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The Washington herald., 1920-12-04
WOMEN'S AUXILIARY
FOR SPENCLER POST

organization Of a women's auxil-
larry, to the Henry C. spengier post
No. IL, American Legion, was ef-
tected at meeting in the District
National Guard armory. I7a 4 street
n W.. Thursday night. The auxiI-
iary viii hold its first meeting De-
cember IA at 354o Albemarie street
northwest the home Of Mrs. Anton
mander.
The post endorsed the establish
ment OF an official publication for
the District department of the
Americen Legion Post officers for
the coming year were nominated,
The following delegates to the con-
vention OF the District department
convention in the District building
December ls. were elected: Anton
stephan, F. B. Schlosser, z. Fl. Brian
and d. A. White; alternates, d. w.
Tastet. ]. B. Jones, A. e. steinem
and Paul Z. Tyyman.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-04
FORBID MANSIX
right TOORATE
Archbishop Of Australia Re-
fused Privilege to
Avoid Bloodshed.
HALT TOUR OF ENGLAND
IAnti-Sinn Fem Societies
Formed in Cork to
Combat Anarchy.
HALT TOUR OF ENGLAND
Btsoial caSls Dispatch 10
Ths Washtngtsn Hsrah.

49, WeseA.8 - ~$aes@s
LONDON, Dec, 3.-Archbishop
Mannix. Of Australia has been
served with an order from the home
secretary forbidding him to speak
either In Liverpool or its suburb OF
Bootle because Of fear Of riots and
bloodshed IL any Irish public meet
ings are held
The archbishop spoke in Newcas.
tie Tuesday night and he was sched.
uied to speak In Liverpool anc
Bootle next Sunday. but, following
urgent representations made by the
Liverpool police. Home Secretary
shortt. cooperating with the eoun.
Gil OF defense. stopped DR.. Man
ing membership OF 1000. '"and still
Fern Aati-sinn Fein Bodies.
1t is reported from Cork tonight
that anti-sInn Fein societies are be-
ing formed. The anti-Sinn Fein So
ciety Of Cork and district, announc,
ing membership to 1000. "and still
growing" issued the following:
Take notice that any household.
er known to shelter any rebel oi
who is known to subscribe to an,
rebel funds or to assist In any wa,
the murderous gang of assassini
known as Sim Fein had better in,
crease their hre and life insurance
as 1t will be Needed. It will b.
wiser than buying spurious Dali e
reann bonds. Remember 1874: re.
member 1898. BY order OF
THE COMMITTEE"
Church Urges Obedieaee to Law.
Aroused by the increasing law.
lessness in Ireland. Catholic Church
dignitaries are beginning to taks
public part in urging the people
to obey the law and prevent a SO.
cial breakdown in Ireland. In the
course of a letter to the Cork Ex'
aminer today. IDr. CohaIan. Catholic
Bishop of Cork. issued a warn.
ing against looting establishment,
which have been ruined by fire.
know all the temptations which
have been put inSthe way of some Of
the poor to carry or goods from thes,
establishments" the bishop wrote
but 1t is not the poor alone whc
are guilty. Goods in ruined house.
remain the property of the owners
1t Is sinful 70 steal or carry of
goods, and persons who have an,
stolen goods are bound to restor,
them to their owners"
After urging persons possessing
such articles to turn them over Il
the parish priest, the bishop con.
cluded:
We are passing through a try.
ing crisis and I appeal to the peo,
pie to exercise great restraint ovel
themselves. to respect the moral Law
and to avoid anything that woult
lead to social disorder in our midst.
Copyright, 1850, Public Ledger cs.)
The Washington herald., 1920-12-04
Christian Endeavor Notes

