixty guests played
bridge
|MAx JuJD['EE:L-OMH JOEL
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-10-28

brothers.
Mrs. NJ. Teshler will leave Tuesday
| for an extended trip to New YORK.
Mrs Fred Levy entertained Saturday
at one OF her series OF bridge and xsA
long parties.
We are glud to s~e that Leroy ..
'ohen Is recupcrating nicely from an
stack Of the flu.
Fifty guests enjoyed the hospitality
{ their hosts and hostesses, Mr.. and
drs. 4. N. Lyman. and Mr.. and Mr..
Icrman Lindner, when they were enter
tained at dinner Tuesday evening at
Baur's.
Mrs. Charles Gree aclay will leave on
Tuesday night for washinetos. d. O..
where she is to represent the Denver
section of the Council At the sas~sakA
trienn.al meeting u the National Csvn-
ell OF Jewish Women. Enroute she
will visit her SOC Gerald In PittshnPgh.
Mrs. l. Levy entertained the Tuesday
Sewing club.
Mrs. Sam Isaacson WAS the hostess
II a pretty luncheon. Friday In her
home,
Mrs. Dave Knollie Of Newark, n. j.,
IA the house guest OF her sister, Mrs.
Joe Diner
Mrs. F. Horowitx was hostess Of a
farewell party, Sunday, when she en-
tertained In honor Of her daughter,
Frieda, who win leave shortly for the
easf.
Miss Lenore LANCER left Monday for
Billings, Montana, where she will visit
her cousins, the A. Wagners
SIrs. Any Meyer entertained the
Thursday club.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Levine enter
tained last Sunday at family gather
ing. honoring Mrs. s. Freed.
Mrs. Max Ray WAS the hostess OF
bridge party In her home IsH Thars.
day.
EstelIe Adclman will leave Wetines.
day for trip east, where she viii
spend the winter. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Sosnowitz enter
I tanned with a dinner Wednesday niEht
in honor Of their daughter, Rose
Covers were laid for sixty.
The Sigma Theta ri sorority is CIV
ing bridgetea at the Olin hotel, No
vember l. Proceeds go to replenisf
the philanthropic funds.
Mrs. Morris Karowsky and Mrs
Harry Applebaum entertained Thurs
day, in honor of Mrs. Dave Knollre
with a bridge-luncheon at the Denver
Rose Goldman. who spent the pas
five months in California, has returned
to Denver, and will manage the office
of the Stockyar,ls Motor company.
The Picnic club was entertained by
Mrsi Walter Appel
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Ginsborg an
nounce the engagement of then
daughter Lillian to Reuben Blumberg
Sayre l.. Grimes, member of th'
Phi Alpha Tau sorority of the Uni
versity of Denver, returned Monday
from an extensive trip east
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Eskanos are
the proud parents of baby boy, borr
Oct. 25 at the Beth Israel Hospital
Mother and son are doing nicely.
The engagement Of Miss Sylvis
Weiner to Mr.. L. Wysmauer will bt
celebrated Sunday, Oct. 80, with ar
informal dinner at the home of Mis-:
/ Wciner.
| Mrs. W. r. Wicker was the hostes.
of pretty dinner party, Saturday
evening in her home.
ri Tau Pi fraternity announces the
pledging of Mr.. Ralph Radetsky ano
Mr. Norton Schwartz. .....
Mr. and Mrs. l. Pepper, who have
been visiting their son and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Pepper, returned
to their home in Salt Lake City
Wednesday.
/ Mrs. F. II. Bosson will entertain
Saturday with luncheon in her
home.
Mr., Stanley Melnick entertained
with dinner party, Wednesday eve.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-10-28
At BETH
ISRAEL, SUM-, k0v.7,
TO Mr.. |. \, CULDMAN
Friends of Institution In
vited to Meet Its
Benefactor

On Sunday. November Z. the Beth
Israel Hospital and Home Society will
hold n reception at the Home In honor
Of its chief benefactor, Mr.. L. II.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-10-28

To My Wyoming Voting Friends
In endorsing Nellie Tayoe Ross Governor of Wyoming
feel that am endorsing true and loyal friend of the Jews
who has fully lived to all the expectations of her friends
the first Governor of Wyoming who has earned
election.
urge my friends to vote for and support her
ABE GOLDSTEIN,
Candidate for State Legislature on Democratic Ticket
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-10-28

DR.. Eigler. eye, ear, nose and throat
specialist. 35S Metropolitan Bldg. Ad.
Evening star., 1926-03-29

