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New Britain herald., 1926-12-03
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New Britain herald., 1926-12-03

last nights pickle-but I wonder what Jack would say if he knew she drinks
 He probably wouldn't believe it, she told herself. half way between indignation and heartbreak. (To Be Continued)
New Britain herald., 1926-12-03

(Honey Lou visits Mir. Bumelly, the divorce lawyer. in tomorrow'a installment.)
New Britain herald., 1926-12-03

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New Britain herald., 1926-12-03

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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-02-28
Church Seeks to Gust
University Graduate
/ For His WOrldliness
(By Dispatch A. P. wire)


PALMYRA, Ind, Feb. 27.-Desire
to proceed in strict accordance with
the rules for church government laid
down in ST. Matthew's gospel today
caused three members of the Palmyra
church of Christ, sitting as judges
in the trial for "'worldiness" of w.
Clyde Martin, to remand the case
to the church congregation for dis
position.
Martin, a university graduate is
threatened with expulsion from his
church as abe climax of Disagree
ment with townsfolk over recrea-
tfonal activities introduced by him
among the community's young people
after mis- return from college, several
years ago.
The charges preferred by Charles,
Ellis, deacon, were set for hearing
zoday, but after short and often
interrupted session the judges re
fused jurisdiction when Charles Bush,
a former elder, read new Testament
verses with which he said, Martins
accusers had not complied.
The verses, from the Is chapter of
Matthew, are words of Jesus to his
disciples including the admonition
eff thy brother shall trespass against
thee, go and tell him his fault be-
tween him and thee alone. If he
shall hear thee, thou hast gained
thy brother
This Bush said, Ellis and others
opposing Martin had not done.
Half of Palmyra's $50 residents
are members of the church of Christ
When Martin returned from college
at Depauw and Indiana State Nor
NAL where he won athletic distinc-
tfon, he became principal of the Pal
nyra school and introduced athletics
and other recreation. His liberal be-
Iiefs became an immediate source
/ of dissension between himself and
fellow townsmen schooled in the
teaching that recreational activities
are inconsistent with an ascetic in
depreciation of the theories of the
churches founder, Alexander Camp
bell.
Evidence was submitted to show
that Martin in the community house
a machine from which one obtained
candy by puttinng a coin in SLOT
Ito often gave more candy than the
money purchased, witnesses said and
Martins accusers alleged it to be
a gambling device.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-02-28

Episcopal rector here, who Will be
sort of ex-officio pastor for the
children. The Sunday School at the
little church will be conducted by
Robert Nefin, an attorney. During
the week there will be classes in
religious education under the direc
ton of Miss Elizabeth Fracker, dea-
coness.
Six years ago the idea was con-
ceived, when "a boys and girls knelt
down in Sunday School and prayed
that they might have a church of
their own. Their parents became
interested, church members lent
hand and fund was raised, with the
two dozen youngsters as the first
contributors
All of these children are members
of the new church except one-the
first boy to contribute to the fund.
He was killed in an auto accident
shortly after the campaign started.
The campaign went over with
great success, and the little church is
entirely free from debt 1t is just
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-02-28
Court Martial of Army
ChaplainsTO Be Resumed
/ At Preside On Monday
(By Dispatch A. P. wirel

4 SAN FRANCISCO, Calf, Feb. 81
The court martial of Captain Orville
lC1ampitt, United States Army chap
lain accused of improper relations
with Miss Lucille Swallow of Law
rence, Kansas, will be resumed Mon
day after weekend adjournment.
AT that time two important matters
probably will be decided before the
taking of testimony is resumed The
first is whether the testimony of
Miss Swallow will be made public
and the other is the determination
of the relation of the department of
Justice to the case.
( Reports that the department of
bystice had announced it would bring
a Mann act charge against the Chap
lain if he is released by the court
martial were denied today by Edward
r.. Bonner, chief of the bureau here
y Clampitt is alleged to have mis-
conducted himself with Miss Swallow
while he was stationed at Fort
Leavenworth, where she was employ
ed
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-02-28
MEXICO TO GET
MODERN SERVICE
OVER TELEGRAPH

