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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-06-11
EDI TOR / AL
HENRY FORD'S TIN LIZZIE
AS A VEHICLE OF JEW
HATRED.

Last week some of our contem-
poraries called attention to scur-
rilous, malicious attack on Jews
in an unsigned article in The
Dearborn Independent, the Ford,
international Weekly, Of May %.
The article was entitled "The In
ternational Jew: the Worlds
Problem 1t was typical anti
Semitic screed, tissue of false
hoods about international Jewish
capital, Jewish power and con-
troll, the chimera of deranged and
befuddled Jew-hating minds, such
as has been given publicity in the
anti-Semitic press and literature
of most European countries, Ger
many, Austria, Russia, France
and England, during the last 40
or 50 years. There was nothing
new in it. 1t was rehash of the
same old hallucination, of a
Stoecker, Drumont, Mari, He'll
valid, Wi1mans, Istoczi, Schoen-
erer, and lot of smaller fry, such
as Burgomaster Lueger, Ahl-
wardt, and Puckler. We Won
dered why a paper owned and
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JEWISH CALENDAR.
56SO-1019-192O.

Fast Of Esther. Thurs, Mar.
Purim 49,. Fri, mar.
First Day of Passover Sat-. Apr.
Rosh Chodesh Iyar. Mon, Apr. IL
lag B'Omer Thurs, May
Rosh Chodesh Swan. Tues, May ~
First Day of Pentecost. Sum-, May 70
Rosh Chodesh TammuZ.
Thurs, June IL
Fast of Tammuz ...... Sum-, July
Rosh Chodesh Av. 5000. Fri, July l6
Fast of Av. Sun, July 70
Rosh Chodesh Ellul. Sum-, Aug. Id
First Day Of New Year.
56S1-1920 ........ .Mon., Sept. IL
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THE AMERICAN JEWISH World

VIII lids DCOOlIC hIlOWul III eAAAo
country as an idealist, tho some
what erratic, should suddenly
publish such venomous attack
on the Jews. We took it for
granted that some hireling scrub
bier Struggled it into the paper
unbeknown to "Boss" Henry
himself, and, we were sure that
once Henry's attention is called
to.it, the offence would not be re-
peated.
But we are now sadly disillu-
stoned. We have now before us
a copy Of The Dearborn indie
pendent of May %, containing a
leading article covering more
than a page on "Germany's Re
action Against the Jew" This
article also is anonymous, and un-
|doubtedly emanates from the
same vile and putrid brain that
perpetrated the former outrage.
It's burden is that all the misfor-
tunes that have come upon Ger
many, since she started the con-
fagration of the last war until
the present moment are due. to
the power and control-lusting
Jews not only of Germany but
of the world. Jews have been in
control of Germany during the
war and since; they are the lead
ers of militarism, the leaders of
anarchism and Bolshevisn1; every
German who has taken a leading
part in grecent events is Jew
9(the only one he does not men
ton as such is Wilhelm Hohen-
zo1lern). While the Jews have
thus succeeded in running Ger
many, they are attempting to do
the same with the rest of the
world. Here is his closing para
graph: Gall Judaan Chat is his
name for his nightmare Of the
united world ewry) has its vice
governments in London and New
York. Having wreaked it's re-
venge on Germany it will now go
forth to conquer other nations.
Britain it already has, Russia it
is struggling for but the chances
are against it. The United States,
with its good-natured tolerance
of all races, offers promising
field. The scene of operations
changes, but the Jew is the same
throughout the centuries"
This being the second screed OF
it's kind, we must conclude that it
is being published with the full
knowledge of Henry Ford, and
with some malice aforethought
on his part. What can be Henry's
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House cleaning time is here. Let
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We have a crew of expert Workmen
who do nothing but floor finishing.
Main 1883 Auto. "a SIS
LEREH FLOOR SURFAcING co.
542 Builders Exchange
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-09-25
Survey Mining Claims

Last Tuesday morning L. H. Eos ter departed to the north part of the state to complete the survey of large body of mining ground for the Copper Mountain Mining company, Chicago concern that has been operating min
 es in the big reserve in Coconinu county. Owing to the incomplete ness of the work he was unable to finish the surveys a month or more ago and expect this time to bring back a complete survey of all the com- pany's holdings.
 This is the property that report ha;; coupled up with the big teaching scheme that embraced a new process. some time ago. The ores in the property are cuprite and carbonates and the drill has shown the bodies to be quite deep. The mines are sit uated in what is known as the Buck skin mountains and is nicely located, although far from transportation.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-09-25
RICH SHOOT OPENED
 IN DIAMOND JOE MINE

