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The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-12-29

1t has been suggested that Il Jew
ish Reform service using lid,iish for
the present. where English is custom
nriIy used. might att act many to the
SyEagog. who are now prlctlcaily
estranged from it. rha lower East
Side of New Iort; City might be u
good place in which to try the cHpeii-
mc!lt.-Amcrican ISraelite.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-12-29

The talent for music in the Elmal'
family is not confined solely to Mischa
the famous vioiinist, for his sister
Minna possesses voice of great beau
ty and power. Mi.lna Elman, who is
"A protege of Nine. Tetrazzini. will
make her public debut on February 4
in New York,
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-12-29

The authorities at Harvard I'M
yersity have announced that the de-
partment of economics and the grad
nate school of business adminlstrd-
tion will Jointly offer prize scholar
ship of $500 made possible thru the
generosity of Jesse Isadore Strauss
'o3. of New York. for the academic
year of 1920-21
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-12-29
SIiEARlT'H ISRAEL.

The congregation will hold II regular
meeting Oh Sunday, January md 1921
at = 30 y. H.. i'll the Synagog. corner
Tenth and Lawrence streets. AS this
meeting is of great Importance ii:
luembers arc urgently requested 10 ut
tend.
JOHN LEIFLEE, Sec'y.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-12-29

At Lincoln, Ncb.. a brotherhood mas
been organized ut Temple Bnnl Jesli"-
run. with Il. V. Pcpperberg. presideh'
Carl We'll. vice president. aAu Albert
Speier, neutrality-suspicious.. Inc meet
ing evoked great enthusiasm and Inc
program committee is at work on u
series of lectures. socials and enter
tainments for the season.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-12-29

The death is reported at Houston,
Texas. of DIR. ]. Burgheim. Dr.. Burg
helm. who was 70 years old. was State
secretary of the knights and Ladies Of
Honor, and in 1914 was appointed
consul for Nicaragua.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-12-29

\ delegation of thu. Hebrew Shelter
ing and Immigrant Aid society of
America will appear before the Senate
Committee on Immigration to speak
against the bill passed by the House
of Representatives providing for the
Earring of immigrants for one year
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-12-29

Professor l. Maurice Worlnscr has
assumed the editorship of the New
York Law Journal, the oldest and best
known American publication devoted
to the legal profession. Professor
Wormser has been a professor of law
at the Fordham University School OF
Law for the lasr eight years ana
has had charge of the editorial man
agcment of the New York Law Journnl
during the summers of 1919 aud 1929.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-12-29

The "Tribuna" II Yiddish lpublicn-
ton which appeared during the war
in Copenhagen will make its reap
pcurance here as bi-nunthly under
the editorship of Vladimir Jabotinsky
and Mcir GrOSsmag
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-12-29

solomon l.. Auerbach. IS years old.
for many years connected with the
city government of Baltimore. Md,
died at the home of his daughter in
Brooklyn. For fifty years he was
secretary of the Hebrew Free Burial
society.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-12-29

Joseph Morgenstcrn. for many
wears the Chief Cantor of VIENNA, ar
rived in London and will give Il mum
Der of concerts. lie is originally
from Odessa,
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-12-29
Interesting Items

The members of the l. 0. b. B. il
Germany are about to purchase Al
house in Lichterfelde, All attractive
suburb of Berlin. which will be used
as an old peoples home.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-12-29

Public Libraries i'll Worcester. Mass.
and Cleveland, o., have removed
Henry Ford's Dearborn lldcpei'aeit
from their reading rooms, owing TO
its anti Semitic campaign.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-12-29

Rabbi Herman H. Rubenovitz has
received purse containing $1,000
from Congregation Mishkan Tcfila. OF
Boston in commemoration of his ten
years service as spiritual leader.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-12-29

Dr. Louis L. Mann, rabbi of COngre-
CATION Mishkan Israel. of New Haven,
Conn. has been chosen one of a group
of four professors at Yale to give a
course Jointly on Comparative
Ethics.' The others are Prof. b. w.
Bacon, ID. D.. Lift. D.. L. L. d.. Prof.
f. Hershey Sheath. PHI. d.. L l.. D.,
and Prof. ID. C. Macintosh, PHI. ID.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-12-29

Mr.. Israel Zangwili contributed an
article on Polish Jewry and the
Abyss to the October number of The
New World.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-12-29

The Danish government has appoiht.
ed George Kahn. "A jew. as one of Its
permanent representatives on the
Lenguc of Nations.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-12-29
II. cuisines, and Professional
Mems Club.

