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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-25


The newspaper points out that Sir
Hamar is Canadian Liberal and asks !:
"Will some one explain what moral
right England has 30 set up con-
querer and why he imagines the mantle
Of Cromwell has fallen ON hin shout
ders"
"He, knows sufficient Canadian his
tory" says the paper, Ito realize that
ireland cannot be conquered by stupid
force"
The 'Trish Independent" National
ist) declares the Chief Secretary has
proved himself worthy successor to
the worst and most cynical OF other
birds of passage" "His sole anxiety"
it adds, "seems to be to execute every
suggestion of the arch-rebel, Carson"
BELFAST, July %. - Ths Belfast
newspapers are Influenced largely by
the existing local conditions in their
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-25
y. ). Seizes Russian vesse,
Customs Officers at Srn .
cisco Capture Trausnor.Dns

SAN FRANCISCO, Julv "a uay
o 9 . aboard revenue cutter ' aeis
a Vsn-mlle chase on San Franeise,o a we
ro-esy captured the Russian trso Bar,
fosday, possession of which sssnsport
CANNED by rival Russian faetion. oess
INC ehase was made after rss
:, :, yves Of What mas been csll ssssa-
ne[ I..a group seized the vesse ia ~. ne
'o,eay from The Soviet captain early
nc Customs officials viii ba,a ;,
vessel pending instructions from 'l ~. the
''lGfon. ih~ Go1day recentls wash
1N@Taed to tie Kefensky faction +, vas "
ln1sed states District COM. W The
SoFiet captain, however. did nos IL. ihs
the ship unit! ousted TO-DAY 'esys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-25
Sim Feiners Compare.
Greenwood to CrOnueU

DUBLIN, July 23.-Commenting on
the speech of Sir Hamar Greenwood in
the House of Commons yesterday. in
which the Chief Secretary for Ireland
predicted bitter period in Ireland
ures to meet the situation, the Free
mans Journal" says: mo coercionist
Secretary ever outlined such pro-
gram"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-25

tempts were made to set both buildings
on fire with cans of petrol, but the
police and military forced the crowd
toward Newtonards Road. where it lin
gered until dispersed by AN armored
car.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-25
Situation at Dromore Serious

DROMORE, County Down. Ireland,
July 24.~The situation mere assumed
an ugly aspect last evening, after the
disorders of Thursday night, in which
the house Of prominent Sim Feiner
was attacked and burned, and shops
belonging to Nationalist were in turn
attacked and damaged, military rein
forcements finally being sent to aid
the police. The more serious develop
ment occurred when a crowd burned
the Catholic Club and wrecked the
parochial house. d
When the police arrived they used
their pistols, one man being shot dead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-25

person with whom to negotiate. With
out in any way committing himself, the
Premier indicated his Willingness to
discuss dominion home rule with Irish
representatives. For the purpose of
placating the other side he saw fit.
however, to utter this solemn warning:
~ am very sure that things are going
to happen in Ireland, and that things
will become very much worse and very
much sterner. They must stop. We
cannot let this thing 60 on. Therefore,
whatever any one who is anxious for
peace does, let him do it quickly"
Labor Men to Meet
1t is probable that labor's attitude in
the impending negotiations will be
thrashed out at an executive committee
meeting Monday Of Thomas and his
followers. Thomas already has sug-
gested to the Premier his personal will
lingness to negotiate with the Sim
Fem or amy responsible body of Irish
opinion with view to granting the
southern provinces permission to ad-
minister themselves on condition that
they remain an integral part of the
British Empire and that defense against
external aggression be left in the hands
of the British government. There
would, under this agreement, be no
restrictions as to customs, excise or
finance.
British public opinion, however, ac-
cepts with considerable reserve the
suggestion that Lloyd George is willing
or able to grant any such form Of
home rule, regardless of by whom it
is proposed. Many people believe that
this rumor may have been permitted
to circulate RS a 'feeler," and that a
DRAMATICALLY opposed policy of ste1 IL
repressive measures may actually be
determined upon. Lloyd Georges
statement to-day certainly would indi-
cate this to be the case
LONDON, July 24.-Sir Edward Car
son, Unionist leader in the House of
Commons, is credited with an intention
of attacking the government with the
-dea of turning it out of office, if a
suggestion by James Henry Thomas,
labor leader, is adopted, providing for
the establishment of dominion home
rule in Ireland, through a conference
between the Premier and Sim Feiners,
according to "The Daily Mail"
Sir Edward had an important con-
sultation with his followers at West
minister Friday and it was believed
he would be able to effect a threat
with the support of the English and
Irish Unionists. Important political
Developments may, therefore, occur
next week, the newspaper says.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-25
KilmalIoch Wrecked by Police

