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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-21
A .EaI.s standard nf Culture

ho, gained ground IN this country
which locks up"n the bearing AMI
rearing IL children as something
coarse and vulgar To- BE- avoided. hut
the advent az Eugcnics means much
for the motherhood ~ the race. Happy
ia the wife who. though weak and al
Ing. dsp,nds upon Lydia y. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound to re-.
store her ,o health. and when head
aches and hnckaches are n thing 81
the past hrave sons and fair daughters
rise an aud cnll her blessed.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-30
PRETTY BIGAMIST HAS
 BEEN RELEASED ON BOND

Louise Graber, who was arrested recently at Juneau, while on her way to the outside and taken back to An chorage on a charge of Bigamy, had her preliminary hearing before Gem missioner Leopold David and was held to await the action of the grand jury at the spring term of court. She was later released on bond.
 It is alleged that the woman; who is said to be extremely easy to look upon, married a soldier of; Anchorage without going to the trouble of S. curing divorce from a previous hus- band. She started to the States on the Northwestern and was apprehended at Juneau on a warrant from Anchor age.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-30
FREAK PITCHING
 Is CONDEMNED
 BY PRESIDENT YEEC6

CHICAGO, Jan, 30 President veeck of the Chicago National League Club is in favor of legislating freak" pitching out of baSeball's code of rules. Yeeck a member of the na- tional league committee of three ap- pointed league committee of three aD- pointed to change the rules, believes the "shine" ball and "emory" ball arc harmful to the sport and should he eliminated.
 Although there are some expert pitchers in the National League, cap- able of doing wonderful things iE freak deliveries, not one club owner in the league is opposed to the change" President Veeck said. "Even Garry Herman, who has 'Hod' Eller and Ray Fisher, both shine ball ex- perts is in favor of eliminating freak pitching"
 veeck said the National League committee is awaiting the appoint ment of a committee from the Am erican League to discuss the proposed changes in the rules.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-30
SYLVLA'S

Abbott, who lived in a cabin on Mount Helena, whose slopes are within the city limits, disappeared but when he disappeared he left veritable deat1 trap to foil marauders. Officers w!O went to his cabin to ascertain what had become of Abbott, found posted on the door a sign reading; Don't knock here Danger" The officers stepped aside and chopped in the door. As it swung back, an ancient rifle, set at the height of a mans stomach, blazed. Abbott later was found to be visiting friends in Kansas.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-30

The signal corps telegraph stations between the coast and Fairbanks have two men to each station, an operu- tor and an infantryman. This life is a lonely one, and the men hunt for both food and to relieve the tedium.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-30
DEATH TRAP Is LET
 BY MONTANA CHARACTER

HELENA. Mont, Jan, 20 James
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-01-30
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aNdy's cypress meets all trains and -teamsrs. Phone l43.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-11-26
Charge Called False.

"Ford challenges in the terms, The
Jew believes that the world is his by
right; he wants to collect his own,
and the speediest way of doing so is
the destruction of order by revolution
This is utterly and abominably false.
The Jew does not believe that the
world is his by right. I reply to Ford's
challnege, the Jew believes that right
must rule the world
"Fords challenge takes the form,
There were as many Gentiles killed
by Gentiles as there are Jews in the
world, it was a great victory for Is
rael.' In truth, one million Jews and
more have been killed by war or
through the aftermath Of war within
the last six years. Hundreds of thous-
ands Of Jews were slain in the Rus
sian Army, Jews infinitely more loyal
to Russia than the Romanoffs. One
hundred thousand Jews have been
butchered by the Fords Of the Uk-
raine within two years. Ford is das-
tarGly enough to point out that few
Jews could have died in battle in any
army, for only crosses are to be seen
in the war cemeteries Of Europe, and
this defamation Of our honored, hal
lowed dead in every war cemetery
comes with poor grace indeed from the
abetting father Of the skulking Edsal.
"Ford's challenge assumes: Jews
today are the only people whose spec
ial and extraordinary privileges are
written into the worlds treaty Of
peace Special and extraordinary
privileges forsooth! Because the de-
mocracies Of the world set out to rec
ognize the rights Of minority peoples
in Eastern Europe-Jews included!
And these special honored in the
breach altogether by Poland and other
East European lands, which will find
support Of all their injustice to the
Jew in the Ford words and works.
Though, because of the limitations
Of time, / must postpone the discus
sion of what Jews think Of non-Jews
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-11-26
Nine