E. C. Bradshaw and wife returned from the coast early this week and Thursday last departed to Chicago, where Mr. Bradshaw expects to con- clude deal for a large block of shar- es of the Silver Trails Mines con- pany.
 Prior to leaving Kingman MT. Brad shaw went out to the mines and brought back with him many hand some specimens of the ore that the shaft has been driven into. This ore is of the same rich quality that was produced by the property in the old days, and judging from appearances the ore bodies will be found contin- uous. This showing is on the south side of the mountain, although the best of the early day ore bodies were found on the north side.
 The mill is handling from 10 to 15 tons of ore daily and is making big recovery of values.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-09-25

convention include the revision of state and national mining laws, state tax, employers liability and the so- called "blue sky" laws; and the sub stitution for the present cumbersome and ineffective tax law of new pro vision now being formulated by na- tional committee, made up of members from The American Mining Congress, National Coal Association, American Petroleum Institute, National Indus trial Conference and affiliated organ izations. Leading tax experts of the country have been especially invited to attend these sessions.
 In conjunction with the convention, an Exposition, consisting of educa- tional an dscientific features, will be given.
 A special personal invitation will be sent to the President of the United States and members of his cabinet, and also to the members of both hous- es of congress and governors of stat eS.
 Committee headquarters have al ready been opened in the Albany Hotel here.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-09-25
kMOUS LODI
 MINE TAKEN | OVER BY RURAL

Gus Deuchnes departed overland
 st Wednesday morning to Luning,
 evada, where the Rural Mines com |kny has taken over the Lodi mines, hd where he is to assume charge. The Lodi mine is an old property,
 le shaft having been carried down poo feet into the ore body and 60o0 bet of drifts, raises and crosscuts |ave been run, opening up an esti~ bated tonnage of 10000 tons. This De contains values of about $50 in
 bld, silver and lead, the silver values
 redominating. Three of the veins
 a group of IS claims, carry mil, Ialues. The mill has capacity of b tons ,and may be increased mater ally. Tests made on the ore show ecovery of S5f6. Water is supplied D the camp through a 3-inch pipe he, a distance of Is miles.
 The mine is equipped with big |oist, compressor, machines and all lecessary tools. It is situated about A miles from railroad, but is con Iected by an excellent highway. It $ only about nine miles from Broken fills, the new camp that is causing xcitement in the Silver State.
 The mill is to be started up at once n the dump ores, estimated at 20,- % tons and good results are expect ,d. The company is we'll financed nd we feel sure that it has picked a inner.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-09-25
IMPORTANT ORE STRIKE

An important strike of quicksilver ore has been made in what is known as the North Carson field, west of Gold Hill, Nevada, where a vein has been opened for length of 100 feet showing an ore body four feet wide, which carries copper, gold and silver to the value of $25 per ton. The vein lies between walls of granite and tine main part of the lead was reached through tunnel 25 feet in and open ings continue to disclose better graie of ore as depth is gained.
 This is the first strike of ore of importance that has been made in that territory and the owners of the prop erty are rather enthusiastic.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-09-25
INSPIRATION COPPER
 IN NEW TAX SUITS

Another important tax suit has been brought in Gila county for the recovery of taxes claimed to have been unjustly paid by the Inspiration Copper company and the Internation- al Shelter. The amount involved is S1 100000, and covers several years. It appears that the assessor placed the companies on the tax rolls on a certain valuation, which valuation was raised later by the state tax commis- sion.
 The companies sued the county of Glla last year and the superior court found in favor of the taxpayer. This suit was appealed and the supreme court reversed the lower court, find ing in favor of the county. The treasurer of Gila county held the tax money pending the outcome of the suit in the sum of $600,O0O, and this money later went into the ordinary channels. The companies are seeking to recover this sum and about $8OO,- 900 more, paid in other years and ex- pect to go through with the case, re- opening the old issues and getting a reversal in the supreme court. It is the theory of tax matters that the state courts cannot be overruled by a federal court and therefore the ac- tion of the supreme court will prob ably stand.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-09-25
- MAY FILE NO FENCE PETITION


 A late law of the state of Arizona provides that a majority of the resi- dents of any town in the state may file petition with the board of super visors praying that the board ordain mo fence" within said town and prescribing a penalty for allowing animals to run at large within said town. This would require all owners of animals to take care@ their stock or take chances on having them inn pounded and heavy costs levied again st them.
 Kingman has long been cursed with animals running at large and some drastic action should be taken to pre- vent them from destroying property.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-09-25
SODIUM SULPHIDE TO BE MINED

The mining of sodium sulphide will be under way shortly near Jerome, the work being under the direction of the Western Chemical company, of Tono- pah, Nevada. The material will be refined and used in the manufacture of paper. Sulphite is used to treat paper, the acid eating out the fatty vegetable matter and leaving tough fiber that gives strength and weight to the peter grades of pulp papers. The refined material will be shipped to Europe, it is said, where it will be put on the market.
 Read the Mohave County Miner for
 Mining News
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-09-25
VIRGIN DOME DRILLING

The Vigin Dome Oil company is now drilling below the 2200 foot level, above which point it was found i'm possible to shove casing on account of the crooked hole. This has been remedied, the casing carried down and drilling under way. It is to be hoped that the drill will soon enter the sands and that spouter will be brought in.
 
