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The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
COLUNIBIA'S STAR.

Samuel Weinstein, 81 Clarcmont
avenue. New York. carried off the
greatest number of individual honors
of this years Senior Glass at ColUm
lia College. In the voting by the sen
ior students on the various qualifici-
tions of the men in the Glass. Wcln-
stein was voted the best all-around
man. the best athlete. the man who has
done most for Columbia, the most YER
satile, the most popular, the most like
ly to succeed, and the most modest.
This is not all. Weinstein was mem.
bcr of the Student Board, of the foot
ball, baseball and basketball teams
and of the Athletic committee. He was
also President of the Senior Class,
And he did not find it necessary to call
himself Seymour WainriGht- Ameri-
can Hebrew.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
MY PRAYER

pray for time to do my work and
do it well.
\ chance to show TO others how the
subtle spell
OF tasks well done bcfore the set OF
Has power to comfort past the gifr to
tell:
For cold despair it rings parting
knell.
! pray for strength to master self hc.
for my race is run.
I pray for opportunity to lift and cheer
Those whom ] meet whose lonely live,
are barren. drear.
And void of all thai palpitntcs with
joy;
To banish from their minds all thought
of fear;
To wipe from wistful eyes old sor-
rows tear.
] pray for wisdom to cast far away
what might annoy.
Anna Wood in the Philadelphia
Ledger
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
FORDS ANTI-SEMITISM COST HIM
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION.
inti-Defamation League Presents
Statement of His Activity.

Mr.. Henry Ford aSpireS to be Presi-
dent of the United States. At the
Third Party Convention held in Chi
chgo this week. Mr. Ford made strenu-
Gus efforts to secure the nomination..
Sulnptuous headquarters were opened
above the Convention Hall of the Com
inittee of As. His agents. representa-.
tivcs and boosters were almost as
numerous as the delegates. Ford sen
and it seemed that with Senator la
Toilette eliminated, that Mr. Ford was
the only remaining logical candidate.
y preliminary caucus was held on
didate for the Presidency. An attempt
to stampede the caucus lo' Mr. ORD
was stopped by one of the delegates
who charged Mr. Ford with having at
tempted to organize an anti Semitic
movement in the United States. A com
mittee was appointed to call upon the
Snti-Defamation League to inveSti-
gate the charges. \ signed statement
was prepared by the officers of the
League and given to th,. Committee.
Upon reporting back the Committee
was instructed 10 call on Mr.. Ford's
campaign manager and submit the
statement to him This was done. We
are advised by one of the members Of
The Committee that Mr.. Hoffman.
Ford's campaign manager, after con-
ference with the Detroit mans chief
supporters. stated that he would get
in touch with Mr. Ford at once and
that at the same time. one of Ford's
most ardent boosters said-"If Mr.
Ford cannot deny the statement sub
mitted he cannot be nominated" The
same evening Ford's campaign head
quarters were closed up, all activity
on his behalf ceased and the story
was given out that Ford would not be
n candidate. The balloting took place
the next day.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
Warsaw. Friday. June 4.


Last Saturday ! arrived from visit
to Kiev. 1 have seen many horrible
things since l am In Poland. but this
MAS the horror of horrors. Staryation,
hunger. madness-fear for the NOR
rOw-shattered nerves. Everybody
wants TO run away from that city
which underwent not less than sixteen
changes of government.
Well. have succeeded In organizing
fine committee in Kiee, as well as
in Zitonia. DIR. BOgen asked me to
SO there, and I could nuI refuse this
great opportunity. I think I wrote to
you that Captain VOorsanger and |
went to Zitonia and organized com
mittee there. We were sent back to
Warsaw under arrest. with two armed
soldiers as companions. Still We per-
sisted, and on returning from Zitonia
we succeeded In obtaining permission
10 go to Kiev. This trip will be mem
orable.
think have become more humane
since I returned from Ki.v. l am all
heart and nerves. have cried like
II baby time and again in Eiev. I
had to steel myself in order to do my
work.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
Jewish hWorldReliefC Con-
ference to Meet
MEN WHO WILL PLAN THE RE
CONSTRUCTION OF EAST-EUR-
OPEAN JEWRY AT CARLSBAD,


