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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15
For Sale-Cify Property
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Up TO DATE HONE
Close in. Phi GolT
far particular


for particulars.
on GRANT AVENUE
Beautiful room. furnace heated bun
raloW. on 3 foot front corner. . paved
streets. paving paid. This was built
for home and is complete Ga every
detau- Price cut TO $500; about 1890
cash.
PHILLIPs-cREEL REALTY CO.,
Phi i36. 500 First Nat. Bk. Bldg
We have houses well located FOR
f350o, $500. $4,000 and up. Call US
before buying. Phone 351S.
PEARCE REALTY CO.
INVESTORS OPPORTUNITY.
Close n. modem apartment house.
First elass and h.E reEenue producer.
BUSINESS CORNER. s5z110.
Substantial buiidine. line O. city's deYei-
opniout- Tou can buy this splendid down
town urqpsrty a. q barEain-
TWO STORY BUILDING.
Heart o. city-a Best a hours rctau district
r. p. Stone.
HENRI B. STONE & COMPANY.
Phone e83i. 40 Capies BldE.
MAR FUE FONTS
Four room cottage and sleeping porch.
$500. soc cash. Balance $50 a month. in-
WISrERs q SMITH
COS Trust Blds. Prone 1875.
HOUSES FOR QUICK SALE.
-Four room hrici- close IN on Grand
view Ave .-------------- -,--- $3.50
-Four rooms and sleeping porch. brick.
close iu on T. Missouri. ---.-.- $3.50
A corner On Hamilton. st. close 10
PlsdraE IS foot frontage extra
seed outbuildinFs. fully equipped
FOR rabbits. chickens or d1frJ.
house ls brick and has three large
rooms -ts-el
Three room frame and brick. lots.
adjoining above ------------. ---- -s-loo
on Aurora ST., NEXT % Manhattan
frsiEhts. paving paid. fuu lots
rive room briez in the eco block on
TERMs-sss6 to $500 cash On any Or
these. WIZ accept light auto OF good
piano a. part payment. Immediate pos
rhsss are al priced FOR quick raIs and
are going 20 be sold this week Come in
m you want house
a. " BTrTICE. Owner.
Basement II Paso Bank Bids. Phi i2Ia-
APARTMENT HOUSE OFFEK.
owner is leaving thu city and has offered
20 make q sacrifice price on one q the
best apartment house properties IN the
property is well located. and shows net
earning o. Is ner cent; must be seen 30
BE- appreciated Tor fun particulars or
an appointment 90 inspect this property
call
Bottorff
with
JAMES L. MARR a CO3TPANT-
RealtorH
Phone is5s. 500 san Antonio ST.
For Sale-Country Property
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FOR sALE-Beautlfui home. 10 miles
down valley. Brings revenue year around
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15

