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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD:

BY YOUNG LADY, single room. with board
Vicinity 10th & x sts or Scott Circle. al
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OAK HILI-Reautifully located in Blue
Ridge Mts.: cool restful surroundings: houn-
Gful meals own products plenty GhiCKens5'
Ernnt Rnyal Va Phone RS-R.
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N PRIVATE HOME. with ali modern con
Veniences: bountiful meals plenty chickens.
deiightfully located close TO Shenandoah
Bathing Beach. Mrs. l.. G. Linn. Strasourg,
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EXCELLENT BOARD in lovely country
home. beautiful location: large: shady lawn:
pleasant rooms: minutes from statIo N
n, urite Mrs b A Smith. Linden. Va.
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CENT? FMAN desires by August 30. room
And hath with hoard at least break ast ,
downtown preferred Address Box lha. Il,
Sta~ nfNina.
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GRAND VIEW-An ideal home in Blue
Ridge Mts.. high, healthful and beautiful
location: large airy rooms excellent board;
reasonable. Miss Nellie r. Helm, Linden,
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MOUNTAIN BOARD = Can accommodate
quite a number OF guests during august august:
and parties P. o. Box No. .. Braddock
Heights Md =
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COUNTRY BOARD.

FAIRLAWN-Large. airy rooms: beautiful
lawns elegant water; home cooking; moo
ern convenences; abundance OF fresh Vese-
Mrs Edv Finelle Round Hill. Va.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-14
NOW WE ARE TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE

The Falasn official Of the Palestine Arab Execu-
tive has complaint make recites that every issue it
has had occasion to publish official notifications by the executive
of death sentences of Arab criminals 1--WE
remember continues The Falas Having published read
official statement with regard to the execution of Jewish GRIM
ina."
Here again, refusing to do share
This omission oo fertile ground for the germ anti
Semsm to fertze For the Arab Journal after admitting that
rule it appreciates the upright character of the Palestine
court. ends with this brothery suggestion:
Were for fear of being guilty of contempt of
could mention trials where the verdcts differed according
whether the accused was Jew not
In his lecture Tuesday night Dr. Shdowsky indicated that
the of anSemsm disregard of Socae Gerech
tgke in that only fifteen percent of the Jews in Poland
instance performing Land Abeit" In
Shdowsky should mention this additional shocomng of
few hints of this nature and shall Just how
achieve this much desired social Righteousness whereby anti
Semism may be abolished.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-14
JEWISH ODD FELLOWS
LODGE ORGANIZED

Star of Denver Lodge, No. H.. |. o..
o. f., is composed Of Jewish men of
Denver, being organized only few
months ago with handful Of entlrusi-
astic. energetic. wideawnkc men who
realize the beauty and possibilities Of
having a Jewish odd Fellows lodge in
Denver, has grown to band OF almost
two hundred strong ind increasing In
numbers as well as enthusiasm each
day.
Their meetings are held each Wcdnes-
day evening at Wight Hall, aud are al
ways well attended. Mr.. Harry NJ,
Kaufman was elected as uoble grand.
or bead of this lodge, aud he wss in
stalled Wednesday evening, January g.
together with the other officers at y
joint Installation beid with the Re
bckkuh Branch of the order
Star Lodge has reserved the DcDham
Theatre for Tuesday. January ~, at
which time they will have real thea
tire party and one of the best plays that
the Wilkes Players have ever prHuced
will he played that wes.k. The proceeds
derived from that party nre being ''sed
by the lodge for the purpose of pur-
chasing robes, scenery and other para
phcrnalia and for putting on the de
grees.
The lodge is composed TO great en-
tent of the young men OF the city. The
order of Odd Fellows Is over ITO years
old and is represented in every city.
town and hamlet throughout the length
and breadth of the world.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-14
BETH HA MEDROSH HAGO.
DODOL SYNAGOG
Late Friday Night Leetvr. Service