 FOR SALE-Railroad ticket to Den yer, Colorado, good until Decem- Der 9th. Inquire Miner Office.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-15

the from the of the okese In the first
place he would have of humor and in the second
place the bdeobe probably the kind Of mohernaw the
humoss Joke about Even lacking of humo do not
wed that
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-15
EDUCATED INGRATES.

plan outlined by the district superintendent of New
refuse diplomas high school graduates who refuse
pledge of loyalty the United States government
This emphasizes condition from which all the industrial cities
but particularly the cities OF New York.
Boston and Philadelphia Aliens who to help
the rights send their children American public
schools have the born This all right and
should be- Americas pride that her schools and that
gy reA The process of AUGMENTATION carried theory
@f least best through her public schools.
But these cities and interior many
people who children but older who had euca
opportunities the of their birth Russians predomi
sarng among number They obliged school
gay small and easily earned They make
schools advantage and for the spread OF the
dangerous doctrines which they have mbibed abroad.
1t ridiculous that people who have been students
schools should need have pledges of loyalty exaced from
them But is Hundreds of these students ready to bite
she hand which feeds them with the food of learning.
There why such students should be barred from
schools There fact every why they should
be encouraged attend them for there they will find influences
degree counactng their earlier But close
watch needs to be kept students of foreign birth
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A GREAT COMBINATION.

Both the be congratulated being
h tic effect lineup of announced yesterday
8 be impossible any OF county
how important IN whom the
u they had greater confidence their integrity
and ability people this community have John Ansley
and Walter Tiedeman
in Mr. Ansey taking charge of the highway construction for
administration realized that the
who long proved himself OF the most
aant But realized at the
ue really losing him. after ALL for he remains here
the whole county; of which the city important
part taking his work his opportunities tor careful
public will be greatly broadened Of the half million dollars
highway money voted by Sumter and to be
under his direction City of Amecus will contribute large share
very material interest of the people of the city have
I'm charge expenditure of this money whom thy have
Erned implicitly and of whose skill and ability there
ghe slightest doubt
Mr. Tiedeman has lived Americas only couple of but
doubtful higher place the hearts of the
government work, with large responsibilities he perform
highly efficient and for himself meried
Rh recognition That because of his love of home and the dislike
travelling has been required his du
city able his distinctly bit of good
1Dzfme TO the city
In having Messrs Ansley and edeman in charge of the city
and the that they will work
harmony there other important consideration
the drainage work this county brought
completion by the under Mr. Iiedeman
be expectd be nigeny and correctly
hereafter smallest by the and jointly
these organizations having their employ
ahIs line of work.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-15
BIG BERTHA'S BABY

of accuracy the baby of Big Bertha
h did the damage Paris but the grandchd Robert Haven
&zhanfes about is quoted in the Literary Digest
Foryhve degrees considered the best angle for dncea
Ryne. Big Bertha shot angle of 90 degrees
When the 5-nch shell reached height the force of
gravity began pull down When reached angle of As de-
arees shot smaller hea she-which did the actual
when reached the mark This theory had already been ad
wanced by artillery but the objection had always been raised
4haf the first shell would have stability enough fire second
The tremendous rotation of the 5-inch she'll however when
AIRED angle OF 90 degrees sufficient stability the
she'll This second she'll being smaller carried further by
& tremendous velocity than the larger shell blown back thereby
ueaching an unheard- of distance
IN of this is interesting, and shows what lengths artillery
robem have been studied this generation but isn't the real
point of the story
The distance covered by Beha deadly granddaughter
accident The Germans had expected the FIRE 90 kilometres
Apanes waiting the spobut they could find
Me day reports in from village 8 kilometres (7 mes
apane bombardng them with heavy
Ihe apanes Investigated and found that the shells from the
had landed there Then the decision shell Paris made
How long it all seems And how short time has really
elapsed the each others hroas Is America
all eayhe horror and the danger Is she going
her chance with the other of the world
~heck and its atrocities?
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RHEUMATIC
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Every man and woman who has
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Cut out those fiery liniments and
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ternal remedy. ''Neutrone Pre-
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it purifies the blood assists in ma
lures way, gives you what you need
to fight off Rheumatic Poisons, a
good clean, healthy system.
is not one of those temporary
relief affairs, good only while using,
it is lasting. Get a bottle today and
your Rheumatic days are over, no
more inflamed, stiff aching joints
and muscles; can you imagine it,
well it's all true For sale by
Howell's Pharmacy and Leading
Druggists Everywhere. adv
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-15
GEORGIA TOWNS AND THE I4TH CENSUS
(Albany