Paris-The committee of Jewish
delegations has made public the follow
ing list of delegates wiia will attend
the forthcoming Jewish World Relief
Conference which is due to open OF
August 1st in the great hall of the Kur-
haus, Carlsbad:
Professor SiInsOnson-t Central Com
nittee for the Relief of Jewish siIf-
fers of pogroms in Eastern Eur Jpe)
Copenhagen.
DIR. ID. Jachelman. S. Goldcnberg-
Federation of the Jews of llkrainia
and the English Relief Organiza tion)
London.
Leopold Pilichawslly--( Central com
mittee for the Relief of East European
JcwsD, London.
DIR. Goldberg, NJ. Soloveitchik--
Central Committee of the Jewish
committees of Lithuania). Kovno.
II. Siosberg. l.. BramSon. l. Efroy-
Kin. NJ Modei-(Joint committees ut
the Jewish Central Organizations of
Russia.
V. Temkin. NJ NIashiover-( (The
>,..,
Chief Rabbi DIR. NJ. Ehlrnpris CThe
Stockholm. Sweden.
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The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
INTERNATIONALLY SOCIALIST COM
MISSION HAS COMPLETED IT'S
POGROM INVESTIGATION.

Paris-Telcgrnphic information re
ceived here from Brussels states that
the International Socialist Commission
which has been investigating the po-
groms in Poland and Uikrainia has
reached that city with the investigation
completed. The Commission has gath
cred considerable material which ".
Renaudel. the French representative,
is working upon in order to bring II
into the shape of report
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
KOUNIANIAN PARLIAMENT LIST
Fms TO PROTESTS AGAINST
JEWISH PERSECUTION.
IL. C. B. seryice.)

Vienna-At the last sitting of the
Roumaniun Parliament pr. Strauchcr,
the noted Jewish Deputy. vigorously
Protested against the fresh persecution
OF Jews which the Roumanian govern
ment has been encouraging Referring
to the order recently issued 10y the
authorities to remove all Jews holding
military posts. Dr. S'rauchrr t'ii-
,icmnod them rs Icing - direct brca, i,
of the Roumanian leace treaty.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
BUDAPEST JEWS STILL. BEING
TERRGRIZED.

Vienna-Our Budapest correspondent
teleyraphs that the anti-Semitic or
ganization. the "AWakenlng liui'%hr-
ians." are renewing their campaign.
Within the last couple of nights they
again ill-treatcd all Jews whom they
found in cafes as we'll as on the streets.
In one instance the police ihterveheu
compelling the H"oligans to release
their victims.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
WARSAW FLOODED WITH UE-
RAINIAN REFUGEES.

London-Our Warsaw correspondent
telegraphs that continuous stream
of ITkrainian Jewish refugees is POM
ing into the city. Most of them come
from the province of Nolilin. DIR.
klumel, chairman of the ZiCnist Cen
tral committee. has organized a special
relief committee which is doing its ut
most to care for thes2 unfortunatcs
who are fleeing from persecution and
possible death.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
Naturalization of Pales-
tinan Soil Planned
Brande;s AntagGnizes Europeans Gre
ates Dissatisfaction Among His
Followers.
PALESTINE TO BECOME CULTUR
AL AND EDUCATIONAL CENTER

London. July 2O.-The Zionist Con
ference resumed its sitting last Mon.
day and one of the first questions to
he taken up was the purchase of land
IN Palestine. AdOlph Bohm, the Aus
trian Zionist leader presented the
majority report which makes the Ma
tional Fund the main instrument for
cifecting the Zionist land policy. ur-
banal hanks will he established and
thru these land purchases will he cen.
traliZcd. Private investment will not
lie excluded. but full provision is made
ut some date In the future. 1t is pro-
posed that only Jewish labor be employ
ed thus making the great problem III
The settlement of Palestine the need
Of experienced agricultural workers.
The report was heatelly debated and
vas vigorously opposed by the Poalei-
Zion delegates who brought in min
ority report demanding the immediate
naturalization of all land acquired.
Quite n storm was aroused by the de-
mand of the last named to have the
subject voted on by name Lord Roths-
child who presided acceded to their
requests very reluctantly but when a
vote was taken the ma mjoriry report was
carried by an overwhelming vote.
The Conference expressed its conf
dence In the British leaders Weiz-
nann and SokolOw, conveyed its graft
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
COMMITTEE OF JEWISH DELEG T.
TIONS SENDS PROTEST TO AUS
TRAN GOVERNMENT.