Judge Ben Il. Lindsey on "Thc Re-
volt Of Youth"
This Friday evening, january 18th,
services will Ike held ut the Beth Ha
Aedrosh Hago.lol synnxog. l6th avenue
sad Gaylord street, ut Z :45. Judge Ben
b. Lindsey will occupy the pulpit Of
Rabbi G. II. Ksuvsr and will speak on
the Revolt Of Youth" MIR. Simon J.
Heller. representing Rabbi Kasvar, his
own book will conduct the services.
Cantor @. Kwnrtin will read the service.
assisted by the Synagog Choir under
the leadership Of Mr.. y. Bayiis. A
social hslf-hour will follow the service.
Saturday morning services begin at
8::N. The Junior Congregation meets
In the Chapel at 8 S:4J under the leader
ship Of Mr.. Chas. jacobson. Mr.. KRtb-
Yiei KapIan will read the services.
J. G. X. s. Evening n the SsMsee
Mr.. Godfrey Schirn,er. chairman of
the J. c. r. 3. Colorado Campaign was
the principal speaker last Friday night
at the Synagog service. He was aceosn-
panied by the treasurer, Mr.. Frank
kir.hOf. Elequently and convincinNy
Mr. Godfrey Schirmer pleaded the
cx,ise OF the ]. C. II. S. before crowd
tie coHrgegatoin. DIR. Lewis !. Miller
presided. Brief talks were given by DR..
l. Bronfin. superintendent of the J. c.
II. y. and Rabbi C. II. Kauvar.
Cantor q. Kwsrtin and Mr.. II. BAY
lis were compiimettcd on the inspiring
musical service. The social haif-hOUr
WAS appreciated by the worsl'iPpers
The success Of the campaign is assured
by the unanimous sentiment Of the of.
ficers and leaders Of the 7. c. II. 8.
Slsoloth Seudoth
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Aaro,s were hosts
to the ShOiosh SeudOth clubs last Sat.
urtlay afternoon. Mrs. A. Judciovitz
will act Ms hostess this Saturday.
Ladies' Auxiliary
The regulad meeting of the Ladies'
Auxiliary was successfully attended.
Schools
The Religious School holds session
every Sunday morning at tcn o'clock,
The Post Graduate club and the High
School Department meet at 1915 every
Sunday in the Bessie !. Rude Com
munity Center.
The Denver Hebrew Schools meet.
daily from four to six +. NJ. in tho
Bessie /. Rude Community Center
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-14
CONGREGATION MON TIE.
FIORE, SALT LAKE CITY

Was Rabbi Wise WiscI" was the
subject OF Rabbi Burstein's sermon Fri
day evening. Rabbi Bursiein felt tlat
In n sermon OF this kind discretion is
the better part of yalor He said that
Jews were never Interested In whether
Jesus lived or not. but could never ac-
ccpt human lcing as God. The chief
reason why We not even concern our
selves over his supposed existence and
character l. because the pages OF Jew
ish history have been smcurcd with the
bloOd OF crime committed In his name.
Poison and swords cannot win us over.
Mere intolerance and more bigNry, the
rabbi asserts, were caused by the wor-
ship Of Jesus than by any other cause
as long MS civilization has existed
Even today Christians hold Jews re-
sponsible for the murder of their
Messiah, but even II it were true that
n corrup piestLooI 700 years ago were
responsible for his death, why should
We Suner today! History does NOT Olci
any other example Of more ilagrant
breach of justice. That is why his ex'
istcncc even as n human does not con
ccrn us.
Mr.. Danlel Alexander addressed the
Mninonides Club last Thursday night
and explained the ideals Of the Vnai
B'rith. The club Is planning large
open meeting on Purim. An initiation
will he held at the next meeting and
Rabbi Burstcin will deliver a lecture or
Jewish history.
The sisterhOO1 Is planning monster
hall on Purim. md the children of thu
Sunday School are already rchcarsins
their play.
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congregational
TEMPLE EMANUEL


