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The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-08
MOUNTAIN FORK FounLEs.


 Miss Mary Redding is on the sick list Will Gordon had cotton glnned at Potter Monday
 A. J Mcbride made a business trip 10 Cymitta Monday
 Bob Sartain transacted business with Mena merchants Monday.
 lads Fields made trip to Mena on Fuesday to attend to business. IiloEd Fields and Will Langley took cotton to the gin at Potter Thursday Win Gordon, who recently purchased the Mcrntain Fork Store, took posses sion Saturday
 Miss Dora Keller has been employed to teach the winter term of school at Alder Springs
 herLsrs Linam went to Cove sunday. W L. Iiqam n'a a business trip to Mena "Wednesday.
 George Gray and A. ]. Mcbride spent Saturday and Saturday. night in the mountains hunting
 Some of the farmers of this vicinity are getting ready for their 1920 crops by cutting stalks and breaking land John Rodgers and family, living west of Hatfield, came Wednesday for a few days visit at the Tom Rodgers home. Mrs Bob Sartain and daughter. Miss Writha, and son. Jewel spent Monday at the Frank cornelison home near Rocky
 Brown Ewes
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-08
RADICALS FIGHT TO KEEP
 FROM BEING SENT OVERSEAS

Washington, Jan. 5.-Radicals taken in the government raids on the con- munist and communist labor parties have all machinery set for fighting desperately against deportation, 1t was announced today at the Department of Justice. Lawyers have been engaged in practically every city where raids were made and officials predicted they would take advantage of every Itechnicality until their clients actually were aboard vessels bound for their native lands
 Although nearly 5000 persons have been arrested since the latest radical raid was started last Friday night, Department of Justice agents over the country still were seeking out to- day members of the communist and communist labor organizations who had escaped the general dragnet. Apparently New York and Chicago were the chief centers of activity. Several hundred warrants were yet
 to be served.
 Nearly 5000 of those arrested have
 been held for deportation proceedings
 and because of the congestion at
 Ellis Island, all of them cannot be concentrated there.
 Congress had before it today the re-
 quest of Attorney General Palmer that
 it take prompt action on bill pro
 posed by him several months ago and
 designei to enable the government to
 deal with citizens found to be engaged
 in radical activities.
 Hundreds of citizens were taken ih
 raids Friday and Saturday and these
 must be turned over to the state au-
 thorities for trial
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-08
crNrt,p pnIN1,. fInct.r..rs

There are several cases Of lagrippe here.
 J | Maddox male a business trip to Smithxilie last week.
 I. F. McKfnney has purchased from Mason chambiin the Springfield place.
 VIII and Jewell Maddox left Monday to hunt gafne in Monteomerv county
 Miss Gertrude CurtriEht gave par- " for the younR panple Saturday night
 Mrs Mansefl Jones has returned from q visit at the home of her son. Ira, and Family at Favetteville
 Oscar Cummings and daughter. Iu- ctle. are sperding few days at the home ef Isaac saUrbaugh.
 Allen Hamhy. Pavton Earnest, c. R. Cartwright and Isaac and Maurice saurbaugh were trading In Mena Mon. dav
 Dink and Don Winton are camping Tn he Springfield house and trapping on Rich Mountain. At last report they had secured wolf and wild cat. Mir Heilowell and family Of Iittis River county. Ark. eafne last week ans nre oecup~ire the farm they recent, purchased from !. IT. Naler.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-08
coRrNTH coAxEs.
Brown Ewes