On Monday night January 10th the
club will hold a meeting at the Adams
Hotel where the final reports of the
remarkable campaign that is just clos
ing for the completion of the new
SyalgOg will be made.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-30
HAYS DECLINES REQUEST

NEW YORK, Oct. 29-Will H. Hays, chairman of the republican na- tional committee, today declined a re- quest by the prologue indepen- dents" to cooperate in selecting a jury of twelve men to pass on attempts to prove that American soldiers could not be ordered abroad by order of the league of nations without the con sent of our congress-"
 In letter to Henry Morgenthau, former ambassador to Turkey, MT Hays explained to him as ''liasion of. ficer between the prologue indepen- dents and the democratic national committee" that the question does not exist
 q have no time to waste in aca. demic discussion of a mere trick question which is so transparantly disingenious and insincere," wrote MT. Hays.
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filming Congress Will Make Attempt to Clear
 Industrial Atmosphere

DENVER, Colo. Oct. 29-An at tempt to "clear the industrial atmos- rhere and show where the line of reason is between labor and capital' will be made at the 23rc annual con vention of the American Mining Con gress here November 15-2O. according to an official announcement at head quarters here tonight, Governors of two states are on the speaking pro gram.
 They are Governor Henry J. Allen of Kansas and Governor Emmet D. Boyle, of Nevada. It was announced Governor John J. CoInwell. of West Virginia, had been invited and was expected to speak
 Other men prominent in industry in all parts of the United States are on the program.
 Revision of all tax laws pertaining to mining is stated for discussion. The allied tax committee of the congress which recently met in New York, will present report to that end.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-30
WILSON
 CONF F|DENT IF
 PARTY VICTORY

WASHINGTON, Oct 9.-President Wilson wrote Governor Cox today as a "gratified and loyal supporter" of the democratic presidential nominee expressing entire confidence" in the governors leadership and admiration of his course throughout the cam raign."
 q believe" the letter said, that you will receive the emphatic en- dorsement of the voters of the coun- try" adding that MT. Wilson wrote as ''one of those voters" It was re- called that ballots both for the presi- dent and Mrs. Wilson to permit them to vote by mail recently were sent from New Jersey at the request of the White House.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-30
France Manifesting Much
 Interest in U. s. Election

PARIS, Oct. 29.-Never before in the history of American politics has the French nation taken so deep an interest in an American election, nor has the French press given it so much publicity. During the last few weeks the newspapers have discussed at length the chances of both candidates and the effect the result of the cleo tion will have upon future Franco draws near, most of the newspapers carry columns of comment as well as a large amount of cabled metter
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JUDGE PUTS SLAYER OF WIFE AND BABE IN PEN FOR 25 LONG YEARS

CHlCAGO, Oct. 2e.-cari O. Wan Oderer, former army lieutenant, was found guilty by jury late today of the murder of his young wife, their unborn child and ragged stranger" and sentenced to 25 years in the peni- tentiary. The jury reached its yer dict after 22 hours and 10 minutes 6eIiberation.
 While he was awaiting the verdict to be read, Wanderer showed the first signs of emotion he has displayed during the 26 days of his trial. He was plainly nervous, but as the sen tence which Prosecutor James c. OBrien later denounced as "trave. sity on justice" was read, smile broke over his face and he recovercs his eomposure.
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Mrs. Wanderer was slain on the night of June 21 at the entrance to her flat when her husband engaged in what was, at first, thought tc be fight in the dark with an unident'- fled man who was killed. Wanderer at first said that the stranger had tried to hold him up, but after his arrest made a confession which he re- pudiated at his trial, in which he de- clared that he had hired the poor fool' to stage a mock holdup so that he could get rid of his wife and re- turn to the army.
 On the witness stand he testified that his confession was obtained from him by physical violence and his att torneys introduced evidence to show that he was insane.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-30
De la Huerta Grateful for
 Courtesies Shown Delegates

