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Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23
Hebrew Writers Protest
Against Attacks on
Reuben Brainin

Berlin Is. A.)-At banquet ten
dered here to Reuben Brainin, dean of
Hebrew journalists, prior to his de
parture for America, " unanimous
resolution WAS adopted by the He
brew authors of the city condemning
the attacks which have appeared in
the American Zionist press against
Reuben Brainin, for his advocacy Of
Jewish colonization in Russia.
The resolution specifically scores
the official Zionist press, it being
pointed out by several spokesmen al.
the banquet that the general Jewish
sentiment which greeted Brainin's ad-
vocacy of Russian colonization was
favorable in America. and that it was
only the officials who beratcd Brainin
for his attitude.
Some Of the most prominent names
in Hebrew literature joined in the
protest, among them Saul Cherni-
ckowsky, Prof. Markon, Ben Zion
Katz. DR.. Dsvidowitz, DR.. Zagarodski,
A. Horodetzki, Joseph Leon, and Prof
Schncirson.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23
"Pope's Jew" stirs French Theatre

Paris tS. A.l-The "Pope's jew" a
new play by Edmund Fleg, French
Jewish playwright, novelist and poet.
has created a storm in theatrical cir
cles here. The Theatre deS Arts. where
ii is being plnyed. has been bcsiesed for
tickets weeks in advance. despite ad-
verse criticism OF the ina jority Of the.
utrical chroniclcrs.
The Pope's Jew deals with nm epi-
sode under The pontificatc OF Clement
III. who dreams OF re-estab'lshinc
Christian unity by pointing to the com
mon enemy. the Turk. solomon Molo.
Jewish doctor, exercises ii great inilu-
eucc ON the poniif and it is this friend
ship between ihe two idealisis that is
portrayed.
Several American producers are con.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23
FRANCE
FRANCE
International Peace Society 10 Fight
Anti-ScnitisM

Paris IS. A.)-The headquarters Of
the International Peace Society here
has distributed in circular form the
resolutions adopted al the annual con
ference of the society recently held at
Geneva. The circular denounces anti
Semitism in all its forms throughout
the world. asserting that its manitcs-
tation endangers universal peace. The
various branches Of the society are
urged to do their utmost in combating
the prejudice.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23
Pierre Van Paasen TO Study Jewish
Conditions

Paris rs. AD-Pierre Van paascn,
noted American Journalist, will leave
here shortly for Poland to make a
thorough study of Jewish conditions in
TINT country. Mr. Van Pnassen, who
has established himself az one of the
foremost liberal journalists. has been
Interested In Polish Jewish conditions
by various European Jewish lenders.
and II * NJ their request that lie will
undertake the Investigation.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23
Digest of the Week
UNITED STATES
Slated ~ Jewish Nete Gettl.r

Albany. n. Y. Is. A)-At the Demo
critic Stnte Conference held here,
when a slate WIS drawn up to lie pre-.
sented To the State Convention, the
name Of benjamin Stoltz OF Syracuse
wa- agreed upon for Attorney General.
.alung with Alfred Smith for Governor
aud Robert Wagner for United States
Senator
Stoltz's name had never been men
toned In the pre-cunvention bOoms. and
its presence on the final slnte came ns
ii surprise. II is generally understood,
however. that the insertion of Stoitz's
name WAS n last minute. maneuver
when it was found that no Jew was
given prominent place on the Demo.
cratic State ticket.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23
Hadassah dance,
Come and prance.
Oct. Progress Club.

: Mr.. and Mrs. Iucub Newhouse. who
iarc brcu Spending the summer with
sHir. and Mrs. H. Shuhart. left Tuesday
1or Kansas city
Mr.. and Mrs. ,luiat aud children are
bow in their new residence Mt 1904 Elm
street
Rturnins to heir bone IN kaIsas
tiiy after n summer sneni in the West.
AIR and Mrs. Sam Cans stopped in
ilcnycr to visii few days
--.Alr. Robert k0liuSky aud children
.nre now visiting Mr. and Mrs. David
.IioIcrtsor Of sin Francisco. After n
swo wceks' stay there they will visit AT
Santa Monica Beach and Coronado
deach. Mrs Robertson will accompany
she kolimskys when ihry return to ben.
ler
f, In honor Of Mrs. Letter Friedman Of
Sew York a dinner was given Wedues.
ala. evening at Eaur's by Mr. and Mrs.
,lIaS t,ulduInn.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23
No More Poor Jews." Says Franlsel