Bro Nelson delivered three interest ing sermons here the past week,
 Miss Isanie Wear of Ransom spent sunday with Misses Ichie and Jewel Wiles.
 Miss Iflllie Kent returned last week from weeks visit with relatives at Yocana.
 Mir and Mrs. J. A. Johnston and fam tly moved last week to the Jim Myrick place near Mena.
 Ira Eddleman and family of Mena moved last week to the Perry & Eddie man sawmill. near this place.
 r NJ Blgler IS here from Anna. III. visiting his daughter, Mrs J. II Schu- maoher and attending to business. Mir BiRier states that Arkansas looks much better than it did when he left here four years ago.
 The Glover Leaf Community Club Tuesday night was quite Q success. A large crowd attended and enthusiastic addresses were made bv A. E Wear, !. P Callahan, Q. L. Henderson II Lvle. Prof c. Harris, and Miss Anna Wood Tho next meeting will also be here. Everyone Is invited to attend these meetings. as much good will be accom- plished
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-08
BANDITS ENGAGED TEXAS
 MERC HANTS IN BATTLE E
Captured-I Delieved Dying.

Wichita r4.lA Tex. Dee. ol-One man is rep.raed lying and two others are probably lataIly wounded $ re- suit of a pi battle between mer- chants and lwaymen last night along the pri pal street of Y ag- goner City, oil town T. miles northwest of here.
 The banats entered meat market and holany ths proprietors at bay with revolyers removed large sum of money from the safe. A general battle ensued when the highwaymen attempted to e ape in the darkness.
 More than 25 merchants and oil workers joined in the fight and three sff sff the aiiegedi bandits were later brought to hita Falls and lodged in the hospitals there Another high wayman, believed to have received mortal wound, is said to be dying in secluded section of the Red River bot tom where he aed during the fl sht.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-08
AcnRN kERNnLs.

Joiin owens was in Mena on business last week.
 sam Fleming left Monday for his new home in nrinton ok
 N " kcger of Memo svas at Acorn on business last week
 Davis Hinson went to Eaelcton on business last Saturday
 Mir and Mrs Mack Reea are ehe proud parents of a new baby girl
 Rudolph Clark and Ray Roop of Up- lon Grove were Acorn visitors Sunday ] HoRan has bean on the sick list this week but is better at tbis writing. Miss Nudge Roop of Union Grove startod to the Acorn school last Mon day
 Jim Van Horn Of reeer conducted singing at E Barreu's eu SunlaF Mir Harris and little daughter. vif- Elnia. were at Acorn on business last week
 Mrs Harris ana Miss christa York spent inc weekend with homefolks in Mena
 Jack Hogan and wife went 70 shady last saturday Co srend 2 few days with Mrs HoRan's parents
 Tie party at MT. Newsom's New Year nieht was we'll attended and everybody reported good time
 Miss Hazel Trexeu vho has been teaehing school at Union Grove re- signed on account of sickness
 Frank Reep and sister Miss MauGa of Union Grpye were Sunday guests at the lfinsnn home on Crow Peak Mack Reed happened to serious ac- eiden last week while cutting wood. pr iiilton was called Co dress the wound
 Dr W c vandiger was ca1iea out to see Mrs. K Barron last Saturday morning, who has been sufterina with throat troohie
 It4ra,trhaslxsf
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-08
noARD cAalr noosrINcs.

Marvin Hendricks left wednes7 lay for Hominy Ok.
 our school is progressing nicely, with Prof Newton White. teacher
 The Rev. W l.. Smith win preach at the Baptist church next Sunday at II o'clock
 Fate Brown of Yocana visited at the home Of Sam Looney Saturday night and Sunday
 The singing at the home of Mir and Mrs Tom GilIham Saturday night was very much enjoyed
 Gregg Purvis, who is working near Hominv. ok. visite his parents. MT and Mrs. L. F Purvis last Saturday.
 Don't forget, next Thursdav night, January s. Is the Farmers Community Club meeting night. Everybody come
 A large crowd attended the party at the home of Mir and Mrs Irya Hilton, Saturday night. Everyone reported a nice time School Kid.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-08
CONTEST COMMITTEE TO MEET
Prominent Teachers Called to Assis
 in Prepared Program.