GsEsgss Fer 5.IR.ss.l1lt-
FoE EENr-Garare. 1897 Arizoua- Ph
5l11H-, lirs. Chaa. M- seldom.
For Sale-MotoTeycles
MOTORCYCLE REPAIEnSG done rigAts
ao1a1ia. parts and supplies FOR all makes.
HARLEY MOTOECTCLE SHOP.
Al1 Myrtls Ave.
For Sale-Bieyelss
GOOD second haud bicycle FOR sale Fh
MaehinsTy-Al Kinds
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REBUILT mining and power uaehinery-
s. ". WrecEins CO, sos san Eranciseo g..
ONE 80 horsepower Harnnton Coriisl en-
rins. hoilers saw crushsr. shafiiuE ana
ggl.eZa. Aaa-eza BE- asA llllleezi A-lz-
Dogs For Sale, Wanted, Etc.
WANTED
Service o. high class male FOX rs-rier.
Aeazesz- r. s.. C2nlp2s51g Room. iisrald-
EuE DMIE-lILLlEGlLaU EuuN
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SEWING machine gone wrenE for repair
irEe p. 6l1lJ. cherrr.
TWO sEl2 rugs Ter sale. ll1s san Marrial.
WANTED-Io cen electric WISHING ma
chine cheap 5-le Illlroga- FL llllNf.
SCOTCH ruE. sEsi ons : burner 81 stove.
ADDING MACHINE FOR sale. cheap. Al
ALL KINDS o. French china f3r sale. also
10 Trims e45o Nontaua. Ph- 1IetW-
SELLERS kitchen cabinet. porcelain tor.
gas range. high oven. suit Of clothes Tor
boz l5 years. reascnalle. Ph- ea11.
WONDERFUL harEain. absolutely perfeet
hlue-white diamond. Isl karatE Pm as
OF cal t28 First National Bank Bldg.
MONEY. MONEY. MONEY.
Loaned on an articles % value.
BARSETTs-eI8 san Antonio ST.
FOR sALE-T7o window box ferns ard g
barrels % ferns all Tor S15- a15 Ango,
Ph. 525oW.
sEE JOE Tor the best lawn work. also
flower bed dirt or fertilizer hauling away
Trash. rocza o. cinderz Phi s215-
WAsHBURN college endorses Universal
gas saver. more heat with less fuel. saves
50 per cent gas. initial cost very email
Ruhlen. sales Agent. 1901 cotton
NAVAJO RUGS-Guarautesd genuine IN
dan handmade. all wool. beautiful colcr-
inEE. artistic des EuE Mrs. c. Eaithel. "a
Palms Court Phi. l1l1R-
EzchsuEa your oid gas
stove for q new one
TOUTL-MO0HE FURNITURE co.
fil-tiS q Stanton.
FOR sALE-NsW bussy and gentle horse.
mills wagons. disc harrow. muwin- ma
chine. rake and ether farming imple-
wagon. with large hay platform. small
gasoline engine electric motor. b. p
p. lIlIR-
SHOW CASES, ua= and second hand: cash
reEisierg. desks. chairs. small safe, Rem
iuston Monarch typewriter. No ike
new counters. tables and office partitions.
complete soda water fountain, expert alb
met work done. We buy an kinds Of office
and ctora fixtures. Chen3weth-Levy Co.
~ and 2oi vs.. QEerlana. CITY "a. 1A5A.
Ready Reference Business Directory
Assaysrs and Chemists
CUSTOM ASSAY OFFICE - critehstt a
Ferguson. representatives. fer ore shippers.
RECEHART's ASSAY OFFICE, G0I san
Francisco s. Agent fer ore slipper Ph-
90. ?. o. Boy l5.
Accommodation
NORMAN r. FEAZT.
public Accountant. Auditor
Herald Bldg. Phone 1880
Book Binding and Ruling
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HAVE your Old books made new. Catalog I
and loose fe1f Binders EuilrE. any Z
style Ph. ee5A p Paso Trade binder-. /
r. nzeubis MEr los n. CamrhelL
Inn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15

LOWER VALLEY SACRIFICE
Best cash offer bugs cs1 acres Of lire
lower valley land especially adapted for
cotton growing situated So miles south
east o. Il PaEo near cid Fort pullman;
must Be sold az once. any reasonable 1ffcr
DOUGLAS &. CRoWELB AGENCT-
3ef Mills Bldg Phone $500.
I WANT 10 buy 10. 90 or 90 acre farm not
over 10 miles from FL Pasc. want at least
30 acres set in alfalfa. no fruit trees. want
20 bug from owner who wants 20 sell. no
inflated prices considered. viii nay all
spot cash for suitable place. Address
ChaE u. Lawrence. care Eik's club. Il
PaHn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15
For S.le-AulonobiIer-Wantsd