New York City IS. Al-That the
next ten or twenty years will see the
disappearance Of poverty among the
Jews of America was the prediction
made by Dr. Lee X. Franlle!, vice
president of the Metropolitan Life In
surancc Company, and prominent Jew
ish communal worker. ut the first
graduation exercises of the Training
School for Jewish Social Work.
Pointing to the effects of the present
policy "f restricted immigration. DR.
Frankel said: Formerly the work of
Jewish philanthropy was largely di-
recie,l toward immigrants. With the
shutting Off Of immigration from East
crn Europe. the need for material re-
lief by philanthropy will become less
and less, until in the words of the pro
phet poverty will cease In the land. -
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23
Il. Il. X. Would Make Professionalism
Supreme in America

Washington, ID. &. Is. A.D--Tbc pur-
pose Of the ku kluN Klan is to restore
Professionalism 10 full and unuues-
Toned supremacy in the spiritual life
Of America, aud to inukc spiritual free
don the undoubtcd posses sion of every
ciizHu of our beloved country" accord
In. 10 Or. Hiram W. Evans, imperial
wizard Of the Klan. speaking nj the mn
lioual convention of the hooded order.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23
loln k'ppur Musical Service Causes
Row

New York city IS. When 10
scph NJ. Lrwis. president of the Free
thinkers Society of New York, heard
HAT the municipal bron'lcastiug sta
lion WNlt Was 10 i.:uadcaSt u You
kippur musical service. he wrote let
irr of protest to Mayur Waller. saving
"lf we permit one religious organiAl
ticn 10 use the municipal br"adcas'n;:
suii"n. then we are in duly bound tn
let all religious organizations broudc II
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23

Phi Beta Delta Fraternity of the
University al Denver announces the
pledging Of Dave Spoken. Paul Spoken,
Bernie kemper, Sam Moser, Nathan
Musnlan. Morris Devins. Jack Swedlow.
Jack I.ohman. Julius Sterling, Moses
Walzer, and Dave Straus.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23

disastroussstat Of affairs"
The protest was overruled by Albert
Colman, commissioner of plants and
structures, who declared that music Is
non sectarinn.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23

Z. Spending ones vacation away from
.DeDver l. all very well. but after all.
ithcre is no place like home. This is the
'Nay Miss Miriam Harris feels after n
ssumner spent In visiting all the places
fef Interest in the East
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23
Religious Refugees E>eu,p, from Lit.
erufy Test

New York city Is. AJ--According
to an announcement by Max !. Kohicr,
the secretary of labor has ruled that
refugees from religious persecution can
h. exempted from the ltcracy test in
applying for admission to the Unitei
States
The i.st ease WIS brought before the
uited states supreme Court by Mr.,
kehler On behalf Of Mrs. Szejwa wald.
man aud her three daughters who had
arrived in the United States in Au-
gust, 1872, having escaped from u
p grom in proskurov, Ukraine. Upon
a statement from Secretary Davis that
Mrs. Waldman was n fugitive from re-
li.lous persecution, the Supreme Court
ordered her exempted from the htcracy
test.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23
Meet me al the Progress Club
Saturday night. October 2. Ha-
dassah will do the rest.

one Of the prettiest of weddings took
place Sunday afternoon when Miss
Esther Gotalnick became the wife of
Mr.. Louis Sunshine. After AN cNten-
sive honeymoon the couple will return
TO Newer.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23
DEN v Err
kets~i llirs.h
Phone Main p85.