Next Monday evening the Decem-
ber monthly business meeting of
the District of Columbiaz-C Christian
Endeavor Union will be held at the
Western Presbyterian Church, II
street, between Nineteenth and
Twentieth streets, northwest. A full
report on the progress made in the
forthieth anniversary crusade will
be expected from each society.
The speaker for the evening will
be Rev. James Noble Pierce. newly
installed pastor of the First Con-
gregational Church. Rev. Pierce
comes to Washington with a reputa-
tion for fine work among young
peoples organizations. His mes
sage is sure to be full of inspira-
tion and interest. Rev. Pierce
served in France as a chaplain with
the Second Division.
The song service. in charge OF Mr..
Bateman. will begin promptly at
7:45.
The Christian Endeavor Shield
will be awarded to the society hav-
ing the largest percentage of mem
bership present.
six hundred thousand new Chris.
tian Endeavorers" is the second
goal Of the forthieth anniversary
crusade. Many societies in the Dis
trict are giving special attention
to this goal
At a special meeting of the ex-
ecutive board of the union on Tues
day evening of this week 1t was
decided to engage the services Of
the Wooster (Ohio) College Glee
Club to give a concer under the
auspices of the union on New Year
night.
The intermediate Christian En-
deavor Society Of Emmanuel Bap-
tist Church hiked on November 81
from Cabin John Bridge down the
tow path to Glen Echo. An OPEN
air lunch Of hot wieners. followed
by various games. proceeded the
hike.
Friday evening. December ., the
intermediate Christian Endeavor
Union held its December meeting
at the Keller Memorial Church.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-04
IMMIGRATION
WRITTEN
Joint Measures Ready for
Congress Demand Aliens
Be Excluded.

With immigrants awaiting trans
portation from Europe to the United
States literally by the millions. the
House immigration Committee
Thursday completed a bill barring
them all from the United States for
the next two years. 1t will be in
troduced in Congress Monday by
Chairman Albert johnson. of Wash
ington. 1t is most probable that the
bill will pass the House practically
in its present form and that it will
not be softened in the Senate.
A concurrent bill will be intro
duced in the Senate by, Senator
King, of Utah. 1t will be similar
in most respects to the Johnson bill,
but will contain more drastic provi-
sions for the exclusion of radicals.
The johnson bill provides:
That for a period OF two years
after passage. the immigration Of
aliens to the United States shall
be prohibited. and during such time
it shall not be lawful for any alien
to come from any foreign port or
place. or. having come, to remain
within the United States.
The word aien shall include
any person not native born or nat
uralized, but will not apply to citi-
zens of any of the island dependen-
cies of the United States, or the
Canal Zone"
apply to aliens now lawfully res
ident in the United States. The
following special classes of aliens
are exempted from its provisions: ::
Government officials. their fami-
lies. attendants, servants and en-
ployes; travellers or temporary So
journers for pleasure. business or
curiosity, who may enter the United
States for a period not exceeding
six month each; students, for the
purpose of study at educational in
stitutions.
Aliens belonging to the specially
exempted classes are permitted to
enter only upon presentation of a
valid passport establishing their
identity. A wife or children may
be included In the passport of hus-
band. All made children over Is
years old must have separate pass
ports
In addition. aliens must furnish a
birth certificate. history of their
former activities or travels. dates
and objects of visits in this country
and addresses of relatives or ac-
he intends to visit.
A citizen of the United States may
apply for permission to bring par
ents. grandparents or children into
this country. IL otherwise admissi-
BILE.
Special exemption from the provi-
sions of the exclusion act Is pro.
vided for the importation of skilled
labor under specified conditions.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-04
" DO YOU KNOW
l OUR BIBLEp
CHAPTER II