in answer to the challenge Of Ford, I
will tell what one Jew thinks Of one
non-Jew. No man ought to be free to
have the power which Henry Ford is
exercising for evil. No man, though
as rich as Ford or Croesus, ought to
be suffered to libel a whole people IT,
a land the well-being Of which depends
upon the spirit of understanding and
OF Cancellation, of tolerance and of
goodwill. Ford i. 'lared that the az
thorship Of the protocol. basic to HI,
own challenge, is imputed by Jews to
criminal or mailman. The reply of
one Jew to Henry Ford is that Lis
work, The Worlds Greatest Problem
The International Jew is the work Of
a criminal or a mailman. And | do not
believe, despite certain significant in
''nations, that Henry Ford is a mad
man.
Henry Ford is seeking to introduce
into American life tendency that is
divisive, disruptive and morally fate
full. The American people will have
none of him and of his ways. When
once the American people, lovers Of
fair play and Of justice understand
that Henry Ford is seeking to in
troduce the spirit Of or that makes for
progromism into America, they will
abhor and renounce him. Henry Ford
needs to be reminded that America is
not matter Of cheap engines but Of
a precious spirit. Henry Ford shall not
be suffered to cheaper the spirit Of
America; he shall not be suffered to
vulgarize and corrupt Americas soul.
"The challenge reads that we are
trying to destroy Christianity. One
Jew replies: Far from that, the evil is
that there is not enough Christianity
in the world. II there were, Henry
Ford, his incendiary word, his Grimm
ally melting purpose, would not be
tolerated for an hour Henry Ford
challenges in the terms that "Jews
are said to come and meet and go in
every capital Of Europe with a name
less program Not a program! 1t Is
not a Jewish program, but Christian
pogroms that bring US together. Hen
ry Ford calls himself a Christian. No
Ukrainian hooligan, slayer Of women
and children, was ever more truly
guilty Of the spirit Of the pogrom than
is Henry Ford.
"And IL Henry Ford be right and his
challenge be valid, then let it be re-
membered by them that understand
Continued on Page ~.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-11-26
Wise Accuses Ford Of Libeling
Jews
Gravemen Of Ford's Charge.


1.-THE gravemen Of the Ford charge
is that the Jews have set out to con-
quer the world. I for my part pray for
the conquest Of Christendom by
Christianity, for the worlds sake, for
Israel's sake, that Jews may be free
once again, as they ought to be, to
concern themselves with the problem
Of selfImastery and self-conquest. The
allegation is that Jews are not only
powerful but that they aim to be ON
nipotent-in other words, the conquer
ors Of the world. If the legend be true,
how reconcile this imagined conquest
Of the world, this tabled omnifcence
Of the Jew with the status of half the
Jews Of the earth?
"The Jews of Eastern Europe,
whom, ! say it with infinite sorrow,
we seem powerless to save; the Jews
Of Central Europe, who have entered
upon an era Of unparalleled misery,
scapegoat in desevedly broken Ger
many, shuttlecock Of Austria, despis-
ed victim Of Hungary! II we aimed at
power, il we cherished designs of
world supremacy, would we not will
to keep ourselves alive? Five to seven
million Jews are in blacklist, awful
lest misery, and in America, including
the gifts Of non-Jews, not more than
$15,OO0,000 have been given by 3,OOO,-
600 and more American Jews.
Doesn't SAVIOR Of great power and
conquering world-might to admit that
Of ten millions asked for by the Zion
list organization Of America as the
Palestine Restoration Fund not two
millions have come to hand? Is not
Zionism in itself a token Of want Of
power? Some Jews wish to rebuild the
Jewish homeland, but many more must
flee thither for refuge. So poor and
powerless are we that we cannot even
afford to bring to Palestine tens Of
thousands of homeless Jews strug-
Cling afoot and starving throughout
Europe"
DR.. Wise dealt with the charge Of
Henry Ford that the Jews Of the
world had apparently secured the five
points Of the star-the purse, the
press, peerage, Palestine and prolet-
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-11-26

arianism-the sixth point to be the
Prince of Israel.
"Would Cod" exclaimed DR.. Wise,
"that Prince Of Israel who was on
earth nineteen hundred years ago, he
whom Christians name the Prince Of
Peace, might come to earth to teach
and to lead them that call themselves
by his name and withal reject him in
deed"
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-11-26
Rabbi Denounces Automobile Manu-.
facturer for His Attack on Race.
Says Charges Are False.
Sees Spirit Of the Incendiary-Appeal
to Racial Prejudice Condemned.