LONDON, July 24.-Kilmalloch nine
teen miles south of Limerick, was
wrecked by the police last night,
according to a Cork dispatch to "The
Evening News" Several persons were
injured. The police are reported to
have fired volleys in various parts of
the town while the citizens were try
ing to put out fires which were raging
in the houses.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-03-19
SPECIAL WEEKLY LETTER FROM
NEW YORK.
New Form of Rent Profiteering-A
Week of Jewish k-Music-
Preparations for Relief
Drive-The SIS, 200 Fund
~ for the Jewish
- Congress.
congress.
Copyright, 1920, by I. J. P. 3D.

Copyright, 1920, by I. J. P. 3D.
A new form of rent-prohteering has
appeared on the East Side of New
York, not in dwellings this time, but
in store-rents. Jewish store-keepers
who kept UP their places of business for
years in the same stores, and paid their
rent promptly, month after month, have
suddenly begun to receive notices that
their rent would be raised, in some
cases, as high as one hundred per cent
and if they do not care to pay the in
creased rent they must vacate.
If rent-profteering in dwellings fell
as heavy burden on many Jewish
families, the profteering in store-rents
is crying shame, misfortune, which
threatens to ruin the businesses of hun
dreds of Jewish store-keepers. In the
case of the, dwelling it is possible to find
a way out by moving into a further re-
moved section, one not SO densely popu-
lated, and therefore cheaper; in the
case of the store, however, where a
man has built up a trade through long
years of patient toll, the matter is an
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-03-19

The appeal of the Jewish Congress
for fund of $4,000 to defray its ex-
penses here and abroad is being given
enthusiastic support in the Jewish press
of New York. However, we are far
from having reached the sum of $25,-5=
000 AS yet the contributions have been
in dollar bills from the masses. Very
few hundred or thousand dollar bills
have come in. 4
The Jewish Congress deserves the.
support of every Jew who can afford
to give. By its energetic stand it sue
ceeded in putting stop to the pogroms
in Ukrainia and to the atrocities in
Austria. The Jewish press of the coun-
try should start a Jewish Congress
Fund and raise as much money as pos.
sible. This Fund will not only sup
port the urgent needs of the Congress
but will also be the best public demon.
stration that it has the confidence and
support of the masses. This is abso-
lutely essential if the Jewish Congress
is to have prestige and authority.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-03-19
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

entirely different one. One can not
move ones patrons, and moving into an
other store means to undo the work of
years, and start afresh, and build up q
new trade. The bitter injustice of the
matter is that this is not a case where
the profteers might plead the scarcity Of
stores as their excuse, for. prohibition
has emptied hundreds of them. 1t is
plainly case of faying the defense1ess
store-keeper, just as up to now they
have fayed the defenseless tenant.
We hear that Jewish store-keepers
are organizing committee to wait on
the Mayor. The committee will present
a petition protesting against this new
injustice.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-03-19
NEW ORGANIZATION TO OBJ.
STRUCT JEWISH TRADE.

Warsaw (By I. J. P. B.)-"Dva
Grosha" reports that Polish mer-
chants have founded a new organ
ization to oppose and obstruct Jew
ish trade. It's special work will be
to send travelling instructors out to
the small Polish tradesmen in the
provinces, in order to help these bet
ter to organize their business and so
to be able to compete with the Jew.
ish merchants.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-03-19