fof oale-AulomoOue1--u anteo
FOR sAIE-stripped Ford. good me-
chanical condition good tiress t-i5- lis
1T. Franklin.
AUTO PAINTING ~ an czbcrt; see Us
first We save you money. jose Fuentea.
Third az oregon. Fh- no.
ONE 1917 passenger ford Touring car
and one 1878 for sale cheap SIS 2. san
Antonio. Fh. 1883
AUTO LAUN DRY = Have yuur cars
washed while you wait CASH PAID fcr
old Fords. zoo p. kanEss. Pa e5l-
HUPMOBILE-FiTe passsnEer. can -
seen a. Two Republics Garage PA ildsJ
FORD ton truck Ter sale cheap. Or vii
trade for small truck touring car or
roadster. .9ls Richmond p. sew
FORD 's1eefsfer Win H-h tension mag
neto and other equipment Phi 1a1s. Alta
vista GaraEe.
CHEVROLET zoe. excellent ccrdltion. $3.50
cash. cal SIS e Missouri after pm.
can elt ". Florenes.
sTUDEBAKER. 1913. g. splendid condition.
just oFerh1ulel. tires. new tor. VIII
dsmonstrale. S555 cash Ph. 59t8J.
WANTED-Flvo passenFer Buick OF Dodge
or Hug. must e hlrEain for cash, 10 junk.
Addreg1 ?. O. Box 90. Columbus. n n.
FOR sALE-Isis podre Tourin-. rood
paint. mechanically all right. new cords
bumper Phi la4, IT. Bliss.
FOR SALE Or TRADE-Tro passenger
Fords. what have you2 T. Weiss. san
Elizario. Tex
BUICK Light siz. 5 passenger. 1913 model.
$1,000, cord tires, new top. splendid running
condition For appointment Phi 1854 dur
ing business hours; no dealers.
SMALL passenger oldsmobue. complete
ly overhauisd. s cord tires. auto IN first
class couditcn, 9slS cash. plenty extras.
Phone for characterization. 5ffsJ-
LATE model Ford Sedan for sale. wire
wheels. starter. clock Epeedometsr and
ether extras Inquire C. " Wirth. Lin
den Hotel
WHEN OTHERS FAIL. bring 10 70 US. no
Job 100 small or TOO large.
RELIABLE AUTO HEPAIE SHOP.
SIS " san Antonio. Phone SIS.
III PAso TRANSFER COaPAST
viii sell az Auction Saturday, 18Th az 80
am. sos e Overland ] ton Ford truck.
one half ton Ford trucks. trailer. Hud-
son light truck. r Saxon Six touring car, !
ford motor lot tools and parts J Rom
inEtou typewriter. office desk and fiE-
lures. household furniture o. & roomH
saddle horses. . good stock saddle and
other articles Zoo numerous 20 mention.
WIZ sell b. the piece. one article ~ a tine.
". A. WILLIAMS. AUCTI0NEER-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15

For Sale-Country Property
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FOR EALE-Bcautiful home. 10 miles
down valley. Brings revenue year around
10 agents. write C. las. care Herald
FOR sALE-12o acres agricultural land
On Toakum county. Tex win consider
Buick or Dodge auto az part payment
address r 1ss. care Herald.
FOR saLE-52 acre farm 40 clint. within
500 yards o. postofflce- 5 room house, home
orchard and Alfalfa VIII take huuzaicT
.l trade s. T. Coc'srl. '-llnt. rc17-.
FOR SALE-1e1 acres land. 90 miles east
of Denver. 100 acres in cultivation. good
room house. ueii, barn. and other build
lneE. SIS per acre. terms. viii trade for
small valley farm rot over 90 miles from
u na.n. Pa. 80
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15

BY OWNER.
CADILLAC LATE MODEL q
TAis car is ia perfect eeuditioz.
rot a scratch or sisniaa on g.
equipped rits 5 Essa cord tires
must b. seen to appreciate itl
value: price. 51s1s: al esaA.
M. srnlsoS. toi MEsA AVE-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15
TWO coon BUYS.

TWO GOOD BUYS.
Four rooms. sAed-fn sleep
ing porch. basement, heating
plant Alta Vista section.
$500, $3.50 cash.
Six rooms, finished in old
ivory hardwood floors
Throughout basement. heat
inE plant. two fu1l lots, Man
haitian Heights. $500 $1,000.
cash.
can O. e. Hooker
with
unoADDUs q LEBANON.
Realtors
1i2 Tcz7s ST. Prone 1858.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15
Il s.I.-AuIanobIIe.-Waalsa