Vice President Willever of the West
ern Union Telegraph company, at Mex
leo City, states lin telegram to the
Dispatch that subject to the approval
of President Gales, the boards of the
Western Union and Mexican companies
have concluded a contract with the
Mexican government for the introduce
tion into that country of modern tele-
graph service
The service" the messaged received
here states, lis to include extension
to international traffic of the night
letter, day letter, night message and
money transfer service, through the
conjunction of the Western Union with
the Mexican Telegraph company.
Thus Mexico City will be brought
as close to New York Geographically
as Chicago or Boston. Regular tariffs
are to be adjusted, based upon zones
and distance. The night press rate
will be two cents per word"
1t is also stated that this service to
Mexico will be extended to sister re-
publics south through the all American
cables. "Direct operation between
Mexico City and New York iCty will
be made possible by single control,
giving almost direct service to Cuba,
and also to Spain via New York
Azores cable.
"Commedation is due Eduardo Ortiz,
acting secretary of the department of
communication and A G. Montero dis
rector general, national telegraphs, for
theid understanding and appreciation
of this new bond between Mexico and
the United States and what it will
mean in the advance of education and
business"
This opening of the gateway to
Mexico and Republics south means the
end of the monopolistic handling of
the communications system in Mexico
and will hereafter open the way to
the Western Union, the Postal and all
other American communication sys-
TENS.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-02-28

DAYTON, O., Feb. 25.-"suffer the
little children to come unto me, ana
forbid them not; for Of such is the
Kingdom of Heaven.
A church exclusively for children
has just been completed here.
Every Sunday morning, shortly be-
fore the hour for morning worship
in the other churches, some 80 chill
dren will gather in it for services
of their own. A chubby boy of 10
or II years, clad in white vestments
and intensely serious, VIII go to the
lectern and open the massive Bible.
And there will follow n miniature
church service, with all the Episcopal
ritual, conducted by and for the chill
dren.
The church is known as St PauPs
Children's church. 1t was built at
a cost of $4,000, and there is com
mittee of children charged with its
operation, just as each adult church
has it's own board of trustees.
The whole project will be under
the direction of Rev. Phil Porter
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-02-28
DIRIGIBLE
COMPLETES TRIAL FLIGE

z ROME, Feb. 27. The dirigible
Norges, with which Raold Amundsen
plans to journey to the north pole,
carried out a successful eight hour
trial flight over Rome today. The
bIimp, carrying 80 persons including
Engineer Mobile, and the Norwegian
and italian members of the polar
expedition, circled over Rome several
times.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-02-28

as complete, in it's miniature fashion,
as any adult church IN the city, too.
1t has it's own chapel sacristy, audi
torium, pulpit, classrooms and the
like and in the basement there are
a fully equipped kitchen and a din
ing room.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-25

Miss Addic Kaicb,n is nov la the
city and Is residing nt the shirley
Saro, Hotel
The performance OF Isl ~ Scnorila'
the Council Opercttu wits repeated IN
TueSdny In the afternoon II wns
given at the Jewish Consupptivcs Re
lief society and here the cast were
guests for dinner. In the evening 1t
was repeated for the patients OF the
National Jewish Hospital
Mrs. Joe Cohen viii give dinner
tomorrow evening at her home for the
members of the Kline. llechnitz bridal
party.
Mrs. William Hum NJ Loyclund is
the guest of her sister Mrs Edwin !.
Wittclshofer.
The patients NJ the National Jewish
Hospital were Interestingly entertained
on Monday by the Junior order Of
B'nai Birth.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-25
INTERMOUNTAIN SOCIETY

Mrs A. q. Morse aud Mrs. Louis
Robinson returned Thursdny TO Los
Angeles. They came to Denver 10 at-
tend the Mary.iewin wedding
The Counci of Jewish women will
give childrens party on Aril 9TH at
p. NJ, in the vestry rooms OF Temple
Emanuel. The party will consist of
a program and dance.
After an absence Of over four years,
Lieutenant Barry Meyers of the En-
pinecrs corps of the Army Will arrive
in Denver to spend the Passover holi-
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
|. b. Meyers. Lieut.. Meyers will sail
April 27 for Hawaii for short stay
on Official business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving NJ. Sherman
are receiving congratulations on the
birth of daughter, born March 10Th.
The little girl has been named Bar
bara Edith.
Mrs. L. S. Nathcnson, who under
went a serious operation, has been re-
moved to her home from Mercy Hos
pital.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the E-Pa.
tients Tuberculnr Home are giving Il
tea and card party on May 3rd at the
Denver. Arrangements are in charge
of Mrs. J. Klatzkia and Mrs. Phil.
Snyder.
Cantor kwartin wishes to thank the
mt mbers of the h. NJ. ii Choir for
their splendid work and cooperation.
Those to whom Cantor Kwartin ex-
tends his appreciation are: Mesdames
Berry. Clamadge, Misses Wittie, Hoff-
man, Wandel, Lupa and Hahn, Messrs.
Jaffa, Rose, Goldberg, and Mr.. Bayles,
the choir leader.
Mrs. Charles Pashall, who has been
seriously i'll at her home the past two
weeks, is slightly improved.
Please do not forget the Senior
Hadassah Tea at the Denver Thurs
day afternoon, April 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Brown of l05;
Downing entertained on Thursday
evening in honor Of Miss Sarah Hertz
who is home after a seven months
visit in California Covers were placed
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-25
Unique and Strictly collegiate.
The College T0p"-Sunday Mite.