This week may be called Jewish Folk
Music Week in New York. The Wilma
Chief Cantor, Mordecai Hirschman, I'M
der the management of Leo Leow, gave
his second concert of religious and
folk-music He attracted thousands of
people to the theatre on a mid-week
afternoon. Now we have new must
clan, from London, H. M. B. Posner,
fromerly director in Rothschi1d's syna-
gogue, who will appear in concert at
Carnegie Hall in special program of
Jewish folksongs. This bids fair to ex-
coed the concert given by Mr.. Hirsch-
man in popularity, since the former gave
religious numbers as well, whereas Mr.
Posner will devote himself exclusively
to folk-music. He will sing matter
of thirty or more songs at this first
concert.
Our community leaders received
goodly portion of censure from Mr..
Louis Marshall when they came to his
home last Sunday for relief work con-
sultation.
He clearly brought before them the
fact that New York has not done its
share of the relief work, and that it is
much behind the province cities. New
York has not fulfilled her 1919 ob1iga-
tons as yet, and in the treasury of the
Joint Distribution Committee there IS
just enough money left to carry on the
relief work in Europe for few months
more. The Relief Campaign should
have started much earlier, but not to
injure the Zionist Restoration Fund
Campaign, was postponed. Now the
time has arrived when there must be no.
further delay. The leaders of American.
Jewish Relief are making arrangements
for new drive, of which the meeting
in the house of Mr.. Marshall was the.
initial rehearsal"
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conservation, of sanitation, drainage,
irrigation, afforestation, what not.
Are we literally to re-create Pales-
tine and then to be told it belongs to
the ignorant half-nomadic tribes who
have planted their tent-poles or their
novels there? (Applause.)
Variable ZiOnism.
Mr.. Sokolow and his crew of jour-
nalists deride as theatrical my de-
mand that the "most formidable and
remarkable race" in all history should
be put on the political level of these
tribes in the Hedjaz. I know moth
ing more brazen than thus to stamp
as theatrical the very object for which
Zionism was established. And when
am told that my views are danger
Gus, remember the outcries anent
"The Zionist Peril" and recalling too
that according to the American Gen.
eral Jadwin's official report $4,000
Jews have recently been murdered in
the Ukraine alone, could wish that
little of this blood had been split
for Zion.
But if DR.. Weizmann and Mr..
Sokolow cannot rise to the height of
the situation and the heroic temper
of the times, if they still wallow in
Chovevi-Zionism we'll then let them
frankly tell us that political Zionism
is impossible, let them cease to play
with the word "Zionism," the meaning
of which varies at will in every mouth
like the taste of the mama in the
Rabbinic legend. I remember the
Congress when Sokolow assured us
that the object of Zionism was not
noI1nh RI h1sir, tho L.
Zion to the Jew. And now DR..
Pasmanlk tells us Jewish State is
no part of its essence: it is merely
a movement to shift Eastwards those
Jews whs cannot work in the West;
IN short q sort of Galveston move
ment turned backwards. But the
natural movement for fifty years has
been Westward, and it is surely
simpler to let nature take it's course,
MY friend, DR.. Nordau, loyalty striv-
ing to cover over the inadequacy of
the Zionist solution to the problems
OF the Diaspora, pretends that the
millions whom Palestine cannot pos
sibly receive, will become Palestinian
subjects. AS if any country would
tolerate masses of pseudo-citizens, or
as II any sane man would risk him
self or his children to such status!
Or as if we had not enough of the
divorce between Judaism and reality!
Less timorous than his leader, DR..
Nordau does not hesitate to speak of
Jewish State as our real goal. But
it such State arises, the Jews of
the other countries will be simply a
race or religion politically marked off
from the Judaeans. Zionism will be
Territorialist or it will not be.
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be confronted with the practical tasks
set by the British mandatory power
The tasks may be practical, but that
does not make Zionism practicable
immigration can only yield a Jewish
State II Zionists themselves have the
direction from the first. (Some ap-
plause.)
Mr.. ChurchilPs Article.
The Jewish Colonial Trust is Brit
ish Company. Why could not the de-
velopment of Palestine be placed in
it's hands as the development of
Canada was placed in the hands of the
Hudson's Bay Company Herbert
Samuel could as well have been en-
ployed by the Jewish Colonial Trust
as by the British Government, and
General Monash, with the myriads of
seasoned Jewish soldiers now in
Europe, would have defended or gov
erned the new State no less brilliantly
than General Allenby. DR.. Weizmann
indeed tells us that he has never
asked for a Jewish State, first of all
because we would not have got it,
secondly because if we did get it, we
could not govern it. I know not which
statement is more unworthy of lead
er. Let DR.. Weizmann take some
lessons in asking from his friend,