For Observation-Disclosures
FOB sAIE-rord passenger cheap.
HARGATS-veiis Eoadstsr. CAL SO s.
ID PaE1.
FOR sALE-sazon Roadster. fine cordi-
tien. also new tent and flo1-. ouue- leaf-
inr city. can SECS Grant. Fh. s5i5W.
FOR sALE-oue United ton truck,
lightly used. az b Eacrifict- Inquire sjan
Wainstein. 111 =. Overland. Pm 1lAl
TOR sALE-Dodra TouriuE car. good
tires. new TOD. On fine shape. must --ll.
cheap for cash Ph- 5l4IJ,
QUICK SERVICE AUTO. LAUNDRY.
and parking station. entirely new process
ln cleaning cara. We handle second hand
cszs. Mllis and campbel stz
ef0oo-sACRmTCE.
1890 haynes s wire Thsela. via
c1rd tires. months Old cali
osrROIE. FHoN- 4oo5.
USED AUTOMOBILES
BOUGHT
SOLD
AND
UNCHANGED.
FREn q. HOAGLAND a co.
$40 p Boulevard. Phone $500
Between stanton and Eansas Sc.
sTUTZ BULLDOG. PAssEsiER.
Tust Ike nea. wire iTneels. two
extra wheels aocdVe1r cord tires.
rrol light shock absorberr-
FHaNr b. HADuOCE.
11e5 Arlrcu1 81 Phone 1ila-
srUTL
1878 model paEsenzcr touring car n1e-
ciaI equipment. as clEar lighter. spot
ugats, ETC., practically new Pa as-i
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15

AUTOMOBILE REPAIR SHOP.
lrerhauilng. repair work Of all kinds. rear
{ Smell Machine Works. j. II. Nicholson.
90 n. PledrlE Phi. ESQ.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15

BTARs USED FORD DEALER.
Two 1873 F0rds. in excellent condi-
tiou; sou can put a regular Ford
starter I'M either OF these two cars.
All KINDS or FORD BODIES
20 trade for other Ford bodies.
ONE 1919 CHASSIS
with starter. VIII make nice couua
Or uadar
HThEs 4 CoArAET.
1ti 7sr Arfout-. Fh-ne 11fa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15
Ready Rsfsrsnes Bu.ins.. Directory


WHISTLE sCHoOL-shorthand and book
EespinE. Individual Instruction 51s M-aas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15

Four room cottage and sleeping porch.
$500. 500 cash. balance $50 month in-
cluding interest
WINTERS q SMITH.
COS Trust Bldg Phone 1913.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15

URAUGHoN's BUSINESS COLLElE--Eo-
sition guaranteed. ritmau or Grers an1rt-
hand b mail or On rergen. u Z. DzvLl. d q.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15

a==a=aHa=a-aH=H=7-~--=-H=
PHONE 5oIf-Carnentcr work. clustering.
palnung cemsnlinF and calelmlnlas.
ID. H THOrSE-Contracto houee rerai--
er. cuncrcfe work. e52l =. al1geurl. lll5J.
CfRFENTER WORE-NeW and olds reef
repair. LuEDELL. p asz5.
ALL KINDS carpenter work 81 or out %
town. cabinet ucrE- Pm Ti15W o. s8lt.
Elilernan q WEIGH
CARPENTEE, building and rsmodelinE
store fronts ard CABINET work. brick. stone.
cement and painting estimates furlil1-ds
quick servlce. Ph. sz4sI-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15


CARPET cleaning and rue weaving. carl
Natures g. rug Co. z719 Myrtle. Ph. 4iI
fn1r and 1910
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-15

Beautifu1 6 room. furnace heated bun
galow, on IS foot front corner. . paved
streets. paving paid. This was built
for a home and is complete in every
detaii. Price cut TO $500; about 1890
cash.
PHILLIPs-CREEL REALTY CO.,
Phi fc6. 500 First Nat. Bk. Bldg.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-01
New Keynote Sounded
at Zionist Convention
1. RUDE ELECTED MEMBER OF
NATIONAL EXECUTIVE CON-
MTTEE,