CHAPTER II.
i OF the money that Micah hrst stole, then
restored h.s mother maketh images, 8
and he ornaments for them. He hireth
Levite to be his nriest.
And there was a man of mount
Ephraim, whose name was Micah.
And he said unto his mother,
The eleven hundred shekels of
silver that were taken from thee,
about which thou cursedst, and
spakest of also in. mine ears. be-
hold, the silver is with me; / took
1t. And his mother said. Blessed
be thou of the Lord, my son.
And when he had restored the
eleven hundred shekels of silver to
his mother, his mother said. / had
wholly dedicated the silver unto the
Lord from my hand for my son, to
make a craven image and a molten
image: now therefore l will restore
it unto thee.
Yet he restored the money un-
to his mother; and his mother took
two hundred shekels of silver, and
gave them to the founder, who made
thereof a craven image and a
molten image: and they were In the
house of Micah
And the man Micah had a
house OF gods. and made an ephod,
and teraphim. and consecrated one
of his sons, who became his priest.
6 In those days there was no
king in Israel. but every man did
that which was right in his own
eyes.
And there was a young man
out of Beth-lehem-judah OF the
family Of Judah. who was a Levite,
and he sojourned there.
s And the man departed out Of
the city from Bethlehem judah to
sojourn where he could find a place:
and he came to mount Ephraim to
the house of Micah, as he journey
ed.
Q And Micah said unto him.
Whence comest thou? And he said
unto him, I am a Leyite Of Beth
lehem-judah, and / go to sojourn
where i may find a place.
10 And Micah said unto him,
Dwell with me. and be unto me a
father and a priest. and l will give
thee ten shekels of silver by the
year. and a suit Of apparel, and thy
victuals. So the Levite went In.
IL And the Levite was content
to dwell with the man; and the
young man was unto him as one of
his sons.
l2 And Micah consecrated the
Lcvite; and the young man became
his priest. and was in the house Of
Micah.
13 Then said Micah, Now know
/ that the Lord will do me good.
seeing / have a ISevite to my priest.
(To BE C,outlnpcd.D
The Washington herald., 1920-12-04
BE AMERICANS!
JEWS ARE TOLD
Head Of Harlem Congrega.
ton Outlines D. c. Jews
Duty to Nation.

NO flag but that of the United
States! No country but the United
States! No religion for Jews but
Judaism Thus did Daniel p.
Hays. prominent attorney and pres
ident of the Harlem Congregation
of New York City. sound the key
note of a substantial plea for the
maintenance and continuation of
the Jewish faith in America. at last
nights services Of the Washington
Hebrew Congregation.
Attorney Hays dwelt at length
on the duties of the Hebrew to his
adopted country and his religion.
While not delving into the theology
of his religion. he touched upon
the general points. Speaking of re-
ligious freedom. he declared that
this was the one nation where Jews
worshipped as they would. BE not
hyphenated, you men. Make your
work your religion, undertake and
accomplish your every duty as an
American citizen" nc said.
Read your Bible. In 1t you will
find the commentator of the
prophets for subscribing to and
helping in the propagation of the
modern welfare work, in which all
American societies. regardless OF
sect. at present are engaging. In
your Bible you will find the prin-
ciples of justice. morals and up
Righteousness that are applicable to
present day problems.
The youth of the CONGREGATION
must be taught. DO you not recall
the teachings of your childhood
when your parent took you and ex-
pounded the beliefs in regard tc
religion and morals? So you mus,
do likewise 'and teach Gods work
Uphold the right as legatee Of the
Holy Book. Keep it in the home
and use IL.
Remember the words OF God
which warn that religion Is not tn,
ceremonies, but the broad acts tina,
are for the good OF all. Religion
is for all days"
The Washington herald., 1920-12-04
COMMUNITY SERVICE
WORK EXHIBITED

Public Health Service officials
from all parts of the country. at
tending the convention Of health off,
ciali in Washington. were shown
what Community Service was doing
to build up moral and physical
health at an entertainment in Com
munhy Service Hall, 91S Tenth
street northwest Thursday night.
Mrs Louise Book Burt directed the
entertainment. Enlisted and ex-ser-
vice men, frequenters of the Com
munty House, tok part in games
and stunts" of wide variety for the
benefit of the visitors. Charles s.
wenserd led the entertainers in COM
munity singing.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-04
GOMPERS ASKS
COSTS INQUIRY
Sweeping Investigation Into
Profits Of Corporations
Also Demanded.
HITS AT PROFTTEERS
Labor S Legislative Program
Would Bar All Aliens
For Two Years.
by RALPH r. COUCH.