DR.. W. o. Thompson. former prcsi.
dent Of Ohio. State University. will oc-
cupy DR.. Frledmsns pulpi, 10 Ten,
pie Emanuel, Eaa Sixteenth svcRus
and Pearl street, tonight, Friday. and
viii speak on Religion In Higher Edu-
cation" Services begin at 7 :45 O'Clock
All are welcome. Mr.. 4. II. Cowen will
conduct the services.
Saturday morning services VIII h
held at 10; 30. Mr.. A. B. Cowen viii
ofiiciatc and speak.
Junisr Censrsgxtisn
The Junior Congregation will n.eci
sunday morning ut 10 30 O'Clock. Miss
Libbic Klein will take charge OF the
class.
Sisterhood Dinner and IDaa,ee.
The Sisterhood Dinner and Dspce
will take place Wednesday evening.
january 27th ut 6:30 o'clock. Please
send your reservations to Mrs. Nathan
Rothchlld 1902 Adams street.
The Bible Class
The Bible Glass will meet on Sat
urlay afternoon. January 23rd mt . 30
o'clock. Mrs. Henry Schwartz Jr. will
speak on the book OF Daniel. DIR. W.
s. Friedman will discuss World Events.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-14
COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN Halls
1926 TO BE IT'S OUTSTANDING YEAR
Miss Rose Bremen Outlines Years Expansion Program
With Climax Coming at Eleventh Triennial Con-
vention at Washington in November

New York City-Thc year OF 1926 Is
hailed as the greatest In the history Of
the National Council OF Jewish Women,
In u statement made by Its president,
Miss Rose Brenner of Brooklyn. n. Y.
Although the National Council OF
Jewish Women hus many significant
achievements to Its credit during the
mst - years" declared Miss Brenner,
Il greet the year 1926 with the predic-
tion that II viii mark the greatest cx-
pansion that has been attained by our
organization In any single year. Our
women have caught the enthusiasm of
their national officers and have assumed
u largcr number Of responsibilities tlnn
In any previous season OF their Sec
tons work. They are determined TO
90 10 the Eleventh Trlcnnial Convcn.
ton Mt Washington. ID. c., IN November,
i,'26. with every plan successfully com
pletcd."
lu n supplementary statement. Mrs,
Estellc NJ. Sternberger of New York
city. Executive Secretary Of the Nation
al Council OF Jewish Women, announced
that the Sections had voted nm expan-
sion found of SI5,OOO to widen the scope
Of the Councils national and interna-
iiuiuil work.
This special fund" stated Mrs
Sternberger. (which will le contributed
by our Sections during the month OF
January, 1926. will make II possible for
us TO carry out the program adopted
by our Bourd Of Managers ut It's an.
nual meeting in November. which pro
yided for budget of S105.2G5.Gs.
We nrc cnlarging not only our field
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-14
YOURS WITHOUT STINT" ANSWERS
MAYOR OF SANTA FEE TO BROWNS
CALL FOR $15, ,000, 600 CAMPAIGN
NATHAN JAFFA KEEPS FLAME OF JUDAISM
ALIVE IN NEW MEXICO BY OWN EXAMPLE

dent OF the Board of itegeuts OF the
State University OF the State VI New
Mexico, II state as large as all of the
New England States combined. l have
other civic hOnOrs TO keep ipe baisy and
Of which I nm proud as sn American
citizen. But uli Of the dsties time CON
sumins and not paying, must not and
cannot interfere with my duty as
Jew. When you ask fGr my assistance
1t is yours without stint. We have two
hundred Jewish families In all In this
state. You may coniaand JOc to do my
bit am for yea, am with you and
God bless you.
Signed) "NATHAN JAFFA."
Mayor Jaffa Is the Kind Of Jew who.
in order to keep the flame Of Judaism
alive, Ofiiclates Mt religious services held
on Friday nights In the Mayors Office.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-14