negie Hall before the Free Synagogue
recently, on Henry Ford's Challenge
and Jews Reply" VIZ. Wise said:
Henry Ford's series Of articles in
The Dearborn Independent, now re-
printed in pamphlet form under the
heading, The Worlds Foremost
Problem: The International Jew is
not so much challenge to the Jew as
an affront to public opinion, as an in
suit to every public decency. Before
the war and the state Of psychic dis
turbance which it has brought about,
not even a Henry Ford would have
dared to publish material resting for
the most part upon the so-called Proc
tocols, forgery so clumsy, so stupid,
SO obvious that none save Henry Ford
could be deceived thereby.
1.-THE very title Of the pamphlet,
The Worlds Foremost Problem: The
International Jew is the direst libel
against the Jewish people at time
when the world is beset by problems
national and international, and is by
indirection tempted to seie hold Of the
Jew as the scapegoat solvent Of all
its problems. The Ford creed is the
most insidious Of appeals to explain
world unrest by erecting the DOGGY
Of Bolshevism as an invention Of jew
ish capitalism and Jewish proletarian-
ism leagued together ad hoe.
Ford's Motive a Mystery.
What Henry Ford's motives may
be It is not easy for one to determine
who is unfamiliar with abnormal ply
chology or psychiatry. 1t may be that
this adventure in the retailing Of the
contents Of old garbage pals repre-
sents a prospective Presidential can
didacy. 1t may be nothing more SER
ious than a publicity feat Of the not
unknown products. Back Of Henry
Ford's invasion Of the field Of Jewish
libel may lie abysmal ignorances, but
that ignorance is being utilized with a
skill and adroitness of malignity.
~ am a Zionist. I have been associ-
ated with the leaders Of the Zionist
movement for twenty-three years,
Herzl, Wolfsohn, Nardau, Weitzmann,
Sokolow, Brandeis, Mack. am entire
ly familiar with the words and works
Of the Zionist leaders throughout all
these years. No man that is sane can
for a moment believe that the Proc
tocols are anything other than an
amazing forgery, designed after
the pattern Of many older forgeries
to place in the mouth Of Jews senti-
ments and purposes hostile to the
world.
"Zionism set out to concern itself
frankly and publicly with great pub
lie purpose, invoked and secured the
support Of the enlightened peoples Of
the earth, that support finding its con-
summation in the San Reno decision
Of April, 1920, which awarded to
Great Britain the mandate over an
ultimately Jewish Palestine. This San
Reno decision of England, France,
Italy and America was, to use q term
as Il Is used in the Christian world,
one Of the most Christian acts Of 1900
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-05-22
By l.. j. FAULKNER.

In gancing trade publication, devoted to auomo-
bile interests the following somewhat startling and interest
ing figures were discovered:
There in the United States 57604 people engaged
propretors of establishments catering to the automobile
There were 4OO7 charging stations 1892 passen
ger Dealers 1893 garages 1895 repair shops 4O2
supply dealers $50 truck Dealers to say nothing
of 1859 dealers in 'n Lzzies When you couple this
large number of those engaged in trade which is hardly
out of its swaddng Clothes it to wonder what
the next will bring FORTH and yet the story only
half told. Take all the people employed in the automobile
industry and they and their dependents will populate city
the size of Philadelphia, St Louis and Boston combined.
Their annual wages than two hundred and forty
times the gross of the Postoice Department in
1917 1t approximately equals all the gold in circulation in
the United States during the same year.
The amount of capital invested in the industry is
81 297 100000, which is greater by quarter of billion
than the total capitalization of all the national banks
The wholesale value of the automobiles made in 1917
7O93 which doubles the total gross income of the
twelve largest insurance companies.
AS long have got this far in the statistical game
a few more figures won't do any HARM
Figuring the total seating capacity of railroad Of
which there available 5705 would take carry the
people using automobiles equal distance about 10000
passenger costing ST. 900 EACH with total vaua-
ton of about $660OOO0O0 1892 locomotives $4,000
EACH and total valuation of 1924 100000 and duplication
of passenger tracks depos and employees
expense
Again, in 1915, the official railroad passenger mileage
32,3S4 274573. Mileage of automobiles exceeds this
figure by 100000 That's enough for day.
If the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce sends
any facts and figures of the automobile industry
I'm going on strike.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-05-22
N. Y. HAS MOTOR CORPS.