A sweeping investigation OF. liv-
ing costs throughout the entire
United States and of the profts of
big corporations dealing in food.
fuel, clothing and other necessities
will be demanded of Congress early
in the December session, President
Samuel Gompers. of the American
Federation of Labor. said Thursday;
Big corporations now are closing
factories and deliberately curtailing
output" Gompers charged. with
the aim OF perpetuating prices OF
the war period during which many
corporations made profits equaling
their entire capital investment"
Labor Is ready to lay before Con,
gress a complete program OF anti
profiteering proposals, Gompers
said. As outlined by Gompers the
anti-profteering program includes:
1-Immediate passage of laws
regulating the meat packing and
cold storage industries.
2-Revision OF the tax laws to
take from corporations the "exces-
sive" profits made during the war
period 1850.
S-Government assistance and en-
couragement Of cooperative So
cieties organized to get supplies
direct from the farmer and manu-
facturer to the consumer.
Z. Publication monthly by the
Labor Department of the cost Of
producing and manufacturing
staple commodities which form the
basis Of living costs
5. Establishment by the govern
~ hnarda 70 fnU
tigate production costs and prices.
to which boards the Federal and
the income tax returns should be
opened.
Repeal of the Esch -Cummins
transportation law and prohibition
of all immigration for two years
are two other measures for which
labor will fight.
Calling attention to reports that
100000 aliens landed in America
during the first ten months of this
year, Gompers warned that the
flood Of new arrivals is tending to
break down tho American stand
ard of living"
"Reactionary interests" Gompers
said, "are encouraging a world flood
of immigration to the United States
with the hope Cf creating a labor
surplus which would result in wide
spread unemployment.
EDUCATION is the best and quick
est means of assimilatins immi-
grants. To this end labor Is pre-
parttg to renew in Congress its
age-old fight for the creation of a
department of education directed by
a secretary who shall be a member
Of the Presidents Cabinet"
(cpyriEht. 1870. by the United Press.)
The Washington herald., 1920-12-04
CATHOLIC WOMEN TO
BEGIN FUND DRIVE

Tentative plans for the coming
membership campaign of the Cath
Ollie women's Service Club were
laid at q meeting of the club in the
National Catholic Community
House, COL f street orthwest,
Thursday night.
The Rev. Lewis ]. O'Hern, presi-
dent Of the club. announced that
Charles Jerome Sheffield, who or
ganized several similar campaigns
in Washington. will take charge OF
the projected drive. which will be
held during the week commencing
December 10. Sheffield will begin
the work of organization at special
meeting of the club next Monday
night
The purpose of the drive is to Sc
cure sufficient funds to purchase the
Community House. Approximately
$4,000 10 needed.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-04
Delegate Finds
Azerbaijan for
AutographLady
Special Cable .Dispateh to
The Washington Herald.

SPoSAAi Sable tOttp1tch 70
The Washington Herald.
GENEVA, Dec. a.-"Rov. nape
Monsieur Azerbaijan."
woman had walked up to the
clerk In one Of Geneva's leading
hostelries, where some of the most
important delegations to the as
sembly are quartered. and asked for
Monsieur Azerbaijan." She had
seen a reference to the gentleman
In this mornings paper. to the effect
ne was not to be admitted as a
member OF the league, and she had
come to solicit his autograph. She
already had most Of the delegates
In her book, she said, but somehow
has missed Monsieur Azerbaijan," !"
who undoubtedly was here. seeing
that the papers spoke of him.
Call for Monsieur Azerbaijan, ,
Call for Monsieur Azerbaijanw slut
tered the page all over the place.
For ten minutes the lady waited
patiently.
Finally an elderly delegate.
emerging from behind a huge arm
chair. came to her rescue.
Madame" he said, excuse me:
put II the Azerbaijan you are look
ing for doesn't happen to be lost,
you'll probably find him lying on
the map somewhere between the
Black Sea and Arabia"
Copyright. 1870. Public LEDGER ce.)
The Washington herald., 1920-12-04
SEVENTHTREET FIRE
DOES $4,000 DAMAGE