Pnris-The committee of Jewish
delega tions has telegrapmcally convey
ed protest to the Austrian govern
ment at the expulsion from The country
Of all Galician Jews. Tn" committee
points out that this step is in direct
violation of the peaca treaty and n
crime against humanity.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
FOUNDER OF JEWISH, LEGION Is
COMING TO LONDON.

Jerusalem-Vladimir Jabotinsky. the
founder of the Jewish Legion, who ha :
recently been released from sentence
he was serving for having organized
II Jewish self-defcnSe during the Je-
rusalem riots, will leave for London
towards the end Of this month. 1t j.
understood that he is going in conncc-
ton with his case for which he is
trying to obtain n revision.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
Conference Decides on Methods Of De-
velOpment.

London. July 21.-Theie is a grow
ing anta.onism between the European
aud American delegates attending the
Zionist Conference which becomes more
evident with each session. All efforts
on the part of Justice Louis ID. Brand
ris to influence the Conference have
failed and due to his attitude the Amer
ean Zionist leader has ci-ated a great
deal of dissatisfaction among his own
followers. Mr.. Brandeis came here
fully determined to have mis- own way
in the reorganization of the new adj
ministration His total failure to in
fluence the European ZiOnists by
PROMISES or threats and the divergence
of opinion he holds with regard to the
policies of ZiOns future development.
make him very reluctant to accept the
office of honorary presi,,ent which Is
being offered him. Moreover. he re-
fuses to permit any other American
Zionist to go into the Executive Com
nittee. This last point created the
greatest excitement among the Ameri-
can delegates and Rabbi A. II. Silver
of Cleveland voiced the feelings of
many members of the delega tion when
he sharply protested at Mr.. Brandeis's
attitude.
At the last two sessions the Confer
cnce adopted number Of important
resolutions embOdying a program for
the future development Of Palestine.
The main points covered are the ell
enlargement and development of pri-
vate enterprise provided thOse inter
csted will admit the fundamental prin-
ciple of Zionist colonization and that
is the subsequent naturalization Of
all such enterprises and personal cul-
tvation of the soil. that the Zionist
Organization should work hand in
hand with all labor institutions in the
matters of labor. education and the
extension of credits. that public works
bc undertaken in all necessary direc-
tiOns and that these he founded on a
national economic basis. A suggestion
made by the Palestinian delegate Ben
Gurien, that all matters pertaining t"
labor should be effected thru the labor
orCaniza tions. caused much debate ana
was finally turned down by the Confer
Snce by an overwhelming majority.
Raruch Zuckermnn. representing tn"
poalei-Zion of America vigorously
fought in behalf Of the lahorites.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
pETROGRAD REFUGEES REACH
RIGA.

pariS-News has been received here
that four hundred and fifty-nine home
where efforts are being made to take
care of them.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
WARSAW JEWS ORGANIZE DE
FENSE COUNCIL.

paris-Our Warsaw correspondent
tclegraphs that II number of rcprcser.
tativc Jewish organizations have found
ed n Jewish defense council. Thr
council will make n special effort t"
MD and cooperate with the military
authorities
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
JEWISH MILITIA MAY REPLACE
LEGION IN PALESTINE.

LondOn-RumorS are current here
that the Jewish Legion at present sery-
ing in Palestine. will be disbanded, ana
II militia force. recruited from the en-
tire Palestine population, will take its
place.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
POLAND FORMS mOME DEFENSE


Paris-Information received here
from Warsaw states that the Polish
Home Ministry has decided to form Il
special citizens guard to maintain To-
cal order. Only those who can read
and write Polish will be admitted into
this home-defense force.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
RABBI LOEW'S CASE WILL BE
TAKEN UP BY PEACE COUNCIL

Paris-The French Minister for For
cign Affairs has made public the fact
that he has referred the case of Rabbi
Loew. Chief Rabbi of Tchegedin. Hun
gary. to the consideration of the Peace
Conference Council of Ambassadors.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
JEWISH DEPUTIES WILL NOT BE
PROSECUTED.

Paris-We have received telegraphic
information from Warsaw that the
Polish Seim voted down the suggestion
to prosecute the Jewish Deputies Nom
berg and Hausner who were being
charged by the government with the
publicity of anti-miitary articles.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
JEWESSES FIRST WOMEN TO BF!
APPOINTED MAGISTRATES.