Of service, but also the insucnce VI the
Councils message. Al this very mo
u4nt. We nrc engaged In an extension
campaign, which reaches Into every
stn,c Of the union. Every city that has
not yet had AN opportunity TO cstnblisl,
II Council ScstIon, is being visited by
our national and state officers, In order
to ascertain the possibility Of introluc'
Ing our program. The x0ai Of this cN-
tension effort Is One More Section In
Every state Of the unlOn.' Sinultanc-
ously. an extension drive II being con.
ductesl IN Canada. II is estimated that
number of Council Sections 10 :75.'
II was Furthermore announced thnt n
Special Membership Campaign will h.
directed by Mrs. Max l.. Alnrgolls Uf
Philadelphia. n Director Of the Nation
al Council. Each section will appoint
u special committee on membership
campaign to participate in this nation
wide effort.
Among other plans for the year 1876
are an exhibit ut the Sesquiccntennial
Exposition ut Philadelphia regional
conferences to foster interest In cluca
tiOn for citizenship, under the dircc-
tion of the Councils Department Of Im-
migrant Aid; the organization Of
large number Of Womcn's Leagues in
the rural communities by the COun-
cii's Department OF Farm and lturnl
Work; an extension campaign by the
National Council OF Jewish juniors;
and circulation campaign TO introduce
the Councils quarterly, "The Jewish
Woman" into the home of every Coun-
ell member.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-14
DENVER LODGE. NO. I7I, 1. 0. B. b.

Sunday night, January II. the Bnai
Birth Lodge will give an entertain
ment aud dance for its members and
ladies. This will be held ut the Il. NJ.
II. ballroom. Sixteenth and Gaylord.
and a splendid time is assured. An
open installation Of officers will start
the evening. This " new feature and
very impressive. Denver Lodge, No,
III, is planning many affairs for the
coming year for the entertainment OF
It's membership. At the next regular
meeting on January ~, Mr.. Joe Ian
ger will give an illustrated lecture en-
titled my Trip to Europe This Is
the first of the many lectures to be
given by the lodge.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-14

Ziopists of Denver forcgathcrcd
Tuesday night at the vcstry rooms OF
the i. NJ. II. Synagog and brought
abo,lt re-birth OF active Zionism in
this region. The Mizrachi, Poale Zion
and Hadassah groups joined with the
uDafiiliated Zionists in the united cf-
fort to make the Denver branch Of the
Zionist Organization of America Il live
unit.
DIR. Spivak, in opening the meeting.
directed attention to the need for
active participation in the Zionist move
ment at this time, with the success Of
the Palestine Appeal in the Rocky
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-14
RABBI BERGMAN SCORES

Says the Southwest Despatch of Roswell N. M-"The
Albuquerque Ku Klux have hurry call the imperial
dragon for organizers turned the charter against the wall
kicked the cat and shut the ha of the dis
graceful spectacle the other night when some hundred odd
citizens of the town met and joyful whoop of welcome
Rabbi Nose Bergman, of Pueblo but who for years
of the ves wires in Bernalo county 1t is recorded
that every religion America and several different kinds of
atheists present the feed succeeded in conync-
ing the rabbi that they loved him. Jew jew What's the
use of Ku Kux Kan in with no more sense than that
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-14
Sl75,OOO ON FOUR HEBREW WORDS

The that heard Louis Lpsky the rejection
of Dr. Wise resignation waxed enthusiastic when Dr. Stephen
Wise to Adono Elohenu Adono Echod that he
showered with $4,000 pledges within minutes Following
this revised affirmation by the renstaed chairman Boston Zion
lists called him to address meeting at which the celebrities of
Massachusetts poe to hear him. The dramatic value
of his there proved to be 100000 including pledges
from 900 by the Massachusetts and other
wealth officials.
Isn't it time for cynical wag discover the whole
controversy staged publicity the Palestine
peal? Let's hold contest to think another effective
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-14