The annual convention of the Zion
Buffalo November %. and was in ses-
sion two days. Among the addresses
nf note was the opening one by Judge
Julian Mack. of Chicago, president of
the American Zionist orso MIA tion. Its
keynote was that Zionism has ceased
to be n party organization and has
hecOme Jewish movement, one on
which all Israel could unite. He also
said that propaganda for Zionism is
no longer necessary, as 1t Is now thoro-
ly established, but what is now need
cd is constructive work which will
bring some fruition to the plans form
ulated-
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. in his
address, said: II have always been
heartily in accord with your under
taking, and have cordially favored the
Balfour declaration. | hope the time
has come when constructive work can
he undertaken in Palestine, and trust
i: will be carried to successful con-
clusion."
Mr.. Ado1ph Kraus, president of the
independent Order B.nai Birth. in the
course of his address. said: ''It Is no
longer question of whether Ameri-
can Jewry is Zionistic or anti-ZiOnis-
tic, and the order Of which l am
president, has among its members both
elements. After the convention closes.
if you will inform me WHAT the plans
of the future will be and what kind
of assistance you want from our or
saniZation, shall be very happy to
present them at the next meeting of
our Executive committee and have
no doubt they will be received in n
friendly spirit"
The Actions committee of London
cabled that they appreciated the con-
ditions prevailing IN America and
would accord the American Zionist
organization full rights to continue
their work as they saw fit
The Denver District delegate to the
convention was I. Rude. He served
ns member of the budget and finance
committee during the convention and
was elected u member of the Nation
al Executive committee.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-01
NOTED JEWISH ENGINEER TO
CONSTRUCT LONGEST BRIDGE
IN THE WORLD.

New York-It was learned today
that Leon S. Moisseiff, well-kiiown
engineer of this city has been appoint
ul coasulting-designing engineer for
The construction of bridge which
will connect Philadelphia, Pa, ana
Camden, n. j. The appointment was
announced IL couple of days ago Mt
meeting of the Board of Engineers
held in Philadelphia. Mr.. Moisseiff
will be in churge of ali the original
design work for this new link between
the two states which will be known
as the Interstate Bridge and will form
the longest span in the world.
Mr.. Moisseiff was born In huss''
where he graduated from the Riga -"
Iytechnicum as mechanical engineer.
LATER ON he obtained n degree or ciV''
engineer from Columbia University.
IN this city Mr.. Moisseiff's name has
bcen identified with many of the c'ty,s
most important undertakings includ'
ing the construction of the Manliat-
TIM Bridge, the greensboro Bridge ana
some of the subways.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-01
NEW INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISES
REING FORMED IN PALESTINE.
IL G. IL. SeryIce.l

ILL . 4,
London-A new organization WIFI
A cash capital of fsO,OOO has been
formed In Jerusalem for the purpose
of acquiring land. building houses
roads and railways, says Jerusalem
dispatch.
club recently formed by Jewish
artists in Jerusalem is preparing 10
hold its first exhibition during the
spring of next year.
The Pnlestisiian government ms
transferred the Agricultural Depart
ment from Jerusalem to Haifa.
The Jewish National Library OF
Jerusalem has been presented by MI
israel Zangwill with complete sci
of his works, each volume being In
scribed to the memory of the late MIR
Jacob H. Schiff.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-01
GENERAL DIRECTOR BAKER
CRITICIZED AT RELIEF WORK.
ERS CONFERENCE,

Vienna-A Conference of Relief
Workers held In this city was brought
TO close yesterday The conference
held behind closed doors, had for its
main purpose to assign the distribution
of American Jewish relief to the diff.
ferent countries where war and po-
grom victims abound. The results OF
the deliberations of the conference
have not yet been made public but
we are authentically informed that at
the last session Lieutenant Baker
who is at present acting In the ca
pacity of General Director for all Eu.
lcpean activities of the Joint Distribu-
tion committee, was subjected to Sc
we're criticism. DIR. Bernard Kahn of
the Berlin "Hilfsferein" has been
chosen to deal with the problem Of
Galician refugees in this country and
has already conferred with n number
of assimilationist Jews in this city.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-01

been to divert the attention of the
masses from real to fancied dangers,
and to blind them to their true inter
ests by playing upon their superstiti-
Gus fears and their tribal prejudices.
The Cars yelled their iniquities by
staging pogroms; the Polish imperial
lists seek to stifle the consciousness of
typhus, hunger. and needless warfare
by setting the people against their
Jewish compatriots; international
finance having sown the wind and
reaped the whirlwind. finds it easy
and useful to point to Eisner. Trotzky.
and even to Morris Hillquit, not as
to thinkers and rCvolutionaries. bur
as to members of conspiracy under
taken by an alien, dangerous, and
mysterious folk.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-01
DIR. STEPHEN S. WISE SCORES
UNJEWISIINESS.