The Motor Corps OF America Is in. |
corporated in New York State. The
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-05-22
8 KNOTS" SPEED Limit
ON CITY ROADS IN JAPAN

A returned traveller brings homo
tho following japanese rules. as
done into English" for the benefit
OF the foreign automobile driver in
that country:
You must drive your automobile
at the speed OF eight knots per hour
on the city roads. and at twelve knots
per hour on the country roads.
when you see the policeman
throwing up his hands, you must cot
drive in front OF him.
When you get ahead OF the pas
scnger on foot or the horse, you must
ring the horn.
When you meet the COW or the
horse speed slowly, and take care to
ring the horn and not be afraid of
them. Drive slowly when you meet
the horse or the cattle, do not max g
them afraid, and carefully make tn"
sound. II they are afraid OF the
sound. you must escape a little Will"
at the side of the road till they pass
away.
do not drive the motor car when
you get drunk, and do not smoke on
the driver seat."-Winifred Arnold
in Maryland Motorist
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-05-22
D. c. FIRM GETS SALES
RIGHTS FOR HAYNES CAR
Wayne Smith Il Co. Secure Service
Privileges For Wide
Territory.

Wayne Smith & Co. Twenty-second
and NJ streets northwest. have ac-
quired the exclusive selling rights for
Haynes character cars in the District
OF Columbia, the central portion or
West Virginia, the counties OF 81.
Narys, CalveSt, Charles, Prince
Georges, Montgomtry. Washington
Allegany and Garrett in Maryland
and twenty counties through the
northern part OF Virginia. according
To an announcement by =. M. How
general sales manager OF The Haynes
Automobile Company kokomo. Ind.
When II became known thar lne
above territory for the popular
Haynes character cars was OPEN the
factory at Kokomo was beset with
numerous requests and applications
from automobile men in Washing m
for an opportunity to acquire tho
Haynes selling rights.
The list OF requests was carefully
analysed in an endeavor to obtain the
best possible representation for the
Haynes. After great deal OF con
sideration, Wayne Smith Co. were
selected because OF the excellent repu-
tation the company's personnel en-
joys among the automobile public In
Washington and the surrounding ter
ritory.
Wayne Smith & Co. will immedi-
ateIy initiate an extensive selling and
service campaign throughout their
new territory and Haynes dealers VIII
be established in all important CEN
ters OF population.
Harry y. Hartung and Earl Ennis,
TWO of Washington's best known su-
tomobile mechanics, will have charge
of the Haynes service.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-05-22

the service which we give
you with the truck. We
believe that motor truck
service should go beyond
the mere replacement and
repair Of parts.
Our kind of service
means helping you to elimi-
nate delays in the opera
ton of your truck-improv-
ing your methods Of hand
ling 1t, helping you with
your routing problems-cut-
ting out every moment of
unnecessary idle standing
time.
The Clydesdale Truck
will keep moving If you
give it a fair chance.
We will show you how
to give it the chance.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-05-22

Erred ST. ONCE and his
bike" of the vintage Of 1880.
Mr.. st. 0nge will lead the big
bicycle run here tomorrow.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-05-22

the hands Of the new representatives..
II. h. Rine, OF the Elcar Motor sales
Company, says: I'VE have selected
the Huffman after thoroughly testing
the several excellent models, and
know that with it's economy OF opera
ton and excellent performance
coupled with its beauty. the Huffman
will have a big future In this sec
ton"
In addition to the standard equip
ment, the Huffman has several out OF
the ordinary features which add to its
value.
The absent-minded motorist Is
taken care OF by an automatic shut
on ignition switch which cuts on the
Juice" when "a. M" Motorist leaves
the car and forgets.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-05-22
AUTOMOTVE
SECTION
HUFFMAN MODELS ON
DISPLAY In CAPITAL

The E,car Motor Sales Company!
lately appointed distributors for the
popular Huffman Six in the District
OF Columbia. Maryland. and Virginia,
has several OF the Huffman models on
display at the show rooms. 2O02 h
street northwest.
The Huffman. which IL built by the
Huffman Bros. Motor Company. OF
ElkhArt, Ind. is widely known
throughout the West and Middle West
and should become popular here In
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-05-22
ESQ MILES ON GALLON.

DR.. Pasticci, a noted Italian chemist,
has discovered a method of chesply
producing liquid hydrogen. 1t may be
used in driving automobiles, one gal
Ion being sufficient for $50 miles.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-05-22
SUBWAY FOR AUTOS.

