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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-05-02
Japan TO HAVE ALL GERMAN RIGHTS IN CHIN
Associated

PARIS May 1.-The Council Of Three have reached agreement
transfer German rights KaOchau and the Shantung
Japan without Japan voluntarily hand
Shanung province full sovereignty China retaining only
the privileges granted to Germany.
Confidence is felt that the league of nations will be sufficiently
strong safeguard Chinese rights
delegates pleased but the Chinese representatives
withheld
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-05-02
NO DISORDERS YESTERDAY IN BERLIN

BERLIN May 2The complete observance of the workers
holiday here yesterday shut down all
and restaurants closed but there disorders
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-05-02
WORKING ON CLUE TO BOMB OUTRAGES
lBY The Associated Pressl

NEW YORK, May 2age quantities of explosives have been
found conscaed by federal agents being
connection with investigation of the bomb plots.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-05-02
CLEVELAND SCENE OF BIG MAY DAY RIOT
(By The Associated Press)

CLEVELAND, O., May 1-One is dead, policemen
shot, 200 persons injured and 100 others arrested result OF
socialist Industrial Workers the World May Day
red flag carried past Victory loan truck started the
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-05-02
BLAMING CL4EMENCEAU FOR MAY DAY n
(By The Associated Press)

PARIS May 1.-Two hundred and fifty policemen injured
the May Day disorders here American auance gathered the
injured Socialists and labor indignant
disorders, and placing the responsibility Cemenceau
charged that victims of police violence.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-05-02
ARGENTINA ALSO HAS 24-HOUR STRIKE
(By The Associated Press)

BUENOS AIRES, May MAY Day is being celebrated here with
2hour strike throughout the republic Business completely stop
ped and military is guarding property.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-05-02
HUN DELEGATES SMILE WITH THEIR
(By The Associated Pressl

VERSAILLES May German delegates expressed satisfaction
with first meeting with the Allies and believe
negotiations will be a basis of equality
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-05-02

(By The Associated Pressl

WASFIINGTON May The Salisbury, n. c., postmaster has
eegaped that bomb addressed Senator Overman held
search being made throughout the for other bombs the
rails.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-05-02
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS START RIOT IN NEW Y
(By The Associated Press)

NEW YORK May -UnfOrmed soldiers and sailors sOrmed
Madison Square Garden where May Day labor demonstration
progressing The police induced the uniformed dsperse but
eliminated when the attack made
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-05-02
FLOODING MAILS WITH DYNAMITE BOMBS
GRv The Associa lated

WASHINGTON, April 3O-The postofice Inspector
has the discovery of II bombs the mails addressed
officials All similar those Senator arwck and Mayor
Hansen, of Seattle.
These bombs addressed Postmaster General Bureson
Secretary of Labor Wilson, Attorney General Palmer Commo
migration Camine Mayor Hyan j. d. Rockefeller J. p Morgan
and Solicitor General Lamar.
The packages bore the label of Gimble Bros said
labels had been forged The packages
because Of insufficient postage feared that others have been del
vered.
Justice Holmes who delivered opinion sustaining convc-
of Eugene Deb mailed bomb All the justices of the
supreme have been warned take receiving mail
SAN FRANCISCANS GET BOMBS ALSO
Associated
SAN FRANCISCO April 3O-Drict Attorney Fickert
Cunh each received bombs from New York The
police opened They contained acid and what believed be
dynamite,
SEATTLE'S MAYOR ALSO FAVORED
res
SEATTLE April 50-A bomb Mayor Hansen contained acid
and dynamite
CHICAGO JUDGE GETS PACKAGE
(8y The Associated Press)
CHICAGO April 80 Judge Lands received package believed
to contain bomb.
Continued on Page TeH)
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-05-02
MANY CITIES SEE BIG
RIOTING ON MAY DAY

1eyeland Clash Results In Hundreds Being Hurt
Soldiers And Sailors Make Disturbances In New
York Paris Has Serious Labor Trouble
BuenOS Aires Scene OF 24-HOur Strike---Big
Bomb Plot Stirs NatOn--- Dozens OF Deadly
Packages Sent Through Mails To National
Leaders
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-05-02

THE ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
MAUI NEWS THIS WEEK ARE
WORTH STUDYING CAREFULLY.
THE FIRMS WHO ADVERTISE IN
THE MAUI NEWS ARE THE ONES
WORTHY YOUR FULLEST CONF.
DENcE.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1919-05-02