AUSTIN, Texas, Oct. 29.-PrOvision- al President Adolfo de la Huerta of Mexico said in telegram today re- ceived by Governor w. P. Hobby that "the liberality of North America, faithfully interpreted by you, has made your greatness felt by the Mex ican delegates who met at the (Dal- las) exposition" the message contin- ued:
 "As president of the republic and as a citizen of Mexico. 1 transmit to you my most sincere thanks .and my most fervent wishes for the prosper ity of the American nation and for your own personal welfare
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19 PERSONS DIE AS BIC CONCRETE SHIP SINKS
FIND BODY OF PHOENIX
 MAN ON DITCH BANK SIX MILES WEST OF CAPITAL

DHOENIX. Oct. 29.-Ren Holden- \ CT, 32 years old, was found dead today on ditch bank about six miles west of Phoenix with bullet wound in his head and pistol by his side.
 In a pocket was a note that his effects would be found in a Phoenix hotel which he named At the hotel officials found Hol- dener's suitcase.
 In the suitcase was pocket book containing first naturaliza- tion papers and papers showing Holdener had about 10000 francs on deposit at stockton and San Francisco branches of the Bank of Italy.
 A coroner's inquest was to be held this afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-30

Senator Harding was chosen at Chicago. Governor Cox asserted by "a nominating conspiracy Of the sen atorial oligarchy' in a Chicago hotel and the governor asked the following plain questions" of .sHe republican candidate:
 Asks Plain Questions
 What questions were asked you and what pledges were made before the oligarchy decided to give you the nomination? Did you promise George Harvey a place in ne cabi let as is generally stated
 Does your platform authorize you to make pledge to George Eiereck and to declare for Il separate peace with Germany tn secure. as he sa. s. 6,OOO,OO0 votes of the pro-German party in America?
 Did your platform give you the right to promise to George Reynolds. the Chicago banker. who. on the ba- sis of conference with you. assures his friends that you will permit amendments to the federal reserve act so that none but bankers Iaav sit upon the federal reserve boards. and thus again restore the control of the money interests of America to d small group of bankcIs?
 What Promises MaSe
 What promises did you make to Charles B. Warren, vice chairman Of the republican national committee. which warrants him in saying in his letter soliciting funds from director of corporations, that they should measure their contributions on the basis of what republican success is worth to you and your corporate interests and send in your pledges accordingly
 What is your pledge to speculators in Mexico, who seek to have the blood of American boys coined into dollars. and who openly boast of your sup port?
 What is your understanding with Elihu Root which caused him to rush to your defense at time when Mr. Taft has pointed out the probability of vacancies in the supreme court? Is it because you have given a person al pledge or because of his knowledge of your attitude against Brand i progressive?
 Would Choose Johnson
 What promises have you made to Harry M Daugherty. corporation lob byist, and what promises was he au- thoriZed to make in your behalf in tCONTINTrr,D ON PAGrS T\VOD
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-30
'GOv. COX IN MOST VIGOROUS TERMS |FLAYS SENATORIAL RECORD OF,SOLON
 |HARD|NC; REPLIES TOC. .O.P. SPEECH
Democratic Nominee Tells Akron Audience that Ohio Senator Cannot Expect Anyone to Take His UHerances Seriously; Says If It Were Not Tragedy Harding's Remarks of Be
 ing "Unpledged Unowned and Unbossed' Would Be joke

KRoN, 2esenator G\verno to  T not tragedy this statement would be joke declared auditorium Harding
  public His enc o turning or
 
  ssues reiterated 
 Hardinss  of is
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ATTELL DENIES CHARGE

MONTREAL, Oct. 29.-Abe Attell former pugilist, who is among those indicted by the Cook county grand jury at Chicago in connection with the baseball scandal, declared today in a statement that he was not re- sponsible for the fixing" of the worlds series between Chicago and Cincinnati last year. Attell assert ed that he was incapable of carrying out such an undertaking because of lack of funds.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-30
Three Mexican Laborers Killed When Big Auto
 Truck Turns Turtle New Prescott Highway;
 Three Others Rushed to Hospital for TreAment

PRESCOTT, 29--Ig a highway  of Mingns miles
  according  
 
 
  William
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PROMINENT PHOENIX CLUB WOMAN ESCAPES
 DEATH; HIT BY AUTO