; Fire that burned through from
the basement to the first floor did
damage estimated at $1,000 to the
clothing store of Emil West. at 405
Seventh st. n. W., Thursday night.
Dense smoke issuing from the build
ing made 1t difficult for firemen to
attack the blaze which started from
an unknown cause in the rear Of the
basement.
Several fire companies under the
direction of Deputy Chief Nicholson
fought the blaze. Hose lines were
laid through the front and rear ends
Of the store. Seventh street traffic
was blocked for time until the
hose lines weres elevated over the
track.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-04
THE SECULAR LEAGUE
sPIRTTUALIsM
REV. G. LYAL ARTHAN,

NOTED PLATFORM TEST MEDIUM con
ducts meeting sunday evening at o'eloek
In Society Hall. 200 G 81. NV. denoastrst-
Ing life beyoud the grave. voicing spirit
messages; Tuesday evening sp cial message
seanee and questionz answered. Deveiopinr
class neets Saturday evenins at Q o'cicek.
Private daily Interviews and readinss.
Studios In the hall. io-s
The Washington herald., 1920-12-04
TRADE BOARD MEMBERS
ASKED FOR OPINIONS

Members Of the Board of Trade
will have an opportunity to show
their preference in the matter of
serving on standing committees dur
ing the coming year. Thomas Brad
ley, president, Thursday sent out
cards asking members TO check the
work they are most Interested in.
Each man is requested to check
two or three committees so that II
one committees roster has been
completed he can still be placed in
congenial work.
A letter utging the entire men,
bership of the board to cooperate
in mo Accident Week has also beer
sent out by President Bradley.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-04

years, since his appointment as
pastor, the congregation has
doubled
His work as lecturer in the Lib
erty loan drives, his membership in
several arts and writing associa-
tions, and his aptitude for present.
day problems stamp him a scholar,
a speaker and a writer. His most
recent innovation came with the
publication OF a monthly booklet,
which gives to the members of his
church a broad, Illuminating pros
pectus. Of religion as IL should be
and presents the church news as II
affects the locality. The book is
captioned, The TRANSPORTATION
News" and the first issue was re-
leased last Monday.
The Rev. QueaIly has. created
good things. but hopes for better,
and his untiring labors should lead
bis parish to even greater heights
of love. loyalty and charity.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-04
Congregation Has Doubled.

The appreciation of the Rev.
cueally as real leader of men, an
instructor OF children, a coach for
the athletically inclined of their up-
per teens and early twenties, and a,
sneaker of merit, with the faculty
or organization. has been made evil
dent by the unusual growth of the
attendance. Within the last few
The Washington herald., 1920-12-04
STECHER TO TRAIN
HARD FOR LEWIS

NEW YORK, Dec. 2.-Joe Stecher.
heavysweight wrestling champion,
has cancelled all his other engage
ments and will start vigorous train
ing for his championship bout here
with Ed stranger" Lewis. Decem-
ber 70, p-omaf~r Jack Curley said
today.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-07-23