Indicative OF the response that Da-
vid A. Brown is receiving 10 his call
rallying the Jews of America to the
United Jewish Campaign is
n letter from Hon. Nathan JANA. Mayor
of the City of Santa Fe. New Mexico.
Nothing. he says. can interfere with
his duty as jew, and hc promises his
assistance without stint.
Mayor Jsffa. who is described Ms the
best liked man in New Mexico, is no
new figure In wnr-relief effort. Every
campaign has had his lcarticst, efii-
Client cooperation. and. as he says In
his letter which follows, he is again
prepared to do his bit.
But here is his letter:
City of Santa fe.'
MY Dear Mr.. Brown:
Il am the Mayor of this city, Prcsi
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-14
DENVER ZIONIST ORGANIZATION REVIVED AND
OFFICERS ELECTED AT ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING

Mountains section at stake. The ballot
ing for officers resulted in the election
OF Mr.. Simon J. Heller as president
of the local Zionist Organization Miss
II. Pepper, who was instrumental in
bringing about the meeting, was elect
cd secretary; Mr.. Joseph Zigmond.
treasurer; A. u. Kaplan, yice-prcsldent.
The executive committee appointed
by Mr.. Heller includes Dr. @. =. III.
Kauvar, DR.. C. L. SpivaL, DIR. J. NJ.
Morris. DR.. Lewis !. Miller, Mrs. Felix
Baum, Mrs. c. Kwartin. Mrs. Il. lurie,
Mr.. Nathan Wiener.
Regular meetings will he the third,
Thursday in each month.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-14
Reprinted "By Request" (of Victor Ncuhaus)
From the WEEKLY DIGEST ::


ut will all blow over" the assurance the Inter
mountain Jewish News of Denver Colorado in an editorial
Careless sermon of Dr. Wise The acr reviews that
sermon book of Dr. Kausne which reference
made by Wise in the of his sermon and finds that
original of the tempest provided by the
porter furnished the sensational headline Stephen Wise
Urges Jews to Accept "If were betting we'd lay
ten that Jewish reporter with Jewish
for news,' says the News of Denver.
Well whether all friends read the editorial it,
nice to know that New York reads them.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-14
zERA ISRAEL sYNACoG

Services are conducted daily. Morn.
ing services ct S,i6 o'clock. Evening
services at sunset. On Saturday.,
morning services are held at 9:0e
o'clock asd evening services at l:0e
O'clock.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-14
KENEsIs ISRAEL SYNAGOG

Kenesis Israel, Hooker street, serv-
ices are held every morning at 600
o'clock and evening at 6:15. Friday
evening at sunset, Saturday morning
at 800 O'Clock.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-14
PALESTINE AUTHORITIES
LEGALIZE ZIONIST RE-
VISIONISTS.
Un,Isc That Zionist Organization is
Jewish Agency Insisted Upon.
Gcwish T,lcgrapbie Agency,

TJ'WIsI T'T"gTdVUTy NE0HV!T
Hnifa-The activities of the Zionist
reyisionists. the oppositioDal group
within the Zionist movement under the
leadership of Vladimir JabOtiuski. was
lcgalizcd by the Palestine authorities.
The application of the local group
of Zionist revisionists was granted by
the Haifa authorities after the sus-
gcstion of the authorities that a clause
cmbodyiug the paragraph Of the Pales-
tine mandate IN which the Zionist Or
ganization is recognized as the Jewish
Agency be added to the statute of the
organization wHs adopted.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-14

Evsry HatnsAay afternoon Rev. Lsi'
beYmnn instructy the members OF the
congregation IL Aikro.
Sunday School
The Sunday School is open to all chill
drcn regardless OF whether their par
cnts are members OF the congregation.
Sunday school begins every Sunday at
10 20 A. n.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-14
sunday School
SHRARiTH ISRAEL

Shssrith Israel, corner Tenth and
Lawrence streets, services arc held
every morning ut 6:30. Friday eve
aing ct sundown,
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-14