Prince Feisal. Why, even Winston
Churchill speaks Of a Jewish State!
And in the same Sunday Herald
Winston Churchill described the Jews
as "beyond all question the most
formidable and the most remarkable
race which has ever appeared in the
world" Yet DR.. Weizmann, the lead
er Of this race, tells the world that
we could not do what the Esquimaux
can do, what our illiterate Arab
neighbours are to do. The Hedjaz,
whose inhabitants, according to a ia
nous lm-lecturer, have no sense Of
property, is an original member of the
League of Nations, while the race of
Isaiah is to have no shred of political
power. The race which created the
Jewish Colonies in the teeth of the
Turkish opposition, cannot create a
Jewish State when left alone, the race
that produced Beaconsfield, a Read
ing, "a Montagu, Klotz, a Kurt
Eisnera a Trotsky, and even in the
Golutht q Zionist Congress, cannot
SONcTu IL! LIE. W6lZmann asked
anxiously in December, 1918: els it
true that when the Shofar rings
through the whole Of the Jewish peo-
pie, they will rise like one man and
give the proper reply?" But when
has DR.. Weizmann sounded the
trumpet? He has sounded only a
penny whistle (Laughter), with a
quaver at that. OF
refugees and schnorrers doubtless
Weizmann's whistle will bring many,
but what free citizen will answer the
call to assume political status lower
than the Negroes in America, or to put
himself under the potential domi-
nance of a race which Mrs. Laurence
Oliphant, after thirty years. of ex-
oerience of Palestine, describes to me
as the least competent of all that
abour in Palestine? Self-determina-
Ion, she rightly lays it down should
De given only to those who would add
%, rather than take from, the wealth
mental, moral and physical-of the
country. We Jews gratefully re-
member what the Arab culture once
vas, and the years of glory we shared
With the Moors in medieval Spain.
But that culture is today derelict,
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their one petty claim. Instead of
waiting to be swamped in Palestine,
as DR.. Weizmann candidly assures the
Arab he will be, I should gradually
withdraw my already semi-nomadic
population to my own unquestioned
territory, and would seek an al
lance of the Arab and Jewish forces,
each in it's own State.
This is the path of common sense.
But neither Jew nor Arab is likely to
follow it. DR.. Weizmann, afraid to
grasp his nettle, prefers perpetual
singing. Let us see then what re-
suits follow from the overwhelming
Arab preponderance in the first stages
of State-making. I leave out the in
evitable Arabic influence upon Jewish
life, which will seriously modify Zion
ism proper. deal only with the
cruder consequences. For the Arabs
will either be employed in the Jewish
Colonies or they will not be employed.
If we employ them, we become liable
to the taunt that, as usual, we are not
doing the dirty work, but have turned
the Arabs into hewers Of wood and
drawers of water, while we stand by
and profteer. If we do not employ
them, we shall be told we are boy
cotting them. Complaining that
Poland has boycotted Jews, the first
thing Jews do when they get into
power is to boycott others. We are
thus between the devil and the deep
sea. Whether we choose the devil or
the deep sea other difficulties arise.
For if we employ them, they GUST
Jewish labour because they are cheap
er, and if we do. not employ this
cheap labour, it is difficult to make ]
the colonization pay. ,
Mr.. Zangwill and His Critics.
DR.. Weizmann is honest enough to
acknowledge the difficulty of Arab
versus Jewish labour, but his remedy
is characteristic. In his last speech
he says that it lies in providing the
Jew with the best machinery, which
the Arab will lack the intelligence to
use. My. speeches, he says, do in
calculable harm, and his tactfuf way
of allaying the unrest is to assure
the Arabs tht they will not only be {
outnumbered, but squeezed out of all
save the most primitive occupations.
But even if the Arab is to remain,
is there any reason why he should
llot NC dC OIlCS uSlIilCcly uIlUCT d jew
ish Government? He endured for
many centuries a Turkish Govern
ment, and surely the Jewish would
be infinitely milder and juster. But
that is opposed to all modern prin-
ciples, exclaims the shocked critic. A
minority govern a majority! IN
heard-of! No, the British must govern
both Jew and Arab. Well, but how
many British are living in Palestine?
Britain, you see, makes no pretense
of accepting this majority principle.
1t has just given East Africa repre-
sentative though not responsible gov
eminent. East Africa has 100000
are not represented at
all in the new constitution. It has
$4,000 Arabs and Indians-they have
three votes. It has a few hundred
they have II votes. And
to guard against even this influence,
the Military Governor may elect
enough official members of the Coun-
ell to swamp them. That is the sort
Of constitution you will get in Pales-
tine-a packed military council, an
administration which has suppressed
seven Arab papers and once nrohihitad
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-21
CAL0MEL DYING
FAST IN SOUTH
"Dodson's Liver Tone" Is
Taking the Place of Dan
gerous, Sickening Drug.