In England. to relieve the traffic
congestion around London, it has been
suggested that vast underground
roads be constructed for fast motor
traffic.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-05-22

Delays come from two
sorrces-from the truck it
self, and from imperfect
operating systems and
routing methods.
In purchasing a Clydes-
dale Truck you eliminate
both Of these causes Of
lost operating time.
You get a truck built
with the great strength and
durability in every part to
enable it to operate months
at a time without seeing
the inside Of a repair shop
or service station. You can
depend on it that your
Clydesdale will cause no de-
lays in operating time.
OF equal importance Is
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-05-22
Some SDendOuS Startling STAGGERING Statistics
AUTOMOTIyE
SECTION

corps Is organized for the purpose q
rendering without charge Vehiculaf
transportation service TO national ano
state governments In any emergency
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-05-22
NEW RECORD IN MARCH.

During March a new record for the
production OF cars was made in De-
troit. Mich. when slightly more than
10000 passenger automobiles were
manufactured
New-York tribune., 1920-03-08
Shipping Ne VS.

CApH HENRY. Va. March 7--Passed Ill, IN
p. Sal.inaors: s,h, str.. K.kstsisut; boston;
ton; Champion. Antwerp via Bremen; San
yaisra tBr2 TamR!coa nsthnGbr nn,b.nrr Msw Via Via
Antofasasss Aat5n asss 1nsa Kaaerins asromich Ut.S
''ssss;s5; scsTes. March 7-Asr,y.a: stEs Ana Az.
New New HorfG. s.sS strs
9Brj. piraeus via New York; B!oemf0ntsin
iprj. Hull, England. via New York; Snug
Hsassg ca%hfssgoN Hsatsa; 6. March 7-A...vss; !;
Regis Boston. Sailed: Str Josiah Macey.
ss!i March 7Ass;e A..
warins. H.vans; Piainneid. Boston; barge
pHIEkADELipHiA. March 7:-Arr,yed: !:
fss navsE Nv 2orK
Port aa'1 1rthar; ott.l, 81 Jsso; City Of Alma.
down from Philadelphia: strs II c Foiger.
Havre and Rouen; Cowboy. Boston; Lake
Glencoe. Jucaro schr Albert Paul.
REEDY ISLAND. Del, March 7--Passed
down: Str Lake Ormoc. Philadelphia. for
DELAWARE BREAKwATER, Del.
March Passed up for Philadelphia: Strs
Paul H Harwood. Tampico; Point Judith.
Sagua; passed out from Philadelphia
March 8: strs Kewanee, Tampico: Edu-
ardo sala (Cuban), Havana.
PORT EADS, March 7-Arrived: Strs
Colombia. South America; Ellis (Nor).
Tela; Harry Farnum. Tampico; Nelson,
Cuba; Texaco. Port Arthur. Sailed: Strs
Adriatico NtaD. Italy via Gibraltar: Cope
name. Port Barrios via Belize; Creole. New
York: Dannedaike, Matanzas; Gansftord
(Nor). Bluefelds via Port Cortez and Cape
Gracias; Oregon, Frontera; Truxillo, Tela
via Truxilo; Walton Hall (Br). Alex
andria and Piraeus via New York
PORT ARTHUR, March 7-Arrived: Strs
Lightburnc Bayonne: Radiant. Provi-
dence; San Silvestre (Br). London.
PORTLAND. Ne. March 7-Arrived: !:
Str Norfolk Range (Br), Hull, England.
Sailed: strs saturnia (Br3, Glassow: In;
GGreekl. Gibraltar. for orders.
PORT TAMPA, Fla. March 1-Arrived: !:
Str Tillamook. pehsacola. Sailed: Strs
Miami, Havana via Key West; 6th. Lake
Fanquler, Baltimore
SAVANNAH. March ARRIVED: Str City
Of Montgomery, New York. Sailed: Strs
Argalia (Br), Liverpool and Glasgow;
Broad!ea (Br), Havre; Felix Taussis.
9Th. Ell Mar. carishoiml tsweden5. Point
Arena. Lake Fithian. Hartheld (Br); 7th,
Gulf Stream. Westland, British Baron
{Br). sapelo, Gulf Trade. City Of Flint.
TAMPA, Fla. March Arrived: Str
Lake Farfstell. Mobile. Sailed: Schr City
OF Tarpon Springs. Sagua la Grande.