Believe me, every man mas MS
secret SORROWS which the world knows
not; and oftentimes we call man
cold when he is only sad.-Longfel-
low.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-14
Hebrew School

Two teachers teaching daily Hebrew
rcadiDg, writing and singing; Curtis
streets. daily services at G;45 and on
Saturdays conduct students in religious
services
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-14
OHEB ZADEK CONGREGA-
TION

The early Friday evening services are
held AT sunset. and the late services
begin at $ o'clock, Mr.. II. Wangcr as
sisted by group OF school children
will conduct the services. which will
be followed by n social half hour in
the assembly hall OF the synagog.
Hebrew School
THE Ohcb Zadck Free Hebrew School
is in session every afternoon from 3 80
to d O'Clock and is in charge OF two
competent teachers and a principal
competent teachers and principal.
Hebrew is taught in all its
branches. The school is making good
progress and has daily attendance Of
3J children. 1t is absolutely free to
rich or poor The school is finaDced by
good hearted members aud friends OF
the synagog.
Religious School
This school holds sessions every sun.
day morning from 10 to 10 aud has o
well organized stuff of teachers, divided
in seven classes including q confirma-
tion class, the school is besdcd by Mr..
Moses NJ. Katz who devotcs good deal
OF bis time for the welfare VI tile
school
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-01-14
Religious School
BETH JOSEPH

Beth Joseph Synugog, 2ftb and Curtis
streets, daily services ut Gas A. NJ.
and nj sunset Friday evening.
Evening star., 1926-12-15

tries to unload this thing on Cotter'
MIR. Pomerene condemned Fall for
transmitting Donenys so-called conf1-
Dental getter of November IS. 1921,
to Cottes 50 that the latter could talk
over tbs estimates intelligently with
E. e. Finney. the Assistant Secretary
of the Interior.
Declaring that the specifications
were the only thing that had been
changed, Pomerene said, Never once
did the covetous eyes of Doheny lose
$50 900 $50 barrels of oil in that re-
serve. And never did he lose sight
of the $780, 900, 900 profit which his
company could make out of that
lease"
"On ,Sovember 80 another mys-
terious transaction occurred" he said.
THE telephone rings. Fall at one end
Doheny ut the other. They had talk
ed about this loan beforehand. Fall
says he will take it now-but send it
in cash, send it in cash"
Mr.. lomerene whispered these
words leaning within a few inches of
the juryynen in the front seat. Pom
creme rh@n related how on December
/ Fall. with the 100000 in large bills.
went to I'll Paso, ''and word some
way got 20 Harris to meet him there. "
What :@omes of the statement that
this was to be a transaction taking
place in the country where he would
have to have cash?" asked Pomerene.
WAS the money put in the bank at
Evening star., 1926-12-15

Ell Paso? Testimony shows that $4,000
was paid down in cash and the bal
ance kept in Mr.. Chase's Office !
Failure of Fall to obtain legal opir.
ion on the contract work was scored
by Pomerene. who declarsc THAI aEy
plain business man would Eat von
ture into such a tranSactsDn wftAout
first finding out whether il vas legal
when Balm was in California,
Pomere said. HE was good deal
disturbed: lawyers told him the thing
was illegal, so he wrote to Fail and
suggested that ne get an opinion from
the Attorney General.
Pomerene stressed that Balm gave
this letter to Hunter to deliver To
Doheny and that the oil magnate had
declared he needed no help.
Great Scott"' With the millions at
his demand he had poor Balm so solic-
itous about him that he was writing
to Fall to say that they should make
it easy for Doheny."
Doesn't it almost make you weep?'
asked Pomerene.
Prudence and common honesty
would suggest that both sides obtain
legal advice, Pomerene pointed out.
Then he said: Did you hear Bair
say, L am afraid the United States
will ga into trouble although he
was an official of the Government"
Turning to the jury, Mr.. Pomeren"
declared: Whatever conclusion can
be drawn, this whole thing was con
ceived in fraud and born in iniqulty.