You're bilious. sluggish, corsti
pated and helcs you need vile, dan.
gerous CaloWcl 10 start your liver
and clean your bowels.
Here's DodsYl's guarantee, Ash
your druggist Tor "a bottle OF hod.
sons Liver Tone and 'akc spoon
fol tonight Il it doesn't start youl
liver ami strairhtcn you night vi
better than Ci'umCl ana without
gripping or making you sick ! wan
you to go back TO the store and ge'
your money
Take calomcl today ana tomorrow
you will fee, weak and sick and nnu.
seated Don't lose days work TAX,
a spoonful OF harmless, vcgctahl,
Dodson's Liver Tone tonight and
wake up feeling great. It's pcrf,c
" harmless, 50 give It to your chill
drcn any time II can't salivntc
let them eat anything afterwards. -
Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-21
DOCTORS PREFER
CALOTABS FOR A
LAZY LIVER
Wonderful How Bright and
CHEEKY the World Looks
After Taking This Nausea
less Calomel Tablet-Per-
fectly Safe.

Have you tried the nausealess cal
omel that makes calomel taking pleasure 7
n you have, you appreciate the wonderful
virtues Of caiomel when robbed OF all its
unpleasant and nauseating effects
CalotAbs is the sensation Of the drug
trade Pharmacists regard 1t as the hes,
remedy for the liver Its effect in bilious.
ness constipation and indigestion is mos,
delightful
The next time your liver needs a thorough
cleansing try Calotahs. One tablet AZ bed
time with . swallow OF water that's all
no taste no nausea, no salts. no gripping
You wake M In the morning feeling fine
with your sysiem thoroughly cleansod ant
a hearty appetite for breakfast. Eat wha
you pleasc--no danger.
CalotabS are sold only In original, sealeC
packages, price thirty-iv ccnts. You
druggist will gladly refund your money /
you do not find them effective and delight
ful.--Adyt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-21

observers of chang
W ing conditions know
there has never been a
time in the history of the
retail business in this
country when quality and
economy ideas-and the
dealers who stand for
those ideas--had such a
hold on the public.
A demand isnow sweep
ing over the, country for
better-more Serpicedbie
more economical mer-
chandiSe.
The straightforward
dealer knows this.
He knows that once
public confidence is eStdb-
HShed, a dealers success
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-21
THOUGHT ONE CLEAN
SHIRT ALL HE NEEDED

"Ten years ago l was reduced to
a mere shadow. / was yellow as a
gold piece and would often DO
doubled up with most excruciating
pains'in my stomach. Physicians
could only relieve me with morphine,
| was advised to try Mayr's Won
derful Remedy and II helped me at
once. What is more, | have been
well ever since. A friend said he
thought one more clean shirt all
would ever wear" IL is a simple,
harmless preparation that removes
the catarrhal mucus from the in
testinal tract and allays the inflam-
nation which causes practically all
stomach. liver and intestinal all
ments, including appendicitis. One
dose will convince or money re-
funded -ACvt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-21

is assured-that the public
is only going TO continue
to buy from dealers whom
it can trust and esteem
men who always place
the interest of their Gus
toners first.
That is why, in the stores of
over a quarter million dealers
in this country, you will al
ways find the Gillette out
where you can see and ex-
anime il.
On top of the counter-in the
show window - ready to be
handed out first whenever a
man comes in looking for a
razor.
The Gillette is the only sci
enhfC shaving instrument ever
produced.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-21

=, Some results OF Pepsodent appear rapidly.
20 you.
one ingredient Is pepsn. One multiplies the
starch digtstant in the saliva 20 digest starch de-
posts that cling. One mutipes the alkalinty Of
ns saliva 10 neutEaliIe mouth acids.
A. Two factors directly attack the 6lms One OF
"ein Keeps the teeth so highly polished that film
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-21
You'll know in a week

cannot easily cling In all these ways il brings and
maintains whittier, safer teeth,
Send the coupon for a To-Day Tube. Note how
clean the teeth feel after using Mark the absence
OF the viscous film See how the teeth whiten AZ
the hlm-eoat disappears
Compare the results with your old methods. Then
let those evident results tell ybu what is best Cut
out the coupon