The College Hop"-Sunday Mite.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mayer have re
turned TO the city from II western trip.
NJ, and Mr>. Mayer are at the home
Of the Sam Mayors during their alb
scncc.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lehman are Mt
present nj the Fillmore hotel in Los
Angeles
Mrs Sam BarctS. who Is ut present
sojourninc in California will return
home shortly.
Morris Levy j. expected home short
ly from the East. where he has been
uU business trip.
Mr. and Mrs \. II. Radctsky spent
Ia "a week in Casper where Mr. Ra-
dui~l,y went on business trip.
Mrs. ], Il. Lcvic is recovering from
n Slight operation aud is now at her
home.
Mr.. and Mr~. Joseph Jaffa had as
their guests this last week Mr. and
Mrs Guup Of Philadelphia who were
'1 route 10 their homo from Cali
r1rnia.
Alr George Iiculrr. who was confined
+" hi, home due To an Illness. is now
aisle tO hc ont
m" Sigma Theta ri sorority had a
stlprr meet nj tho home or Misses
Estolc and Henrietta Scllcssinccr on
Sunduy evening.
Mr.. md Mrs Ed Levin entertained
nj their homo on Monday evening with
u dinner iu honor or Mis- Alice Levin
md Mr. Howard Marx.
Mrs. s. ri~ku has been confined to
home this past week because of n
cold. She Is greatly Improved aud
win soon hs "ur
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-25

licitzfcld Junior After fasting 'till
about =. NJ. last yum kipur' pad.
I'm hungry"
Adj Rcifzfeld Sos your old man.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-25

'f' " ~ iiih
Mrs. Sidney Klein entertained the
members of her club at charming
luncheon followed by nah jongg and
bridge at her home on Wednesday aft
ernOon. bowl Of spring flowers
formed the ccnterpiecc of the table at
which the guests were seated. The
guest Of honor was Mrs. Aftergood Of
Los Angeles, formerly Miss Hannah
Tnsem, who is visiting friends and rel
atives in Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. Spielman and infant
son Joseph, Of Chicago. spent II few
days last week visiting friends In Salt
Like. While in the city they were
guests at the Newhousc Hotel.
Mrs. Ben Arnowtz was hostess nj n
wcH arranged dinner party ut her home
Sunday evening. The guests. who num-
b'rcd twelve We're seated at one long
table which had ns II ccrtcrp'ccc Il
cluny cover and II crystal bowl Of
spring flowers. After dinner bridge
ard nah jongg was enjoyed
Mrs. Landau was the hostess of n
duintily appointed bridge luncheon
given at her home on Tuesday after
noon. \ color scheme of green and vel
low was carried out In table dccora.
tipns. Covers were laid for sixteen
guests.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Edgar j. Myers. nee
EStellc Roscuthal. who were married
recently in fOrt Worth, Tex. returned
Sunday from their honeymoon trip and
are living at the Hotel Utah.
The IladaS>nh Society. Salt Lake
Chapter. held it, regular meeting last
Monday evening at The home Of Mrs.
= BrucknCr. \ report un the hospital
shower which was given recently under
the auspices Of the organization, was
read. The following intrrcstin: pro-
gram was rendered: Selections by n
trio consisting Of Max Ecnsirum Mt the
piano, Sol EctSmuiu and Ralph Gold
yipllu. Miss Esther Br"kncr gave
nutc selections and was accompanied
Icy Miss Ella Volpcri. Mrs NJ Bach
Giyc n reading Refreshments were
served
In honor Of the fourteenth birthday
ur her son. Ruymond, Mrs, Lnndau en-.
trrtainrd twenty four of his friends Mt
delightful dinner ANA dancing party
nt her home Wednesday evening. St,
ratrlck'S Day decorations were used in
the dining and living rooms The long
tublc at which the guests were seated
had ns crntcrpi"cc n large birthday
cake with fourteen candles. Green can
dies in silver holders were at both ends
The music for dancing was furnished
nr ia" Junior nrrht .trl,
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-25
P u B LO
Mrs. VI. Gr-enb-rG. Social Editor.
Phone s5i4-J

