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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-23
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Sod 5ugeneigt
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-23
@ie,1 ais intern. Mihl.

Wien IL. Sept. Die goIi3ei in
ggien fiinoiet an, baB 511r 3eit toe, 3
600 politiibe Slid dtIinge fid IN Ben
Wauern Der 6auptl tltaot nufb alter. Ole
Mebrbeit ii11b 11frniner l1nb Rufien,
bod aud piele Sta aIiener ,lnb l1ngar11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-23
Grpleiieit inn Siftait3ci>
itriH uctp pcrf's.

pIas elmer aelpaItigen @rploiion, mel-
die ole @eb1uOen in Der umgegen0
in Oeren @ru11ofelte1 erl9ntterte.
Oas f,1r9tbare rlngliid eretgnete 1ib
um punft IL ubr 1nit1ags, menn Sau-
ienoe BON angeitelten oes 5inan5pier-
tells Sic &ontors berlalien, Inn m et=
men, Ser 1oben 8eitaurants einen Sn1-
bib gu ii6 5u nebmen. SO Rerlonen
perloren ibr 2eben un6 iiber 200 lie
gen aun Seil idmerperlpunoet IN 5pt
tdlern.
Gie llrlahe Der Grploiion, pelde
unrrtitteIbar Dor Dem 8anfbaule Don
8 8. Moraan uno Company ltatl-
fanb, lit bisber nod nibt genau Tslt-
aelteQt, aber @ebeinubeamten ftnO Der
Anlidt, oaB sic sprengung onrh eli
ne nit grinitrotoIuol, einem bobgra-
bigen Sprengitoff, sefiiQte Bombe
berporgerufen ip11roe, Die auf e1nem
@agen Dor Dos Worgan'ibe 8ebau-
re ge5ogen mtroe.
9ie 2nfteridItterl,ttg 5ertriin1n1er=
70 Sic eseniferideiben inn Imfreife bon
mebreren S6uiergcbierten. Sn bent
40 stofhnerfe hohen gouttabIe @e=
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gtodperfe 5eri6mettert. Das Wor-
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nod ben Spltalern nno Setbeniban-
bduiern abgefubrt. Die 0en1 Wtorgat'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-09-23
81. General lpcria iafitif,lmi,e
Hes Central luereins.

0St@~@SbAS1SSbS N0@ll S>Sbt%\ SSJ%S@ <~ftS@-4
piaigteit nno to5er 8egeilter11ng &c.
hagenen 5isnngen tam Dienitag
gea9t oie 1eurige @eneralberianm-
lung oes 8. Sc. 6. @enrtaIpereins, oes
aatb. 6rauenbunoes uno Ser @on5a-
ga.l1nipn 3u erfolgrei6em MbIbluiie.
Mae bislnnq eingelaufenen gepe-
iden baben oie i90ne @armonie, ben
groBen gifer Der Delegaten oie bor-
5iigli1e Mnfnabne ourd oie sSeftge-
meinbe ur1b oie tabeIloien Borberei-
tungen Ser 5eitbeboroe riibmer6 ber-
Dor.
Als oas beoeuten0lte greianis Der
3aguna oarf tpobl Der einItimmig
un6 ,1r1ter ar0Bter geaeiiterunq ae-
faBte 8efdluR aelten, einen sSonog
bon $3.50, 600 5ur finan5iellen Cider
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28
Je0gS Resent
: attacks From
Foreign Sources

Evidence OF q foreign conspiracy
to inject racial and religious issues
{ into the impending presidential cam
! paign has been uncovered in the
United States through the activity OF
several officers OF the American Le-
gion, according TO a letter received
by A Schwartz from Leon Lewis,
executive secretary OF the Anti
Defamation League OF America q
branch OF the B'nai Birth society.
Two religious sects. Catholics and
Jews, are the principal objects Of at
tack. being Jointly accused Of a plot
70 overthrow the existing social Or
der and seize control Of the world.
Russell G. Creviston, director OF
organization OF the American Legion,
has ordered all the documents trans
mitted for investigation to the Anti
Defamation league, a national organi-
cation for combating racial and re-
ligious prejudices. which maintains
headquarters at Chicago.
For several weeks an inquiry has
been in progress and Adolf Kraus,
president OF the Anti-Defamation
league, announces the leagues de-
cision TO give the matter publicity.
Despite the fantastic nature and
manifest absurdity OF the charges"
he said, the propagandists have sue
ceeded in gaining a. rather wide hear
ing among the uneducated classes Of
ElsAd1l4 anu OLleI european coun-
tries. $50
This propaganda comes anony-
mously from abroad. In Europe's
present disturbed condition, Il ap-
pears especially desirable that the
American public have the fullest pos
sibls information concerning it."
Source in England.
Chiefly the evidence in possession
OF the league consists Of books and
circulars originally written in Rus
sian ana translated and printed in
England
The funds from which the propa-
ganda is being financed. according
70 advices received in New York from
Berlin OF an investigation in the
German senate. are being supplied BY
prince Salem and count Behr, the
leader Of the Conservative party.
The individual in whose name the
documents are being circulated among
the various departments OF the
American legion, signs himself Fra
zier Curtis. formerly Of the Lafayette
Escadrille." But efforts TO establish
Mr.. urtis's" connection with the
French service thus far have failed;
nor has the league been able to iden-
tify him otherwise
One Of the pamphlets recently dis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28