CONTINUED on Page Seven.)
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-19
EDITORIALS


The policy of THE DENVER JEWISH NEWS is to give pub
cy activities of all local Jewish organizations and to
Occasionally find
sary to furnished by the pres agents. of
organizations compelled to do this because
lack space again the press agent failed to
derentate between item and advertisement Our
views between item and an ADVERTISE
ment evidently did the approval of the press
the local social organizations the following
received last week indicates:
enclosing article below, which please publish IN
this The last time only about onehird of
article published atho glad have make
the future if there nothing to be
changed kindly publish the entire article.
have been able to comply with the gen.
tlenans request But really there why
organization charges its affairs should
advertisement press agent be
inclined to ask for?
glad give much publicity consistently can
all Jewish but please do not ask the impossible
and let the editor be the judge
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-19
HITS THE NAIL ON THE HEAD.

following editorial entitled Me too from the Jewish
Monitor Forth WORTH Texas view completely
that publish it in full: ~
desk the of the American
Jewish and the other that of the
the Independent Order Bna Birth Both reports
of antewsh discrimination Both tell how each
organizations ombated the growth of antemtism and
each report contains information worth while
can't understand, R why should there be two
doing this work? Is antiSemsm in this country in
that the League could keep
with it, the of the organization to divide the
the organization looking after this poisonous growth
the East and the other the West? Yet this be
the the American Jewish Committee find that
the Governor of Iowa has been requested to make change in
proclamation he issued while the AntDefamation Report
find that the East have been asked to change their
tactics. llyrt-- .F. Jas
1t seems il highly inexpedient have
efforts Both Jewishboth nationwide and both claim
represent all of American Jewr II sounds much tho
the other of these crying, too"
We frank that the work of combating antJewsh
prejudice ought be the hands of the
tion that founded for this namely the
ton League of the O. B. B. We neither have grudge against
the American Jewish Committee brief for the Bnai
Birth but the latter organization thru the A. D. L. has done
magnificent work has given itself with ngeness of
wonderful things since inception and should be
There plenty do for every organization that
But overlapping dangerous well wasteul nobody
knows this better than the who the head of these
CARNATIONS 1t not that mods operand could
reached between these organizations fear that
wants be reached At the
on doing the work for which another staredand which
doing the work well-s not inspiring
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-19
NIIZR.iCHI BREAK WITH
ZIONIST ORGANIZATION
Religious and Traditional Jewish
Spirit, Their Complaint.

The Miizrachi Organization, which
has recently severed its connection
with the American Zionist Federation.
has issued Il statement explaining its
action.
IN the first place. it declares. 1t
never entered into the Zionist or
ganiaation nor was it ever u component
part thereof. and consequently it never
seeded" Last year when the demand
and need for united action on the
part of all Zionist fcdcratlops was ini-
prrativc for good work, it decided to
cooperate with the Zionist DrganiZu-
bon Of America i'll order to help raise
money for the Restoration Fund and
The compact under which the union
was made granted several rights Ia
The Mizruchi which included scpcratc
funds for distinct Mizrachi purposes,
representation as distinct organl-
zltion on all Zionist COMMITTEES
especially on the Commission sent Ia
PalcStinr-and free rein to run
MialHrhi cndcavorS in Palestine along
tines in keeping with the traditional
spirit Of the orthodox Jews.
These provisions were not regarded
and the Mizrachi found themselves
humpprrd in their work TO such an cN'
tent that the break was imperative II
the organization WAS To fullill it,
aims.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-19
PRAYERS IN FRANCE.

In the ''Mogen Dovid,' published 10y
the Jewish Welfare Board ut Camp
Lee Va, Private Abraham Auerbacli.
cf the 10th Depot Brigade. whose
home is at Mmhall, Pennsylvania. has
told story of New Years services,
the auspices of the Jewish Welfare
l;oard, that brings Il tightiIeSs to The
throat The boys on the TOul Sec
tor he said. gathered from far ana
near in the small city of Toul where
II synagogue was opened for their usr
.'hc congregation i'll the main haii
where French rabbi conducted SER
vices WAS so great that the downstairs
hall WIS also crowded to capacity. with
one of our American boys leading the
services
When the Chazan tCantor) led MS
in the prayers which begin Who shall
die everyone Of us became quiet. our
ewes wide open. our hearts bcatihg fast.
our faces pale When he half reach
I'd the words Who by the sword he
shrickcd and chukcd and could say no
more for some time. Tears were roll
ing from his eyes and he was white
as ghost All around stuod our
boys. thinking that this might hc ilic'r
last prayer. tears running. heads bent
low. and their minds un the dear ones
they had left behind and. rcrhais.
were never to see again
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-19

Of appreciation by the French gov
eminent for Ills many artistic cp-
deavors.
could continue in giving such in
nmples will prove that we Jews are
not being treated fairly 10y the Amer
Jean press, and can be satisfied with
the share that Our people contribute
10 mamkind's development in every
field. MAN SANDERS.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-19
READING MATTER FOR THE BOYS
ON TIE RHINE.