PHOENIX, Oct. 2e.-Mrs. E. F. Patton of Phoenix, prominent in woman's club work, had a narrow escape from death or serious in- jury when she was struck by a mo tor car at Peoria yesterday, it be- came known here today.
 She had been attending a meet ing of the district federation of Women's clubs at Peoria and was crossing a street afterwards when the car struck her. She clunu to the front of the car until 1t was stopped and thus escaped being run over.
 Mrs. Patton was bruised but otherwise uninjured.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-30
USE LIVE IN "MooNsHlNsv

SHREVEPORT, La. Oct 29.-The statement that concentrated I've and sulphuric acid are being used in the manufacture of "moonshine" liquor was included in the report of the federal grand jury submitted today to Judge G. w. Jacks. The grand >iry reported the death of one man found drinking the liquor.
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Last Minute Wire Jolts
CONVICT LAWYER ON cH

CONVICT LAWYER CHARGE CRIMINAL ANARCHY YORK; Ferguson, Chicago lawyer
  Justice Weeks immediately o
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LONDON 29A dispatch Central News from Cork Lord Mayor Macswney that ess o'clock would he 70
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MoRE ARIzoNA RAlL ROADS WANT INCREASED RATEs

29Appication R. C. railroad Arizona Eastern Mascot  10 a.
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RECOGNITION IN NEAR FUTURE FUR MEX, FORECAST
 BY SEC'Y COLBY

WASHINGTON, Oct 20 Early in Mexico was forecast today by Secretary Colby. Whether it will precede inauguration of President elect Obregon next December was not stated
 Tn revealing that "discussions" have been in progress with Roberto V. Pesqueira. confidential agent of the Mexico City government. how ever. Mir Colby said that these gave promise of d speedy and happy out come"
 Announcement Surprise
 The announcement came as sur prise. Earlier in the day report circulated in New York that recog milton was imminent met with em- phatic denial at the state depart ment. A few hours later. however. Secretary Colby made public let ter from MT. Pesque.ra as the basis for his announcement, saving it af- forded a foundation upon which the nre'iminaries to recognition can con fidentlv proceed
 "I think l am warranted in say ing, "Mr Colby's formal announce ment said, that the Mexican ques- tior will soon cease to be a question at all -inasmuch as it is about to be answered. not only as it concerns the United States but. indeed the whole world as well''
 Tells of Negotiations
 MT. Pesuneira's letter told of hic ca'lier informal negotiations with Under Secretary Davis at the state department and said it was a new Mexico" which. submitting herself to the re s,ynized principles of inte"- national law" now sought recogni- tion by the United States.
 MT. Colby described the latter as "a very significant and very grati fving and reassuring statement of tho attitude end purnfsas of the new government Of Mexico"
 MT Pesuueira. formerly Mexican financial agent in New York. recent ly returned from a flying visit 10 Mexico when he was appointod con. fidential agent to succeed Ferdinan. do Tglesias Calderon, recalled. Mir Colby's announcement said Mir Pes queira 'came to Washington bear ing the fullest powers to speak and act cn behalf of his government"
 Talked With President
 Georgee Greet, former chairman oi the committee on public information accompanied MT. Pesqueira to tho Mexican. capital.
 Before his departure MT. Cree had personal interview with Pres ident Wilson PublisCed report: that he was making the trip as the personal representative of the pres ident brought repeated denials iron the state department. where it wal stated he had no official status anC that his application for passpor showed the purpose of his Mexican visit to be business and ple;IDre Friends of MT. Greet said he haC gone tc get material for magazin' article
 Conferred With Chief
 On his arrival in Mexico City, MI Creel had a six hour conference wit Provisional President de Ia Huerta
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-30
U. s. Shipping Board Vessel CoIlides With
 Coast Steamer; Sinks Three Minutes After Accident; Many of Crew Unaccounted For

NEWPORT, R. l., Oct. 29.-The concrete steamer Cape Fear United States shipping board vessel sunk
 in the deepest part of Narraganset bay tonight in collision with the Savannah line steamer City of Atlanta At
 late hour 9 of the of 34 of the sunen vessel unaccounted for The Cape Fear sank in three minutes, about half between Castle Hl the Newport shore and Rose Island going down bow first in 125 fathoms
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-30
MILITARY ESCORT
 WITH M 'SW|NEY'S BODY STIRS IRISH