NEW YORK, Aug. 2s.-Steps have
IN Just been taken successfully to
bring about intercomnunion OF
two Of the three great Catholic
churches Of the world Those who
realize their significance. declare. that
these agreements are the most impor-
taut made in religious affairs for
1000 years. Behind the agreements.
church leaders for further 1ntercom-
munion concordate that IN time may
unite every Christian body IN the
world with every other, save only the
Western Church, or that which
acknowledges the leadership and au-
thority Of the pope Of Rome
To comprehend in some measure
this epoch marking move. it is to be
recalled that there are in the world
three great Catholic bodies, between
which until nov there has been no
unity. one OF the divisions took
place more than 1000 years ago, and
st.u exists, and others have followed
since The three are the eastern
Catholic, the Roman Catholic and the
Anglican Catholic, in the latter Of
which is -included the Protestant
Episcopal church in the United States.
In Europe there is a small body cali
Ing themselves the Old Catholic, re-
tustng 10 own the infallibility % the
pope and made up OF Latins, as two
OF the larger Catholic bodies are
~ ~1l-- ~ ----1 40 --AA- ~
Effect a Big Union.
Now there have just been signed
st Geneva and at Athens agreements
between ANGLICAN Catholics. Old
Catholics and Eastern Catholics which
hiring these great bodies together for
al time, after centuries Of separa-
ton It means the making Of one
church, subject only to national diff
ferences in practice, numbering 160.-
100000 communicates, and II event.
uzlly Il is proved that the great
Church Of Russia is included, IS
COMMITMENTS Il means also a world
wide unity such as has not obtained
since the time OF Jesus Christ
Initive by the Episcopal church n
the United States Is to be credited
with plans which have led up 10 these
epoch marking steps. Confirmation
OF the agreements is expected By the
Lambeth conference in London, made
Up OF Anglican bishops Of the world.
To Il the Greeks sent a representa-
tive, and it IS known that the bishops
Of tae conference are in full sympathy
with It
While both the Greek church and
the Russian church are known as
Orthodox Catholic. they are
separately organized. So are the
churches OF Rumania, Bulgaria and
Serbia, but there is intercommunion
in all Conferences have Just been
held in Constantinople, and the
desires OF the primats and arch
OF the Russian church are
known Hence Il is expected that the
new agreement involve all Catholics
ot the world, save only the Roman.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28

3 fearlessness, manhood and woman
hood TO those for whom we are re-
sponsible. And when we fail in this
ind OF salesmanship we fail IN every
thing; for II brings heartaches. dis
appointment and worry and sleepless
nights
Children Complex AuimaIsg
Some men viii declare that we give
our families all that they desire We
give them ample and nourishing food.
sufficient clothes to keep their bodies
warm and sufficient funds 10 obtain
some OF the recreations Of life And
this gives them only the essentials
Of animal life; It does not give them
ourselves.
Children are exceedingly complex
animals Every father and mother
knows that. And some would prob
ably say they are contrary 'crseters';
no two alike For the very reason
that this Is the child's nature We owe
II to ourselves to know more about
It Children are the surest test OF our
sincerity. We think We can fool them,
but rest assured we cannot.
Every father and mother az some
time feels that their children are the
are worried by what they heard the
little one tell. Such Affiliations re-
veal the resources OF a Nunchausen.
Such marvellous tales built out OF
whole cloth. And yet, at that very
period we must be ready TO sell cur
selves TO our children and permit no
social engagement TO interfere
Constructive stones.
What do we do when our children
tell such huge fibs? Do we lose our
tempers and whip and scold or put
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28
CHURCH SCHOOL TO TEACH
PAPER AND PULP MAKING