The home Of Mr. and AIRS David
Stcller was the scene ,of beautiful
supper party sunday evening honoring
their daughter. Miss Ivy, whoee en-
.agemcnt To Mr.. Morris Haiinsohn was
ppnounced. American Beauty roses In
rrofust,a 'n,,,lci the attractive decora-
tions, and a splendid musical program
Feiighted the sixty five guests-rela-
lives of both families. Ere the con
kratulations and adieus We're extended.
q substantial .pur.e was collected, and
later sent to the Beth Israel Old Folks
Nome.
Miss Esther Banks left Monday for
Ann Arbor. where she expects to at
tend school this winter.
Mrs. George Brcnhert aud son
s;eorge. Jr.. of lo46 South Race street
lave returned home after two months
s,ay in California.
, Rabbi 4. $. Iialpern of New York
announces that his daughter. Mrs. n
Fourth day Of Tishri.
The nisay GUESTS privileged 10 attend
lhc hospitality "f The Sam Kohns a,
their home Monday evening We're wei
.cuined with n repetition of the splendid
Function given by them the week pre-
.tious.
81 Mis- Belle Pepper left Tuesday for
"a five wceks trip East, where she will
complete course Of scalp treatment
spnder Frances Fox in New York.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23
HOLY BROTHERHOOD
Sg'l,-T1sHD

Members Of The Chcbra kadishs Of the
B. NJ. " Congregation wish To al.
nounce II anyone desires their services,
they call ou Mr. l. .WanLeI Pres Tele.
e..aIa .rlrlL:n So?i-W. L.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23

A regular meeting of the Go-Getters
was held in the home of Miss Fannie
komisor, Sept. ", 1926. The election
Of officers was held with the following
results: Miss Edith Rosenberg, presi-
dent; Mr.. Joe Shuman, vice president;
Miss Irene Stark, secretary; Miss
Esther Wax, treasurer. Refreshments
were served with various games fol.
lowing. The meeting was then ad-
journed
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23

Mr.. Dave Hepner is visiting his
daushter-in-law. Mrs, A. J. Hepner, in
sidney, Ncbr.. this week.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23

Messrs. Jack and Sam Asnican left
for Winnipeg, Canada, to visit rela-
tives, Mr.. Bennic Goldstein accom-
panying them as far a Minneapolis,
MINI.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23

Mr.. Henry Roscn and family OF
Salida. Colo, who were the guests Of
Joseph Roscn for Yom Kippur left
Sunday for their home.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23
PUE BIO
Mrs. n. Gs~enkssg. Social Editor.
PhoaS aS1l-S

Miss Adele kushner OF Kansas City.
who has been visiting her parents and
relatives, left saturday for her home.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23

hlN, b'H NNhh - wv h'"'' f''""
the Beth Israel Hospital. And win he
pleased To see her frlends.s
The opening meeting OF the Zionist
Club was held Thursday nt the II. NJ.
II, Dr Il. A. Bendor delighted the
members with n most interesting and
convincing talk ON Jewish Culture In
Palestine. and Mr. Edward Milstone
rendered Kol Uidra with his usual
splendid technical skill.
Mr. Robert cohn Of Chicago and
Cleveland * now living in Denver and
is associated with the May Company.
We who know Mrs. Harry Kaufman
and her daughter. Helen, are sorry to
note, that after II summer spent in
Len Rothcerber they have now re-
turned to their home in New Orleans.
The Coronado Club Is to be the palace
in which one of the biggest occasions of
the season will he given for your fun
aud merriment the night of October 3.
when the l.. \. +. Girls will swing into
action with a peppy crowd, enthrall-
ius music and waxed floor. There Is
no doubt that those who are present at
the afair will >pcnd a very enjoyable
evening. Get your dates, boys.
Dr. Il. NJ. Steinberg il recuperatinc
rapidly from prolonged ease Of sum
mer flu, after being confined to his
home for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. \. NJ Oberfelder en-
tcitained at most elaborate dinner
Thursday evening. September 1G The
AFFAIR was given in honor of the Guild
mnn family.
Having worked hard all summer in
Chicago. Mr. Stanley Shubart has re-
turned home TO spend few days with
hi parents before returning to school
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23

Mr.. Dave Neta left for Lincoln,
Nebraska, where he will attend the
University of Nebraska
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23
Descendant Of Spinoxx Called american
Thomas Chattert0n