"You said you wanted truth. not
kindness began Hilary. Here it is.
then. Though naturally l don't hear
it, I know well that people have begun
to talk and unpleasan ntly - about
your intimacy with O'Shea."
Celia took this in. though rather
slowly. then her long throat reared
itself and her face took on its top
lofty" look.
II don't care in the least what peo-
pie say about me- she assured him
with extreme haugl1tiness.
You may not, but do" retorted
Hilary. II will explain to you why"
he continued in his coolest, most clear
cut way. You see, what has appar.
emily escaped you is the fact that you
are not responsible for yourself alone.
but for me also" He paused. then
went on in a. milder voice. You see,
in the worlds eyes you are my wife
you bear my name"
He waited for this to sink in. It
sank deeper and more bitingly than
he had intended. Celia, who had
grown quite pale again after her in
tense blush, turned livid. She bent
her head, and he saw that her ciasped
hands were shaking.
I'm very. very sorry to have hurt
'you." he said, compunction beginning
to hurt him also. But j had to do it,
You seemed so utterly blind to that
side of the question, simply had to-"
Yes, you had to-"
He could scarcely hear the. words.
II see that quite understand
now"
Hilary took the chair near hers
again and put his hand over the
shaking ones.
1T hurt me awfuily to have to hurt
you. Celia" he said. do you be-
lieve me?'
Yes"
And do you see now that the situa-
ton forces me to act2"
"Act-how?" she asked.
Il must set you free-as soon as
may be-"
Give me divorce. you mean?"
"Of course"
IT won't accept it-I won't accept
it!'
You must let me be the Judge in
this, my DEAR
She was shaking all over.
II Will never accept it, she re.
peated.
WELL" cried Hilary, almost as
wrought up as she was and quite at
lIS cilu VI AIlS pdllcIlCSs you IOTcS me
into a damned disagreeable position,
Since you are so"-he longed to say
pig ig-headed"-''so, obstinate, there's
nothing left me but to see O'Shea
himself"
Celia got to her feet, "all of a
piece" as. the French say.
( She stared at him through haze
of horror.
/, "Yo,i-you--wouldn' do that?" she
stammered.
'I most assuredly would and shall" :"
replied Hilary. He had never been so
excited in his life, and scarcely real
,ized the full force of what he was say.
ing. "I take 1t for granted that your
good name is at least as dear to him
as it is to me. And that he is gentle
man, with a gentleman's ideas of
honor, so that he will understand the
plight I'm in. though you don't seem
able to. I shall appeal to him to per.
suade you of the importance Of your
assent. And then shall leave you
not without deep regret-for good.
You will get your decree. Of divorce
about a year AFTER ! believe. I've
Evening star., 1926-03-29
The Adopted Y Wife
By A m ellie RiUes
Princess Truubet1koyl
Rag. Us.
Psasnt 0Mcs

feel If some one came in and told you
that O'Shea was dead?"
Celia grew paler.
II should be very unhappy" she
murmured.
How unhappy" pressed Hilary.
"Oh, very, very unhappy"
Unhappy enough to make you wish
that you had been his wife before he
died?"
II don't know"
This Is quibbling" exclaimed Hill
airy. You must know. Well, aren't
you going TO answer"
IL think So"
Hilary got up and stalked the room.
and Celia sat looking at him, thinking
it very strange that, having had no
!, experience Of love, he was yet SO sure
about its symptoms.
"'You think You think You
don't know You suppose growled
he, coming back and standing over
| her. II must remind you. my dear
| girl, that you are not a baby, though
| you persist in acting like one. Either
you love O'Shea or you don't love him.
That's what l must find out. Be
| cause, seriously, Celia, the time has
come when ] must act
She looked scared.
You must aCt?'"
Yes, i" Again he stalked away
| then back.
| please listen to me very seriously, -
| he said. The time has come for me
| TO speak out. If you are hurt by
| what l say. | shall be profoundly
| sorry, but say it / must
/ Il want you to- said Celia.
Evening star., 1926-03-29
+. III. STEPHENS AND FRANK W. MAD
IGAS. Attorneys for Petitioners.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trlet OF Columbia. Holding a District
widening of Spring road between Rock Creek
Church road and i3th street street. in the plstSlct
81 tce and Order 81 P16ea,onNoce Is
hereby given that the Commissioners of the
District Of Columbia pursuant to the pro
elusive. Of the Code Of Law for the District
Of Columbia. have filed a petition in this
land land necessary @ r for the widening Of Spring
road between Rock Creek Church road and
3th street in the District sd Of tbs sad r
petition as part thereof and praying also
that this court empanel Jury IN accord,
to assess the damages each owner OF land
TO be taken may sustain oy reason 9th Of the
ton Of the land necessary for the purposes
thereof. and to assess as benefits resulting
the entire q said dam
Tssssst psaei Of qp9d ssSh I0s viii S ed
said Jury may fnd lots, parts Of lots or par:
cells of land will be benefited as provided
Il is n By apS the q Count this a4h day Of p
1925. ordered that all persons having any
interest IN these proceedings be; and they
Of April. 1929. at ten o'clock am. and con;
have made its final order ratifying and con-
firming the award of damages and the
paneled and sworn herein; and II is further
ordered, That a copy Of this notice and or
cessive weeks in The Washington Evening
star. the. Washington Post and the wash
ington Times, newspapers published in the
before the Said 10th day of April. 1926. II
is further ordered. That a copy of this no.
Marshal. or his deputies, upon each Of the
owners of the fee of the. land TO be con
demned herein as may be found by the said
marshal. or his deputies. within the District
Of Golqimnhia. lqimndhia before the said 10Th ,daE Of
mccoy. Chief Justice. lSeal) A true copy.
Test: FRANK E. CCENINGHAM. Clerk. BY
p. F. ROHRER Asst. Clerk.
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