Syracuse university. which Netho-
diEts founded announces q purpose to
enter in larger ways than formerly
upon two projects just now OF vital
Importance A four year course in
paper and pulp making is offered BY
the State College OF Forestry at the
university A trained paper and pulp
maker a graduate OF the University
Of Maine, has been assigned There IS
20 be training in the avoidance Of
waste IN raw material There Is also
part OF the course devoted TO the
making Of papers and their market
3ng for the use OF daily and weekly
periodicals There Is even q CORE
spondence course. SO important Is the
industry REGARDED.
mother project Is the increase Of
The facilities OF the department OF
trznspo rtatiou- d.. Charles Lac
Eaper. Of the University Of North
Carolina, has been elected 10 q chair
that has Just been endowed. and the
university VIII eudeavor 70 do its
part toward solution OF the grave
transportation problems o. the mo-
meut Dr.. Paper assisted ways and
means COMMITTEES men in the formu-
larlng the present national tax laws,
including tbs income taxes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28

them in dark corners? In trying to
force them to tell the truth We stifle
their ina ginations, when that imagi-
nation might, II properly directed, de-
velop them into a Marconi or a
Wright
The remedy for the child prevari-
Gator IS 70 meet ffbs with make-be-
lieve stories that do not carry a
moral Let the story Itself show to
the child the advantage honesty and
truth have over falsehocd.
Remember the story OF the boy
who worked IN a bank and who one
day found in a waste basket a roll Of
bills. His mother was I'll ard his
father poor. He knew II he took the
bills his mother could have doctors
and q home in the country So he
started away with the money Then
his conscience bothered him and he
ran to the president Of the bank with
the money. The banker asked the boy
why he brought the bills back, mas
much a. he could have kent them IN.
safety.
OF my life" the boy said, and don't
want to live with a theft"
The banker in the story knew the
boys circumstances and the mother
got q home IN the country and doc
tors and the boy got vacation and
happiness.
BY such constructive stories the
child Is encouraged IN doing right
Without telling the boy or girl that
the story Is aimed at them, or that
they viii be punished II they do
wront. our ideals OF right are sold to
them through the medium OF beauty
and constructive example
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28

seminated by "AIr. Curtis" from Lon
don, purports TO reveal that Jewish
financiers had obtained control OF the
Democratic and Republican parties,
and called upon members Of the
American legion to nominate Cen
Leonard Wood 'on a straight anti
Jewish platform" Gen Wood has
offered his cooperation to the Amer
lean legion to overcome the evil ef-
fects Of this propaganda Il regret
exceedingly" said the general, that
the circular has been circulated
have done everything possible to
build up a spirit of national solidar-
ity and 70 prevent the rise Of racial
or religious animositiea."
It appears that the agitation has
not attained as yet its full intended
scope, for among the publications
most lately circulated from London
Is a pamphlet seeking 70 involve the
Catholic church and Germany, as
sisted by the Information al Jew" in
plot to subvert the league Of ma
tons variation OF the propagan-
dist's original theme.
The precise motive behind thee
exhibitions OF insanity" said the
president Of the Anti-Defamation
league, SIS difficult to define until its
origin Is fixed and an Investigation Is
now being made 70 that end. There
seems little doubt, however, that most
OF the propaganda has . common
source A series OF attacks now be-
ing published in Henry Ford's weekly
periodical has the same general back
ground as the propaganda sent out
from abroad
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28

IKE Is salesmznship. It Is a bar
l. ter and an exchange. where we
purchase in proportion to the
amount we pay The young man gives
his love 70 a maiden and asks her
love IN return The mother gives
tireless days and nights in drudgery
and worry and asks decent manhood
and womanhood as her pay. The
father tolls against odds to obtain
necessaries and luxuries and asks in
return devotion
I Understand that IN business a
distinction IS made between a sales
man and an ordsrtaker- Are we sales
men Ito our children) or merely
ordertzkers2 Let me make the dis
tinction clear Do not too many men
and women take fatherhood and
motherhood as a matter Of course and
therefore feel that their children will
somehow grow into worthwhile man
hood and womanhood? Do not too
many men and women take parent
hood too lightly and never worry ex-
cept when John or Bess Is sick2 And
II It IS not a serious Illness IS not
their worry as much about upset so
cial plans as IL is about the illness Of
the little one? Such persons are
ordertakers in the extremely serious
business OF fatherhood and mother
hood
The most serious problem IN every
household IS the proper training OF
children and the proper training OF
children IS the science OF salesman
ship IN the home. II IS our business
70 sell the best in US TO our offspring;
i IS our business to sen honesty,
truthsulness, sobrietys uprightness,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28
REAL ESTATE COMPANY
REPORTS SALE OF HOMES

Below is a list OF sales made in
last few days by James J. Watts
company: Annie Thornton TO r NJ
Stands, house at 2705 Grant avenue;
Dow Dodd 10 L. A Williams, house
at 3z15 Nashville street; J. K Plat
to ". ". Arterbury. house at $500
Montana street; George Turner to
John ". Moss, house at 1929 Aurora
street. H +. Cole to S. I. Hickman,
grocery and quarters, ais La Luz
street; Louis Patterson 70 H W.
FULL line OF KODAKS and KODAK
supplies at Gandara's.-AdV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28
ASK PASTORS TO PREACH
LABOR DAY SERMON