New York-Addressing the cOngrc-
gants of Temple Israel at u dinner in
the Hotel Astor. DIR. Wise last night
severely scored those responsible for
the prevailing unjewishness in this
city.
In the course of his address DR..
Wise said:
1.-THE refutation of Henry Ford and
the Dearborn Independent is vastly
less important than the revival by the
Jews of their own faith. We are not
to be disturbed IL some Presbyterians
attempt to convert the Jews. l am
concerned, however, with 'unjewisll-
less in New York There were more
reform synagogs in New York in INV
youth than there are today. Our busi-
ness is not to argue with those who
would convert us. but with the thous
unds, the tens of thousands who are
selling their birthright for a mess of
pottage. After we have given our
children keys to well stuffed deposit
vaults we cheat and rob them of their
spiritual heritage. There are 10000
Jewish families between Fiftieth
street and 12Oth street. and dare
say not 10 per cent. of them are sup
porters of synagogues."
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-01
AMERICAN RELIEF ORGANIZA.
TIONS UNITE TO SAVE EU-
ROPEAN CHILDHOOD.
Must Go Over the Top, Says Felix
Warb.irg Beyond Any One Orsani-
zatiOn.
IL. G. B. seryIce.l

New York-To coordinate child re.
lief in Eastern and Central Europe,
eight of the largest relief organiZi-
tions in the United States formed a
European Relief Council Herbert
Hoover who was chosen chairman of
the Council. in the course of state
ment declared:
.sThis is the largest cooperative
benevolent . organization ever at
tempted in the United States. The
organizations represented have come
to the unanimous tho Independently
formed conclusion that nothing but
prompt and united action by the
whole American people can avert in
credible tragedy for the helpless chill
dren involved. The organizations
forming the council will organize their
representatives in every town and com
munity of the nation for the raising
of the necessary funds"
Speaking of this united effort tu
save the three and a huff million
starving children in Europe, Felix NJ
warburg. the chairman Of the Joint
Distribution Committee. said: t
1T is highly desirable that Mr.
Hoover's appeal for funds for the chill
dren of Europe go over the top.
"The problem, however. confronting
the people of the United States. If they
would afford to the children, the des-
titute and the i'll of Europe, any COM
mensurate aid, is beyond the ability
or the resources Of any one, or ever
several. American relief Organizations
Mt this time. The relief. problem in
Europe will be of long Duration. The.
child life must he saved and this, to-
gether with the question Of sanitation
and medical care. constitnte n Her.
culeaa task. -Ft
ANY one who has visited Europe
recently or is in close touelse with the
situation there canndti,S fail !tos be
moved by the silent appeal which
comes from every land?' '-
The council consists of the Ameri-
Gun Relief Administration, American
Red Cross, American Friends Service
committee (Quakers), Jewish joint
Distribution committee, Federal Coun
ell Of the Churches of Christ in Amer.
lea, Knights of Columbus, Young
Mems Christian Association and
Young Women's Christian Associa ton
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-12-01
NOTED PASTOR CONDEMNS FORD
Also Rebukes Presbyterians For Ef
f forts ut Conversion.

e. New York--At u Union Thanksgiv'
Carnegie Hall, the Reverend John H
Holmes, Pastor of the Community
church. severely condemned the anti
Semitic campaign Of Henry Ford and
the efforts of the Presbyterians tc
convert the Jews. In the course OF
his address, DR.. Holmes said:
Words are inadequate to describe
the indignation and sense of outrage
which all Christians should feel at
the crusade now being preached
against the Jews by Mr.. Henry Ford
and his Dearborn Independent. 1t is
II violation Of the first principles of
Christian brotherhood, and on this
day to be denounced as a berayal of
rll that we mean by true Americanism
Scarcely less discreditable than
this open hostility and intolerance is
the condescension practiced toward
Jews by many sincere and well-inten.
toned Christians. Here, for example,
is the campaign recently announced in
New York by the PresUyterians for
the conversion of the Jews to Christ
ianity. What, may we ask, do these
Presbyterians think they are doing in
thus suggesting that the Jews stand
in need of conversion?
do they mean to imply that the
Jews in this city are to be regarded
as pagans or nave they forgotten that
Jesus WAS low and tbot ,;s oos,o,