Fourteen thousand four hundred
and twcnty-thrcc books and nine hun
drcd aud cighty-fivC newspapers have
been sent TO France by the Jewish
Welfare Board, and distributed aruong
the American troops. in addition to
numerous other supplies for the com
fort OF the 4. l.. f. ii wHS announced
ut the National Headquarters I 80 Firth
ircnur, New York City.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-19
HEBREW UNION COLLEGE SCHOL
.-. ~"-.'r .ARSHIPS. "-+
Sisterhoosls Grasp Opportunity to In
crease Heipfuiness and Perpetuate
their Work.

The National Federation OF Temple
Slstcrhoods has always manifested a
deep interest in the work of the He
brew Union College. This year, in
honor of the centennial anniversary
OF DR.. Wisc's birth, SisterhoOds thru
out tlic country are making an espe-
,ial effort to increase their contri-
buttons to the Hebrew Union College
Scholarship fund.
Two organizations have this year
contributed two complete scholarships.
The Isaiah woman's Clup of Chicago.
ILL.,, in addition 10 its regular Scholar
ship. las given an additional contri-
button of $500 to be known as the
Isaac NJ. Wise Memorial Scholarship
of the Isaiah WOmans Club" The
Rotlcf Shaloln Sistcrhood of Pittsburg
has given the J. Leonard Levy Schlor-
ship and in addition Il special Scholar
ship as token of appreciation to DR..
and Mrs. Samuel Goldens0n upon their
advent in PittsburG
\ number of organizations hive sig
ntficd their intention of giving com
l,lcte Scholarships within the next few
weeks
Complete Schoia rships contributed
ur to. the present are as follows:
Cincinnati, Plum st. Temple Sister
ship $500; indianapolis, Sisterhood
of the indianapolis Hebrew ConSrega
tion. 5000: Chicago. H.. Isaiah Won
ans cmb-"Isaac NJ. Wise Mcmoria
Scholarship of Isaiah Woman's club
$500; Chicago, Ill. Isaiah Woman's
club, $500; Pittsburg. Pa. the Rodei
Shalom Sisterhood-"J. Leonard Levy
Scholarship" $500: Pittsburg. ia.
the Rodef Shalom Sisterhood-'in
honor III DR.. and Mrs. Goidenson's ad
vent" $500.
4 number OF organizi tions have
found it impossible to give individual
scholarships but they have contribut
cd generously to the general fund
just recently the following contribu
ticns have been received:
ChampaignU rbana. H.. Sinai Sis
tcrhood. SJ.Tj; Springfield, ILL.,, Ladies
AUX. Ohcv Zcdukah Congr. S22.0O: To
icdo. o.. Sist of Cvllingood Temple
5000: Seattle, Wash. Ladies' Aux
Temple de Hirsch. $1,000: Statcsvillc
y. C., Sist. Temple Emanuel. $1,000
Jacksonville. Fla. Temple SisterlIood
$1,000: Milwaukee. Wis. Emanuc
Ladies' society. $500: Brooklyn, y
y. Sistcrhood Temple Beth Elohim
$500: Chicago. Ill, Ladies' Aux. Tenn
pie Shvlcm, $500: st. Louis, Mc.
Slstcrhood ShHarc Emcth. $500.
With this record the National Fed
Grafton will he able to make an excel
lcnt showing III Founders bar. Mnrrl
18th.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-19
Purim War Sufferers Collection.

a special collection was made by
The following members OF the Religious
night. Miss Esther Fcinberg. Miss
Esther ShwartE and Miss Dora Mosko.
Eleven sevcnty-fivc was collected,
which amount is double that of last
year. II was turned over to Mr.. l..
wandci. president of East Denver
branch.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-19
BETH HA MEDROSH HAGADOL

Services are held daily at the syna-
cog. The morning services at 1:15,
and the afternoon services at sunset.
Friday night services will be held at
sunset and at I 40. This Friday eve
ming DIR. c. II. Kauvar will speak oii
"Lifc's Fundamental Law" saturday
morning he will speak on changing
Standards"
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-19
Congregational
TEMPLE EMANUEL.