A group of young folks enjoyed a
st. Patricks Dancing Party last
Wednesday evening at the Arcadia.
Those enjoying the evening were the
Misses Dorothy Flower, Rose Bern
stein, Mollic Spoken, Mathilda Black,
Rosclcc Bernstein, Fannie Rcincr and
Bessie Black Messrs. Abe Bernstein,
Albert Stein, Paul Roth, Al. Rosen-
thai. Joe Cafree, Louis Coffee, Hymau
Leddcr, Sam Duman and Mr.. and Mrs.
Al. A. Roscnthal. Mr.. and Mrs. Max
Mcstel chapcroned the party.
Mrs. Samuel L. Davis has returned
from California, where she visited her
mother and sister in Los Angeles and
Long Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Silvermsn of Los
Angeles, Calf, arc guests of Mrs.
Silverman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Bernstein. Mrs. Silvcrman will be re-
mcmbcrcd as Miss Frccda Bernstein,
well known Pueblo girl, whose mar
riagc to MIR. .silverman took place last
December in Los Angeles, Calf.
CONTINUED on rs1e 81
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-25
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graphing. Telephone Champa 5l4a Il.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-25

Last Monday evening the Girls Sew
ine Circle entertained its members at
n dinner party at the home of Miss
Hattie Soble on Lake street. An eifcc
tive color scheme OF silver and old rose
was carried out In decorations. The
guests were seated ut one long table
which had as centcrpiece n crystal
bowl of roses. Lose candles in silver
holders were ut both ends of the table
After dinner the members enjoyed
bridge and nah jongc.
Rabbi Elliot NJ, EurStn will return
Thursday from Portland. Ore. where
he has been for the past two weeks ad-
dressing the B'nai Birth Grand Lodge
and other Jewish organizations.
\ very successful rummace sale was
held last Thursday Mt the B'uai Birth
Hall on Third East street under the
auspices OF the Montcfore Sistcrhood.
Mrs. \. Grossman was chairman of the
committee III cilarec Ol arrangements.
Mr.. Burnett Love has returned from
Il three weeks vacation trip to Los
Angeles.
An executive meeting OF the B'nai
Birth Lodge was held last Tuesday
evening at the B'uui Birth Hall on
Third East street
MIR and Mrs David II. Wcilman and
small daughters. Dorothy and jeanette,
of st. Louis visited with friends in
Salt Lake last week. on route To Lon:
Beach Calf While here they were
guests at the Hotel Utah.
Mr. Samuel Roscnblum left recently
for Los Angeles Calf. where he will
remain indefinitely
Mr.. Julius Friedman of Los Angeles
is the guest of his mother, Mrs. |. Love.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-25

Where shall lind Happiness?
asked u tlmid soul. Next door to con
lent" replied mic who kmcw-M r.
Antrim.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-25
DEN YER
tAnn@ Deges. Social Editor
Phone 0nlu so0e)

\ very simple hut beautiful wedding
~ Sulemnized ou Tuesday evening AT
10 o'clock when Miss Alice Levin be-
cume the bride Of Howard Marx Of
JhurlcvoiN. Pa. The ceremony was
performed by pr. VIM $. Friedman he.
fore the immediate family. Tie iTide
made u lovely picture In an old fash
lnncd dress of l0vebird green tatieta.
trimmed IN orchid with hat nnd shoes
tu match. Her cursagc was an old
fashioned boquct. AIR. Leonard Levin.
a twin brother of the bride was the
best man. Immediately following the
ceremony dinner was served at the
Brown. Mrs Marx is the daughter
Of Mrs. Albert levin and has for the
past year beeu field secretary for the
National Jewish Hospital hr. and
Mrs. Marx left at once on honey
moon which includes Colorado Springs,
Kansas City, ST. Louis and New York.
After April 10Th they will he at home
Charlcvoix, Pa.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-25
Boulder. &. C.. Aggies. Mines-at
THE College Hop"-Sun'iay Mite.

Miss Ethel Bloom formerly Of Neu.
stcter's millinery department Is now as
sociated with the Godcane Millinery.
GO 10th street
Melroy Ncwald of Milwaukee arrlv-
ed In Denver last week To join Mrs.
Nrwald who is the guest Of her par
entS, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sch0ycr. They
will return to their home in about n
week.
Mrs. Nose Miller Of Chicago arrived
IN Denver on Sunday 10 spend several
Harris
Mrs. Albert Levin entertained on
Sunday evening with n dinner ut the
CDlburn for the guests who are in town
Tor the MarN-Lcwin wedding.
Mrs. Harold ]. Sicgal Of Chicago left
on Sunday, after II few weeks visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j NJ.
Grcenhlatt.
The German Club met on Thursday
AT the Argonaut Hotel with Mrs Max
Gerstlc.
Or. and Mrs. Eugene $. Auer will
spend the Easter holidays in Rome.
They will be accompanied ny Mrs. NJ.
Ll,man. DIR. Aucr's grandmother.
Mrs. A. H. Radctsky had open house
| On saturday In homer Of her twenty
second wedding anniversary Several
| ladies called during the afternoon.
Miss Lena Jane Oppcnhcim Will give
a dance on saturday evening at tho
Colburn Hotel.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-25