London-Lady Montague and Ncttic
Adler who have been appointed City
Magistrates are the first women in the
greater city Of London to hold such
office
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
]. D. G. Active
in Roumania

I.ondon--A report from Buchar-
est informs us of the arrival there
of DIR. Spivak. the American health
expert of the Joint Distribution
committee DIR. Spiyak has come to
Investigate sanitary conditions in
ROumunia
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
Zionist Wonen's S Confe-
renee Held in London
PROMINENT AMERICAN WOMEN
DELIVER ADDRESSES FOR FL
TURE OF PALESTINE,


The International Zionist Women'.,
Conference met in London at the same
time that the World Zionist Confer
cnce was in session
Among the American women who de.
livered addresses were Mrs. A. II. Fro
menson, who for three years has been
head of the Palestine Supplies De-
partment of the Zionist Organization
of America, Mrs. Joseph Fels, and Mrs
Ida Danziger. Secretary OF the Zionist
Women's organization.
| Mrs. FromensOn advocated that
Zionist women thruout the world take
up the work which 5000 women thru
out the United States are doing un.
der her direction-supplyIng the 4.:I0a
Jewish war orphans of alestine with
clothing and the hospitals with sup
plies. and that the wor1> he widened
so that social service work can he
taken up in Palestine on large scale
and raw materials supplieu workshops.
particularly those workshops establish
ed in Palestine by the Ziunists for the
employment and training of women.
She said in part There are now
273 groups of Zionist women in the
onn
at work sewing clothing for Palestines
$500 war orphans, making supplies for
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The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
Warsaw. May IS.

Warsaw. May is.
Tomorrow. l will be speeding on my
way to Kiev. We will give assistance
10 the general population without any
distinction of religion and nationality.
We are also sending 5O.OO0 cigarettes;
for the brave Polish soldiers. l hope
to return within two or three weeks
I am very happy to have this great OPP
pOrtunity.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28

Happy are all they that put their
trust in Him.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28
THE BEAUTIFUL UKRAINE DE
SCRIBED BY DIR. &. ID. SPIVAK
Jews Suffer UnspealSably, but Are
Courageous and ResOurceful.

The following excerpts have been
made from recent letters written by
DR.. C. ID. Spivak, and will be read with
interest.
Warsaw, May -.
Mailed you letter Immediately on
my arrival from Zitonia day before
yesterday, and told you of some of the
incidents. Now ] have an opportunity
of sending this letter by one of our
unit who is returning home. He will
mail the letter in New York. There
Is hope that Captain VOOrsanger
and I will go to Kiev in day or two.
l feel happy about it, The Zitonia
journey was great stunt. and will
be remembered by the Zitonia Jews
and by me for evermore.
We were there four days after the
Polish occupation. Helped the general
population, which was starving The
commandant gave lis the freedom of
the city. but the military authorities
We're not satisfied, and we had to re-
turn.
lave traversed nearly 800 versts thru
a fruitful country rich in everything.
especially in landscape. The people
are in great trouble. The Jews arc
suffering unspeakably. But they are
courageous. I admire their patience.
and their resourcefulncss.
Organized committee in Zitonia.
Gave them G5.OOO roublcs. Sent to
Berdychen 100000 roubles.
The Denver Jewish news., 1920-07-28

(Continued on Page TwoD
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-09
Over The
Political Fence