Special Services will be held this
Friday evening at { 4o. Governor
Shoup, Senator Charles S. Thomas,
Mrs. s I'isko. and DR.. Vim. $. Fried
man will speak on the Tooth Amivei's-
airy celebration of American Judaism.
Appropriate music.
saturday morning services at 10 30.
Sermon. subject: Love of Duty"
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-19
Religious School,

Religious school sessions begin ut 10
O'Clock Sunday morning
The playlets given by the pupils OF
the Sabbath school last Sunday. were
of Il patriotic and religious character
and proved interesting and entertain
ing
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-19
Special Meeting Of the b. NJ. II. Ladies'
Auxiliary,

\ very important special meeting
will he held at the Adams hotel We'd
ncsduy afternoon. Architects plans
will be presented. The members will
be asked to decide what part Of the
new Synagog structure shall lie dedi-
Gated as the Auxiliary gift
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-19

ory, worked not only for hi> friends,
but also for his antagonists. llr could
not brircrSuadcd TO miSjudgc; hc WIS
always as true to others aS he
was to himself The writer
of these lines Knew Dr Wise. who WAS
with uS in faith. in love and in truth,
aud il is for this reason, that we say I;
"HccFrrr Tza,h'is libii'rocho. Ii Jewish
Voice.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-19

II ITilIcl were alive today. hr might
lay down this ma Nim: I:r tolerant to
everybody, BE true tu Your own con
NictioIs. liut bc not - stubborn as
TO insist upon your being absolutely
right. and everybody else absolutely
wrong Jewish Voice.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-19
Sy,lagog Forum.

The program for the Forum is as
follows:
Paper Mr.. Israel Miller: address,
Theodore Herzl." DIR. Goldbloom. The
chairman of meeting will be Mr.. Max
Grimes.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-19

Let It's then know how [" number
cur day, that we may obtain Il heart
endowed with wisdom.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-19

Every one of the ways of IL man is
pIil'C in his own eyes. but the Lord
. muasurrth the spirit.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-19

If there bC arc in the hrurl Of man.
let him suppress il: and a good word
viii change II 10 JOY.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-19

\ soft answer turncth away wrath .
hut morttfying word slirrrrh up ait
ger.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-19

y good name Is preferable To abuild-
ant riches. and good grace TO silver and
TO gold.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-19

The first of the Jewish Exponent" of March
voted interesting and instructive article by Dr. c. D. Spvak
of this CITY, "A Plea for Jewish Banking in Palestine We
shall take pleasure presenting it readers
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-19
Meditdtions

What doth the Lord require of thee,
Tut To d" justly. to love mercy and 10
"alk humbly with thy God.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-19

Guard thy tongue from evil and tlr
lips from speaking deceit.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-03-19
Letters From Our Readers

tThese columns are open for the dis
ttssion Of all Jewish questions by our
feaaers The Jewish News is not re-
sp"hsible For the ideas or news e&-
pressed.)
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-13
BISBEE BOWERS ARE
 GUESTS AT SUPPER

The women of the Bisbee Bowling club gave a supper last night to the members of the Bisbee first team bowling club in honor of their victory over the Douglas team in securing the Walter Douglas perpetual bowling cup to be held by local team for one year. More than 50 guests were present The Walter Douglas cup made up the cen ter piece on the table and was sur rounded by appropriate flowers
 E. L. Blair of Bisbee has accepted the challenge of MT. Houck of Douglas, to play an individual bowling match of 20 games. Blair and Harrington of Bisbee have also accepted the chal- Ienge of Houck and Rice of Douglas to play a two-man team game The date of the contest has not been decided vet A picked team from the Douglas Gas company will meet the Bisbee team next Saturday night at the local NJ C. A
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-13
POSTPONE SAILNGS,
 CUBAN SHIP ADVICE
Ry Review Leased wIre)