Collcgiati>m l. still the vogue among
the younger set and anything else that
might have the least scmblanccs Of
being collegiate. also. Thus the dance
Ia be given 10y the Denver University
Menorah society is just the thing, it's
college" Not only among the uni
ycrsity students hui among those not
students many remarks can he heard
concerning this dance. which occurs
March 2Sth II you are not College"
ard long for it try this method and
see he out come.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-25
Twas the night before Pesach-
''1h~ College H0p"--SuDday Mite

Miss Beatrice Flesher. the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. i. Flcsher was grad
uatcd ON Friday last. from Leland
Sanford university. Miss Flesher has
gone to Portland. Ore. where She will
hc the guest Of Miss Helen Eppstcin
fnr n few weeks. Before returning TO
tie city, Miss Flcshcr will visit in
Snn Francisco Los Angeles and Al
buquerpuc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Sweet enter
TIMED the MnrXLewin bridal party
with luncheon ut the Motor club, on
Monday.
Mrs. /. +. Levy left last week for
ST. Louis, where She will spend several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Sclioenthnl departed
last Thursday ON n two months so
j0urn in the East. They will visit In
Philadelphia with Mr.. and Mrs. John
y Cohen. Mrs. Cohen was Formerly
Eva Schocnihal While in New York
City Mr.. and Mrs. Schocnthal win be
the guests of their son, Harold.
Mrs II. Richardson of Cincinnati
WIS In Denver this week to attend the
wedding of her brother, Mr.. Howard
Marx and Miss Alice Levin. She left
Immediately following the wedding for
her home.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Obcrfcldcr had
H. the house guests this week, Mr.. and
Mrs. Spencer Pcnrose of Colorado
Springs who We're in the city to al
tend the Rosa Ponscllc concert. on
Wednesday evening.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-25
c. L. at
The College HoP"-S,nday Mite.

Miss Evelyn Schwartz entertained on
Saturday evening with dancing party
AT her home in honor of her sixteenth
birthday. The guests numbered eight
couples.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-25
SALT LAKE CITY
tMlssie Cohen. Social Editor
PhoNe Wusatch B<51-w.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Levy have rs
their house guest Mr. \. Il. Frank OF
Fort Wayne, Ind
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-25

Mr.. and Mrs. J. JEFF announce the
engagement Of their daughter Mollic
to Henry Hailpern.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-25

Please do not forget the Senior
Hadassah Tea at the Denver Thurs
day afternoon, April 10.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-25

Mr. Samuel Roscnblum left recently
for Los Angeles, Calf. where he will
remain indefinitely
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-25

Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Brown of 1868
Downing entertained on Thursday
evening in honor Of Miss Sarah Hertz,
who is home after seven months
visit in California. Covers were placed
for sixteen.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-25

couples.
Joseph Ottcnhcimcr has received an
honor from the State University in his
appointment to do summer work with
the Westinghouse Company. lie was
the only Junior to receive this honor.
Mrs. Lena Barnett Is spending Scv-
eral weeks at Fort Collins. as the house
guest Of her daughter. Mrs. Max
KruyctZ
Mrs. John Arthur Bcbcr Of Omaha.
nee Tobic IIollaudcr is visiting with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron IIol-
lander.
Dr. and Mrs. David T.. Block will he
hosts nj Scdcr service at their home
on Monday Covers will be set for
twelve guests.
Mr.. II. L. RachOf>ky has returned
Ia Denver after an eight mouths stay
in Los Angeles and is Mt his home at
12OJ Lafayette.
Miss Ethel aud Nellie llnllandcr were
hnstesscs at a delightful hridg cparty.
saturday afternoon in honor "f their
sister Mrs. John Arthur Ecbcr of
Omaha.
Dr. Harry Gauss has returned TO the
city after an ahScucc of eighteen
months and * now located in the
Metropolitan Buildinc, During his alb
Srncc. DR. Gauss studied Mt May0's
Clinic and in Nlcnnia specializing in
diseases If the stomach.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. JEFF announce the
engagement Of their daughter MOllic
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-25

Mr.. Julius Friedman of Los Angeles
is the guest Of his mother, Mrs. |. Love.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-03-25

Mrs. Charles Pashall, who has been
seriously i'll at her home the past two
weeks, is slightly improved.