The Federal Council Of Churches
the Presbyterian New Era and the
Home Missions council are urging
preachers to give Labor day sermons
as means to help adjust untoward
conditions The main argument OF
all OF the suggestions Is that preach
ers stress service; the service Of em-
ployers TO employees, the service OF
employees to those who hire them. and
the service Of both to the public. AL
Of them urge the peearhcrs TO say
what Gov. Coolidge, Of Massachu-
settss said 10 graduates at half a
dozen university commencement last
June, viz. Service is the foundation
OF civilization
As setting for sermon arEu-
mentH these councils tell the
preachers TO say on their uuthor-
ify that strikes In 1913 cost
$3.50 600 900 in wages and S25yOO0y-
900 IN profits, and that worse 10
the nation than loss Of money was
the attack on the solidarity OF
the nation
They urge the preachers to take
firm stands in the name Of the
church they represent that min
listers must not oringe before wealthy
mill owner. nor yet fear 10 state facts
to striking employees They demand
the right OF collective bargaining for
labor organizations. and command
the British organizations OF indus
tries, under general supervision Of
the government
II preachers OF the country follow
advice OF their leaders in these gen
eral church councils they viii tell the
people on Labor Sunday that Ameri-
can industries are founded upon the
wrong basis and that they have al
ways been 50 unjustly founded They
call for radical changes in which
mutual cooperation by everybody is
to be the rule
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28
CATHOLIC CHURCHES WILL
Use PICTURE MACHINE

With the full approval OF Vatican
authorities, the Catholic church OF the
whole world from now on, VIII throw
itself into the general use OF moving
Pictures. There has just been set up
in Rome q St. Marks Cinema insti-
tute- II began operations by filming
tbs canouizariou ceremonies OF Joan
OF arc held IN St. Peters cathedral.
and Il is 20 continue them BY filming
everything IN Rome that the church
thinks viii help Catholics Of the
world 20 larger information ana
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28
LEADERS BELIEVE TINE COMING
IIHENALL CHURCHES Will UNITE

higher ideals. The pope has formally
blessed the institute
In the United States most large
Catholic parishes are now supplied
with movies In churches themselves
the screen may not be employed, but
parish houses and parochial schools
are being adapted to their use. The
National Catholic Welfare council is
charging its plans, after only a few
months trial. 10 use the film 10
promote AUGMENTATION
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28
I,OOOOOOFiSh
Put in Streams
for

Phoenix, Ark, Aug. 28.-About
100000 trout reached Phoenix
Thursday night from the government
fish hatchery at Pueblo, Col for dis
tribution in Arizona streams, accord
ing to the state game warden
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28
Gas Service

that % percent of the housewives Of the United States Do then work
and this accounts for the increase the demand for Gas for all household
bins kdng and taxing out ashes the fact that necessary
strike match and the fire made has led the dEcadng of the old kitchen
stove burning coal or wood
Gas household has deOd the Gas
Company great reondy Tgher problem than SIMPLY gaZHe s add 1 Of manu-
made but he does know and about
s and correctly receive orders for gas service and to execute properly with
the within reasonable length Of time such orders and thereafter to
furnish fairly continuous supply gas the O" P that Will yield reasonable
constitutes good In ability on Ptto accomplish these
The Company But there responsibility also resting the eonsHP Just
the Company 1t must be a sided proposition.
The Company supplies the service to household The household give
that far chance its efficiency The more the consumers come realize
have approached much be desired and the viii
Public Service" approach being Perfect Service
be but many times after the applicant mas lett the o we IND that the address ne mas
given m9'ns n l3 way fay TO H. % t 5 to @
meet appliances and we make trip u;e some expense Company and the Gus
order Al this costly the Company and annoying h: customer and yet We
knowledge of conditions forgafunss
matter. up and discussion
Various ways and means to avoid such delays have been disguised and % Some sue
realize that there many ways CONSUMER can
trying things know order that
a and satisfactory service
d M /. 9s you . 9 bsS6 a5o s ' not gwen correct
Always notify US when dsons s hh Just important notifying your
spy .7e % od not .. he % made over 6sa We could o5sa s
information that you had gwen he premise We have H discontinue
the
Do until and ;. s bat
eoean IN the
aru
swIlca
beng which you
!fyou moving ga. connection
such
Hyou connections nom
@ 1a I not ss that the 6 h. Sa .o are % h ad
the house that such has been made
honh
1878 of the lots and the o
the addition which the located We get
causes delay the desk and often keeps others waiting.
When giving so distinctly clearly
to eapatne fand"N nd"P
between IA and 40"
When making complaints regard service please fully adde's Ao.
to trouble
When gas bill please look Immediately and find anything
made within days ten dsysor two weeks andgH
materially speeding and avoid annoying
mistakes and delays and BETTER SERVICE
e. Paso Gas co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-28

By RABBI MARTIN zIELoNKA, synagogu. Mount sinaL