Thomas ChattertOn
New York city Is. A.)--Walter Dc
Cassere~. one of the last two descend
ants of Barucb Spinoza, the great
Dutch Jewish philosopher, nnd de-
scendant Of Simon De Caccres. of Lon
don. tie famous wealthy merchant who
wis the CLOSE friend of Oliver Crom-
well, has been acclaimed the American
Thomas ChuttertoIi upon the publica-
tion of poems The sublime Boy
DE Casseres. who was born in Phila.
delphia in 1851. committed philosophi.
cal suicide in 1900 by drowning. The
poems. held back till now by his
brother, benjamin DE Casseres. noted
critic and cssayist, were scribbled-
sometimes in ink, sometimes in pencil
very carelessly on the first pieces of
paper that came to hand-sugar bags.
backs of hills. and torn bits of white
paper Professor Van Noppen, for.
merly of Columbia. has declared the
poems to be superior to anything writ
ten by Poe. Keats shelley or Blake al
that age.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23

Milton Kushner and Jay Epstein left
for Madison. Wis. whcr" they will ut
tend school this winter.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23
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Miss Helen Gordon left sunday for
Los Angeles. where she will make her
home with her brother and sister. Mr.
aud Mrs. Aaron Gordon.
do you feel listless and blue?
Go TO the Hadassah dance for
tuning up.
week ID Pueblo us the guest Of Mis-
Rita Fist.
In extending their best wishes Tor a
Happy New Year to their many friends
Mr. and Mrs. lgnatz Rosenbloom also
wish to add farewell since they are
leaving for Long Beach California,
sunday.
Mrs Doris Gross, daughter, Helen.
and son. Leo. have gone to Kan
sas City to attend the wedding Of
Leona rrintz.
A very beautiful party wns enjoyed
by the children Of the sewing classes
of the Louise Guldman Community
Center last week. To Miss Dora Mil
Ter. worthy matron of the Golden Rule
Chapter Of the Eastern Star, and to
each and every one of her co-workers.
sincrrest thanks are hereby extended
from the board and the children for
their lovely treat.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23
Keeps Yom Kippur: Loses Golf Title

Keeps Yom kippur: Loses Golf Title
Richmond. Va. Is. A)-Mrs. Jean
Jtncs of the Country Club of Virginia
Is the new woman's golf champion Of
virginia, because Of Ycm Kippur.
Mrs. !. q. Spitz. her opponent in the
finals. failed to show mp for play. after
having requested That the match h,
postponed BECAUSE of the Jewish holi-
day. The committee refused to post
ponc the match, and Mrs. Jones was
declared champion.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23

Mrp Israel Rosen left Cheyenne
Monday for Denver He Will enter the
Denver University.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23

sidcring an American version OF the
play.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23

~. H. A. Bcndoyc left sunday for
\ .hington. u. G.. 10 attend tho In
national Convention Of tuberculosis,
expects to spend week at Johns
Hopkins Hospital In Baltimore.
Mrs. Max Schacfcr entertained her
Nah Jong club Thursday.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23
ZELKIN BROS.

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ing Co.. 600 kittrelge Bldg. viii save
yplI none, on Muitigraphing. Address
ing. Mailing. Printing and N'ineo-
graphing. Telephone ChaH,pa 61A. II.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23

IpN'T FORGET THE DANCE AT
TIE ARCADIA, OCT. i.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23

The Cheyenne Lodge of the IOBB
had a rare treat on Sunday. Sept. 10,
1926, thanks to the efforts of com
mittee of two, headed by Bro. Joe
Stark. 1t was on Sunday last, at
about p. m, when a young man ap-
peared in Cheyenne, and represented
himself as an actor who had played
with Thomashefsky, of National repute
for the past six years. The members
scented a treat in store for them
These brothers Of said committee soon
got busy, calling the entire Cheyenne
Jewish population by phone and in
person. BY p. m. not even standing
room was to be had in the large X. of
c. meeting room that was used. There
were fully 800 people present. Mr.. A.
Yudkowitz fully lived up to the name
of that famous school of actors pro-
duced by Mr. Thomas ashefsky. The
audience was laughing and crying to
the command Of the performer. Never
was Cheyenne audience more
thrilled than on that evening. Chey-
enne will not soon forget it.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23
Hadassah night
Twill be just right.
Oct. 2-PrOgreSs Club.