ably negocyacye iakiegokolwiek
rodzaju ,.tak z obecnym rzadem
Rosyi, jak z jego zastepca" byiy
oparte ma odplacie amerykanskim
firmom przemysiowym i osobom
prywatnym ,ktore poniosly Milo
MOVIE szkody wskutek konfiska-
ty przez Rad sowietow, -
wzmiankowai w liScie do Balm
bridge Colby'ego, sekretarza Sta
nu. VIM. c. Redfield, prezes a
merykaisko = rosyjskiej Izby
Handlowej.
Nv jednym wypadku naszych
czsonkow" pisai p. Redfield, -
,.szkoda wynosi $4,000; jedna
wielka amerykanska firma ME O.
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trzymaia zadnej wiadomosci cd
swego manazera, ami tez o swojej
wiasnosci przez ostatnie diva la
ia. nawet ME vie, czy manazer
ten lyle, hub czy tez wlasnoSc jej
ieszcze istnieje." nCi obywatele
amerykanscy" pisze byly sekre-
tarz handlu. .nie przekroczyli
zadnego prawa tax naszego kra-
III, iak ~innego" Jake kroki Sc
kretarz Stanu powezmie W tel
sprawie. jeszcze ME jest wiado-
men,.
GENERALITY sTRAJK w
VERA CRUZ.
Meksyk, miasto, 23 lipca. Sto
sownie do otrzymanych TIL rapor
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Ziedn., we Francyi Pc zawarciu
zawieszenia broni. Byl on dy-
stryktowym prokuratorem Sta
COW Zjedn. ola Stanu Connecti-
cut cd roku 1o15 i delegation do
kmwencyi W Baltimore, ma kto-
rel prezydent Wilson zostai no.
minowany. Urodzit sic W Hart
ford, Al lat temu, ukonczyi uni
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ich.
Crzedr1icy majacy dozor mad
,,czerwonymi" odmowili pokaza-
MIA listy deportowanych.
Nowy York, 70 lipca. Roberto
Ella, samozwahczy anarchista, po
deirzany O n~alezenie do spisku
podkiadania bomb zostanie de-
portowany ma nastepnym okre-
Gle, ktory odpiynie do Wfoch.
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o2olnie spodziewanem jest, re de
eyva we w~szystkich sprawach
bedzie r6wnoczeSnie ogioszona,
aby oszczedzic kiopotow i kosz-
tow w sprawie prowadzeniem
dwoch osobnych spraw sadowych
o MOVIE skale podwyzki opiat kO-
lejowych.
ROSYA MA ZADOSYc UCZY-
NC "A SZKoDY WYRZA-
OZONE
Nowy York, p lipca. Zadanie,
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tow, ~generalny strajk wybuchi W
Vera Cruz. Wyladowanie okre-
tow zostaio wstrzymane. Urze-
dove Sledztwo zosta}o rozpocze-
.:e W sprawie niedawnych straj-
k0w w Vera Cruz i Tampico, o.
raz W sprawie strajku kolejowe-
go. Celestino Gasca, dystryktowy
federalny gubernator, oSwiadczyl
re meksykahscy ~bolszewicy 20
stana surowo ukarani, a obcona.
rodowi burzyciele spokoju wy
daleni beda z kraju.
Gubernator ~Gasca, zaprzeczyl
twierdzeniu, re w administracyi
nowego rzadu znajduje sic cz&o-
mex z tendencyami bolszewickie-
mi i zaznaczyi, re tylko mala licz-
ia bolszewickich agitatorow znaj
DUE sic w Meksyku.
: SPRAWL
STALL I ZELAZA.
Washington, % lipca. Federal
ma komisya handlowa prosila
wczoraj najwyzszego sadu W
Dystrykcie Columbia, ably zanic-
c!.ala sprawy sadowe ~wnicsionej
! przez Claire Furnace kompa--
ME i 20 innych korporacyi zela-
"a ! stall, zadajacych wstrzyma-
MIA komisyi cd zadania raportu
Cd tejze kompanii,
Kwcstyonaryuszc, wyslane
przez komisye, ~domagaja sic, a.
by kompanie dostarczyiy cyfry
r6znych produkcyi, a zw}aszcza
Co do kosztu tychze.
SPELLACY ZASTEPCA
~ROOSEVELT'A.
Washington, % lipca. Tomasz
!. SpeIIacy, z Hartford, Conn.,,
prawdopodobnie zostanic wybra-
Iry ma urzad asystcnta sekretarza
narynarki w miejsce Franklina
II. Roosevelta, ,gdv ten usunic
sic Z urzedu ogo sierpnia, aby Cd
dac sic swej wicePrczydencya!nej
Rampant demokratycznej. Pan
Spellacy iuz kilkakrotnie urzedo-
wa! w stanowym senacie Stanu
Connecticut i byl take czlonkiem
pewnej komisyi w armii Stanow
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wersytet W. Georgetown w roku
1901.
,,,CZER-
WONYCH."

Cheyenne, Wyo., % lipca. -
.Wiezienny wagon" zapeiniony
ricporzadanymi obcokrajowcami
z wybrzeza Oceanu Spokojnego
znaiduje sic W drodze do Move
20 Yorku w celu deportowania
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TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE)

Dokonczenie re strony l-szej.
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dla chiopc6w, bluzka
z blekitno ~paskowatej
Galathea, spodnie z
ciemno-b}ekitnego gin
ghamu wielkosci 9
do 8 lat, $1.75 war
toSt, I ~