James c. DahIman and Franklia
A. Shotwell is the combination which
will oppose c. r. Sherman and c.
NJ. Wilhelm for places OH the Metro
poltan Water board. They will go
before the voters at the primaries,
Mr.. Shotwell seeking the republican
nomination and Mr.. Dahlman as
piring to be the democratic nominee.
The former mayor stated yesterday
that if he should be elected he will
Establish himself in the water Offices
| in the city hall and devote most Of
his time to the work. Mr.. Dahlnla,l
lost his position with the United
States railroad administration when
the roads were returued to private
ownership March !.
Il am deeply interested in the
proper maintenance and further ex.
tension of public ownership in Oma-
ha," Mr.. Shotwell announced.
| Rumors that the Nebraska mana
gers of the Edwards-for-Pr esident
campaign were considering eliininat-
ing the New Jersey governor from
the Nebraska democratic prcferen-
tial primary. were set at rest yestef-
day by an inquiry at local head
quarters. where positive announce
ment was made that the petitions are
nearly all in and that they will 5e
hld within the next week.
Ole M. Olsen, Mayor Smiths pri-
vate secretary, announces that he
will file for the republican nomina-
ton for county assessor.
The democratic county central
committee will meet at headquarters
in the Paxton hotel tonight. The or
iginal announcement was for Mon
day night. Precinct apportionments
for the county convention will be
determined.
| ]. M. Fitzgerald will 60 to Lin
coin TODAY to file his petition as
candidate for district Judge. He is
now serving as police magistrate.
| Roy Collins, president of Collins
Brothers. construction engineers OF
Kansas City and Omaha. is All en-
thusiastic booster for and admirer
OF General Pershing Collins
Brothers have recently finished the
contract of building the Skiner
Packing Co. plant in Omaha, and
employ large number of skilled
workmen. Il stood in line for sew
cral hours at the reception to Gen
eral Pershing in Lincoln" said Mr.
Collins, "and | was greatly i'm
pressed by his tremendous energy
Although the general had shaken
hands all day. his grip was as firm
and steady as when he started the
| day. General Pershings capacity
for doing large days work must
be very good.
| L. B. Johnson, former city coun.
Gilman, yesterday filed for the demo.
cratic nomination of clerk of the
district court. Other filings are
Robert Smith, present incumbent;
Dan Westergard, republican; Peter
E. Elsasser. democrat; Frank
Bandle. republican.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-09
Central Committee
OF War Workers Will
Improve Service Here

A central committee representing
all organizations in Omaha don
nected with welfare, relief or recon
struction work for former service
men. was formed yesterday at a
meeting OF the Chamber of COM
merce.
According to Capt, Fl. r. Pack
ard, representing the service and in
formation branch of the War de-
partment, the purpose OF the .om-
mittee will be to prevent duplication
OF effort and to make sure that each
body handles cases it can serve best,
All service men seeking assistance
or advice will present their cases to
the committee, which will direct
them to the proper agency.
Represented at the meeting, in
addition to the army and navy, were
the public health bureau, bureau of
vocational training, American
Legion, Red Cross, Salvation Army,
Community service and Knights of
Columbus. Miss Mildred Scovlle,
representing the Red Cross, was
named chairman of the committee.
The committee will meet again at
the Chamber Of Commerce Monday.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-09
Nj u s | c.

NINE. ELLEN BEACH YAW
VI gave a song recital last eve
A' ming at the Municipal audi
torium under municipal manage
ment.
The decorations which had been
used for the automobile show had
been left up for this concert, and
gave the great hall an unusually
gala appearance, which added much
to the pleasure of the evening by
furnishing suitable background for
the musicians.
Nine. Yaw has not been heard in
Omaha for a great many years. Her
voice is a coloraturo soprano of
distinctly individual quality, rather
light, and very fluent in trills and
brilliant passages.
Although every note was clear, it
was not always true to pitch, and
although unusually wide in range,
Nine. Yaw's voice was not quite as
even as one would expect from a
singer Of her experience.
Nine. Yaw was warmly welcomed
by the audience and 'eceived flow
ers as well as applause. She re-
sponded with many bows and kisses
to the audience, and many extra
numbers, playing the accompani-
ments to some of these herself.
Mime. Yaw achieved an unusual ef-
feet OF di1ninuendo and crescendo in
some of her songs by traversing
the stage during the singing Of
them, and as a novelty she OCCASION
ally made a long note long in point
of distance as we'll as time, one of
these lasting until she was entirely
off the stage, much to the delight
of the audience.
Miss Georgiella Lay played fit
ting accompaniments to Nine. Yaw
and appeared with great success i'll
her two groups of piano numbers,
responding with encores after each
one.
n NJ r.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-09
BENEFITS FOR MEN
THAT SERVED IN
WAR EXPLAINED
Federal Officers Address Mem
bers of American Legion
AT City Hall.

DR. I. F. Moore of the United
States public health service, Capt
Fl. r. Packard OF the war risk bu.
reau, and Z. M. Duneway Of Lincoln
representing the federal board of vo-
cational training, explained the scope
of their respective departments to
a group of members Of the Ameri-
can Legion in the city council cham
Der last night.
The purpose was to acquaint the
eX-servicc men with their rights in
obtaining vocational training, medi-
cal services, compensation or insur-
ance, according to their individual
cases.
No government is endeavoring to
do as much as this government for
its cx-service men," DR.. Moore said
ANY service man whose illness OF
physical disability can be traced tc
the service should apply for relief
on the proper blanks which are
provided. 1t you were in any man.