Mrs Ben l,ivlm l. now home from
the Beth Israel Hospital. And win be
pleased Ia see her friends.s
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23

do you feel listless and blue ?
Go TO the Hadassah dance for
tuning up.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23

Mr.. \. Pepper spent the weekend
n Denver with his wife and childrel
who are vncaiioning there.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23

Z A charming party was given Tues
Nay when Mrs. a. Grammar entertained
with a luncheon and bridge in honor of
her mother
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23

I. After working all summer in Wyo-
,nine. Mr.. Bud Silver returned 10 Den
Der Monday. where he will be for Il
week before going 10 school In Boulder
. Mrs. :. Jameson will be the hostess
spf II luncheon-bridge party Saturday IN
Hicr home
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23
CHEYENNE "-
ny ISRAEL KOsEN-Phone It5:-M

Evidence of the awakening Jewish
conscience in Wyoming is shown in
the fact that for the first time in the
history of Laramie, fifteen Jews in
all banded together to form a Minion.
A committee of Laramie men ap-
peared before the representatives Of
The Cheyenne Synagogue and re-
quasted the use of Sofir Torah, etc.
This the synagogue gladly and will
ingly did, sending Rev. Dave Cantor
to ofiiciate
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23

Miss Louise LYMAN is spending the
week ID Pueblo us the guest of Mis-
ltila Fist.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23
Joy and fun
All In one.
Oct. 2-Pregress Club.

The many friends of Miss Il. Kline
will he sorry TO hear that she has been
confined to her home for the past
week due to Illness.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23

Mrs. ID. Hartman and sister who
have been visiting their parents. Mr..
aud Mrs. A. Boxer left Monday for
lhcir home in Kansas City.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23

) Miss Gertrude Goldberg extends n
cordial invitation 10 all young women
t,f Denver To he present al her home,
d236 Steele street. Sunday afternoon.
81 3 o'clock. September 20, at which
= inic the Junior Hadassah of Denver
Svill hold its first meeting of this new
year \ very Interesting program has
been arranged
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23

Phi Alpha Tau of the University of
De,,ver Is having tea dance in honor
Of her pledges Sunday, September 26,
at SS4 St Paul street. from :, to 4.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23

The many friends of Mr. Arthur
Rradskoif will he glad to hear of his
recovery after n very serious opera
tiol.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23
An evening chuck full of fun
A good deed all in one.
-Hadassah

Mr.. Melvin Harris of California is
visiting Mr.. j Zigmond for few days
before returning TO the Hebrew Union
College in Cincinnati
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23

Mrs. Robert Glett of Chicago ar
s,'ived "Wednesday to spend some time
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Grimes.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23

MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT THE
DANCE OCTOBER 6.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23

Having worked hard all summer in
Chicago. Mr.. Stanley Shubart has re-
turned home TO spend few days with
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23

Mrs. George Brcnhert and son.
George. Jr.. of LAG South Race street.
lave returned home after a two months
htay In California.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23

Don't forget the David Eisenberg
concert September Is. at the Audito-
rum. All Denver Jewry is expected
to give their support
Mrs. Bernezr Lazarus and children
of brunswick. Georgia. and Mrs Sybila
schwartz and daughter of Anaconda,
Montana. have returned home after an
extensive visit with their father and
grandfather, l.. II. Guggenheim.
Ilie friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Gordon will he glad to know that their
liii!e daughter. shirley, l. recupcrating
fron IN appendix operation She under
went last Thursday at the Beth Israel
Hospital.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23

Dave Hirschkovitz. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Emanuel IIirschl>ovitz. known 10
the baseball world as Dave Hirsch, won
second place in the Denver Post base
ball tournament for the most popular
player.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23

! Miss Esther Banks left Monday for
Ann Arbor. where she expects to at
tend school this winter.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-23

Mr. Robert cohn Of Chicago and
cleveland is now living in Denver and
is associated with the May Company.