WASHINGTON, March 12.-Ameri- can Minister Gonzales eabled the state department today from Havana, sug- gestine that ships bound for the Gu ban capital with food supplies, post pone sailing until the present conges- tion growing out of the general strike has been relieved.
 Conditions in Cuba resulting from the strike are being watched closely by the American government. Off cials said today that the settlement agreed upon by strike leaders prob ably would not make for permanent solution of the controversies and that further trouble was expected.
 In this connection, it was pointed out that on a previous occasion when unrest in Cuba got beyond the control of the Cuban authorities, the United States found. it necessary to step in and conduct affairs until normal con ditions were restored.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-13

sufficient funds to cover their rail road fares and immigration head taxes. which were reported to have been insisted upon by American au- thCrities. The others. it was stated. would be held aboard the ship. which will sail Friday for New York, whither she was bound, after discharsing Can adian troops here when a wireless message recalled her to Halifax to coal, because of the harbor strike ai the American port, This order keep ing the men aboard was issued in spite of the fears expressed by Captain Jacobson of violence by the soldiers.
 The troops, most of whom enlisted in the British forces from the United States and S1 of whom are American born, were discharged from the army with S2G, and an order on the British consular officer at New York for trans pOrtation to their homes. the ships oI- ficers said. Gambling among the men. they added. had left most of the funds in the hands of a few.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-13
Is Czar ALiUe? Asks Court Qs
 Bill is SerUed
Lawyer Told to Serve Judg- ment on Nicholas or Prove
 Him Dead
.Rv Review Leased WIreD

NEW YORK, March 12.-Ber- nard Naumberg, a lawyer, was name today by Supreme Court Justice Benedict in Brooklyn, as a committee of one to ascertain whether Nicholas Romaniff, for mer czar of Russia, is dead or alive, and if dead who is next of kin
 Tonight Mir. Naumberg is look ing for some one who can solve the riddle for him, for on its solu tion rests the question of whether a S117,35O judgment which MT. Naumberg recently obtained against Mir. Romanoff on behalf corporation, can be collected.
 The corporation in the early part of the war transported large quantity of sugar to Russia upon the czar's order. Before collection was made, Nicholas was deposed, and, according to the general ac- cepted reports, slain
 MT. Numberg recently learned that the ezar had $1,0O0,000 on deposit in the National City bank here. He obtained a court judg- ment for $117, ,45O, but upon pre- senting it to the bank was in- formed that the bank could not pay ont any of the fund until Nicholas were served with notice or were proved dead
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-13
THOUSANDS ARRESTED AS KOREANS DEMAND
 FREEDOM FROM JAPAN
sIndependance Movement Be coming More Widespread;
 Trouble Expected
cRr Rerisu Leased Miren


 PEKING, March 12-The indepeno. ence movement in Korea is becoming more widespread, according to reports from private sources in that country. Trouble was anticipated on the occa- sion of the funeral of Prince Vi, and the Japanese called in gendarmes from outlying stations. Forestalling this, the Korean national leaders arranged the independence day demonstrations two days earlier, thus catching the Japanese unprepared.
 Eventually the situation was re- stored, but not before thousands had been arrested.
 The Korean independence manifesto calls upon the people to rise and make a peaceful demonstration of their .n, dependence but under no circum- stances to use force. The document is dignified in tone.
 Students of the Ping-Yang Presby- terian Theological school were seized, stripped and tied to rough wooden crosses, which they were obliged to carry through the city, their Japanese captors saying that as their father had borne the cross, they too, should have the privilege of bearing it.
 The Koreans demand that Japan's advisory control shall continue only until such time as the league of na- tions considers the Koreans fit for self government.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-13
PHILBROOK RETURNS
 FROM SCHOOL MEETING

After an absence of more than two weeks, c. F. Philbrook, superintendent of schools in the Warren district, re- turned this week from Chicago. where he Ihad been attending the convention Of school superintendents, under the auspices of the National Education as sociatiOn.
 MT. Philbrook said yesterday thaS much good work in connection with educational problems was accomplish ed. and owing to the fact that more than 1000 school superintendents at tended the convention which was held fin the Auditorium hotel, the many val uable views of scholars from every portion Of the country were heard.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-13
ONLY 400 REGISTER
 FOR BOND ELECTION

Today is the last day Tor tax payers of Bisbee to register for the city pay ing bond election, and every man in- terested in the welfare and appear ance of Bisbee is urged to register to- day either at the city clerks office or at the real estate office of Hogan & Seed on Main street.
 To date only approximately 400 tax payers have registered at these places, and the city clerk and other city of ficials are at loss to understand why comparatively so few voters have reg istered considering the importance of the election Today is the last day to register and qualified voters are asked to register on the issue of the city's paving program.