QUEENSTOWN, Ireland, Oct. 29.- The body of Terence MacSwiney, the late lord mayor of Cork. was landed here today from the steamer Rath- more. It was met by the Urban coun- cii and thousands of the city's inha- bitants. A draft of armed troops were present.
 Business was completely suspended and strong indignation was expressed al the British governments action ih diNerting the body instead of allow ing it to proceed to Cork by way ot Dublin.
 The local civil and church authOri- ties declined to accept the coffin and ,lailroa dmen refused to transport the body to Cork with a military escort, The admiralty therefore, reouisition. ed a tug upon which the body was taken to Cork.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-30
WoMAM PLEADS eUILTY To MURpER oF HUSBAND

Alexandria SokoIowsky indicted labor leader by throwing acid in mansaugh and sentenced stas1s pisok for to 10
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J. '. EXTENSION
 WANTS RATE ON
 COAL CUT DOWN

PHOENIX, Oct 29.-Taking of tes- timony in several cases began before Examiner Richard Teddy Of the inter- state commerce commission here to- day.
 The first case before the commis- sion was petition by the United Verde Extension Mining company for a rehearing in the matter of freight rates on coal from mines in New Mexico to the companys shelter at Clarkdale, Ariz.
 R. R. Company Failed
 The second related to controversy between the United Verde Extension Mining company and the Santa Fe railroad company concerning switch ing charges alleged to be due the min- ing company at Clarkdale It was the company's contention that during a certain period when the shelter was closed down, the railroad com pany failed to provide a locomotive with which to switch large number of cars. The switching service was performed by one of the mining com pany's locomotives, the company claimed and the company is seeking compensation at the rate of $2.5O a car.
 To Submit Testimony The third case which was brought before the examiner by Daniel R. Johison, rate expert for the Arizona corporation commission, concerned eli imitation of excess charges on grain shipments from eastern points to Ari zona. The Santa Fe and Southern Pacific railroads were represented as defendants.
 Testimony taken by the examiner will be submitted to the interstate commerce commission for a decision. NnrE
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-30
eobY ARRIVES AT CORK

CORK, Oct. 29.-The body of Ter ence MacSwiney, late lord mayor of this city, arrived here on board an admiralty tug at o'clock this after noon. The tug, whose flag was flown at half mast, docked at the customs house quay Enormous crowds lined the opposite quays and the nearby bridges.
 The government authorities in Cork immediately notified Deputy Lord Mayor O'Callahan and the bish- op Of Cork that no military display would be permitted at the funeral cf MacSwiney and that neither drilling, uniforms ror republican army badges would ba allowed. The only Irish re- ublicar flag in the procession, t YAs said, must be placed on the coffin and the procession must not exceed a
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-30
To Submit Testimony
TO VOTE BY AIRPLANE

DIES MONIES, la, Oct. 29.-Mrs. Louise Borland. 93, of this city, not content with the novelty of merely voting. will attempt further inno- vation by voting by airplane
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-30
People Recite Prayers

Before the arrival of the Baltimore, a military officer visited Bishop Cloyne and notified him that if the body were taken to the cathedral no processions through the street in mil itary formation would be permitted and no republican flag or emblems would be allowed on the coffin
 As the tug sailed with the body of Lord Mayor MacSwiney, Bishop Cloyne gave the signal and the 200O people gathered on the quay, knelt barred their heads and recited prayers
Bisbee daily review., 1920-10-30
Conferred WIth Chief

On his arrival in Mexico City, MT. Greet had a six hour conference with Provisional President de la Huerta,
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THE WEATHER

ARIZONA: Saturday fair south, rain north portion, Sunday unsettled. probably northeast portion, colder northeast portion.
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COPPER PRICES A Affnfp~ Tofrrun

buBihSciAnB o 1A6 eS
 Quotations
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The average price of copper for the week ending October 27th 14 954J7 Average price of copper for
 the month of Sept. ------1S.144
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Let us do our part in the world first by giving the world fitting example of self government, compe- tently conducted Before we reach for the stars, let us sweep the hearth.
 While there has been a great deal said in the campaign about the heart
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