Very rare is the case in which fed
erai census figures give town or
, city the population it thinks it has.
Proneness to exaggerate is strong on
the optimistic side of human nature,
and it manifests itself strikingly when
men reply to the question, What is
the population of your town."
In the course of the next few
months, figures now being compiled
in the taking of the Fourteenth Cen
sus of the United States will be made
known. Georgia had 2,609,121 peo-
pie in 1910, according to the census
of that year, and her population must
have increased about Is per cent.
during the last ten years if the total
is to go to 100000 this year.
In view Of the fact that the season
of census disappointments is near,
it is interesting to consider the future
ratings Of Georgia towns and cities
under the new count Atlanta will,
of course, be far in advance of the
rest, and the Georgia capitals pres
emit chief concern is over what popu-
lation the count shall show Birming-
ham, Ala, to have. Birmingham was
only $4,000 behind Atlanta in 1910,
and the Alabama city's growth during
the last ten years has been prenom-
email
Savannah will retain second place,
and Macon and Augusta must again
scrap it out for third position. In
1910 Augusta nosed Macon out in a
. recount, being given a population of
Al ,040, as against Macon's 40,665.
Columbus ought easily to hold fifth
place. Athens, Waycross and Rome
viii be in the running for sixth, sew
enth and eighth places. Brunswicb
ranked ninth in 1910, with a com
Portable lead over Albany, which
climbed over several other towns be
tween 1900 and 1910 These figure
/ from the 1910 census are interesting
as indicating the probable close fight
ing for position between six gooc
t1u-ps
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FOR ORDINARY.
By Morris

I am a candidate for the ofi:e Of
Ordinary Of Sumter Count, subject
to the action c. the Democratic party
and will appreciate the support of all
voters If elected will discharge The
duties of the Office faithfully and with
careful regard for the interests of
the public. Respectfully
F. A. THOMAS.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-15
ONE KIND OF THRIFT.

EARN six hundred bones and have some fourteen aun
feed that everything " dear takes some figuring
indeed I'm thrifty in the higher although play IN evil
luck INV income covers man can say owe DUCK
My neghbor earns thousand wheels while tor SIX hundred
wheels grind and doubtless in his pride he tees that am sell
ing the platter kind And creditors to his abode wearing
paths long year through collectors ngeNn the road to touch
him some bill due My always wanting things
they vean for things no pnster needs for ubeows and diamond
rings canary birds and weeds They Your credit
the right side and three feet wide; why must we al
walk the floor and weep for things that dened2
swe feeling slightly bored 1t to scream and pout; the
silly things afford the hinge we'll do without
Herein behold the soul of thrift To what can't afford
the fur coat swift the otng with gded horde
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Herald.

1t goes without saying that these
live Georgia towns will watch the
census returns this year with an in
terest that will not flag till the final
count is known.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-01-15

ne TACT VIII not be overlooked
that Moultrie, the South Georgia
Miracle Town" is going to jump into
much higher rank under the present
census than it has held since 1910
when the federal count showed a
population of 3,349 Moultrie has no
doubt doubled its population during
the last ten years.
But by far the most interesting
contest in Georgia will be between
a group of eight towns that were
. closely punched in 1910 that there
was difference of only about 600
between the population of the highest
81 that of the lowest Here are the
towns and the 1910 census figures:
Dalton ........-...-.-....-....-......--.-.5,3 1924
Newman -..-..-.--..--...-..----.------ 5,548
LAGRANGE -. 5 ,587
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NOT A JOKING MATTER.

The Brooklyn who is his mohernlaw moth
unusual his He rails the hsor who profess
60 in the affair huge joke
Naturally the would wed his fail
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THE ROYAL CIRCLE OF FRIENDS
OF THE WORLD COMES TO
KANSAS CITY.

Mr.. A. L. Richmond, Grand Super
visor of the State of Missouri has
chosen Kansas City as his headquae
ters, and the city is to be congratulate
ed on having added such a hustling
and progressive citizen as Mr.. Rich
mond, and having the headquarters of
such a great organization brought
here. Mr.. Richmond has only been
here a month and has organized three
local circles with large memberships.
TIL Royal Circle is one Of the lead
ing fraternal insurance organizations
of the United States, with a total mem
bership of over $4,000 and total assets
exceeding 500, 900 operating in all the
states of the United States.
1t offrs advantages to its members
that excel that of any other Order,
paying $500 per week for sickness or
accident, a $4,000 policy and places
at the grave of each deceased member,
a monument worth $4,000
During the month of October, Mr..
Richmond is running a campaign, TAX
ing in all persons from the ages of
Is to so for the sum of $3.50. After
this month the regular joining fee of
$500 will go mot effect.
Policies in the order art in full bene:
fit in 80 days and after that time yo-