Prominent Teachers Called to Assist
 in Prepared Program. The contest committee which will formulate rules and set the date for Polk County's Fourth Annual Orator ical Contest will meet in the office of county superintendent Harris Il Sat urday, January 10, at 1:30 D. m.
 The following leading teachers have been asked to serve on this commit tee: City Supertendent J. E Berry, Mrs o. B. Bagshaw, principal of Cen tral School. Juvenal Fair, Bigger, ]. Nj. Tomlin, Wickes, s, s Daniels, Rocky, Amos Musgrave, Two-Mile, w II. Merden, Hatfield and Miss Daisy Miles of Acorn
 At the same time the matter of or ganizing a campaign for the stamping out of iIliteracy in Polk county vii be taken up. Arkansas is making a great effort by means of Night Schools to get rid of illitefacy and it behooves every patriotic. philosophical teach CT to do his part. According to the last census there were 63S persons over ten years of age in this county who could neither read nor write. Only by faithful effort can these illi- terates be taught.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-08
MIcKEs WAVES.

Doe Tunnell Is moving to town this wuek
 mrs |. M childs is on the sick list izAks week
 M Tomiin made business trip to Mena Saturday
 mrs Prank Cook of Bunch Is report ed very sick this week
 Nr and Mrs. Sargent are the proud Harents of a fine baby boy.
 County Judge Finger of Mena was a WIekes visitor Saturday night.
 afl the school children are glad see sne snow, especially the boys.
 Jim Ross is moving into his new Hsue rented from J. A. Lewey
 ar. and Mrs Everett of Nunley are msw making wickes their home.
 Mr, and Mrs Jake Garter and sons m9fed on their farm east of town, Miss Belle Rose srent iasi week with Der sister Mrs Dora Baker of Crystal Mal
 hFrS Grace Raiser and children spent kew Year with Mir. and Mrs. Robert Baker
 Mr. and Mrs. M. " puekett. accom- eaniea hp Reuiah Ross spent Sunday mz E=zo Duckeft's
 Mr ard Mrs. John Fiannigan from EFatnn Row. Ok. spent Monday with Mr and Mrs Joe Rass
 tgfAaie Ross loft Monday for the oil nesas in Louisiana He expects to go sa Homer for the present
 Nrs. 0zie EnhrN of Meua began her 4sheel at Mt Pheasant near her rar- eess home last Monday
 hnelett and children. accompa- n4ea pF Miss Myrtle Hunter spent 5andas al Will Tayior's
 Ross K Rose. and Leslie Lew sT made T hnsiness trip ta the Rush Earm in Oklahoma Sunday
 a re sereu school here As his parents have parchasea 8 homo here fratn wfli | .nne. Lawrence craiwteaa ard wife from @sepis tafiq ase AistiHe ghe fosmer's F#fants hfr end Mrs " Massev Mrs Itnn Camptess uHe haH been snerAinH earstlaF %ith aSr parents week
 Mr and Mrs Hfm fzass. aceosnnaniesl ag the formers mother and little sis4 srts srehf Sunday YIsitihs relatives at " R Watkins sold his store and 8cHie to Mir Everett. and has moved out q ftoFn on the place known as the old kfrev farm.
 Misses Ollie and lsthel Lewev and &epiah Ross accompanied hy Cradle Ross. attended the wedainr New Years ssfy as the home of Mr ard Mrs C. M nunhar
 John \. Baldwin of nnekett and Miss s.fliian Dunbar of Mt Pleasant. were marrfed New Years day at the brides Rome Every one wishes them a long and happy life.
 The following from here vRnS to 3Ii'hnm Friday evening 10 an Eastern star meeting: MT and Mrs. Hedge. Mr and Mrs. Kerns, Mir. and Mra Higrin- ecttom. Mr: r Goss. c. H lett, ST. and Hiss ozie Rose v
 The party at the home of Mr. ana @rA A lewey last Thursslav nirhs NAs enJoyed hS every one present. ard zhe Following attended, Mfssea yaas sankoxe Pearl Compton, oza and Ralls Anse beuiah Ross and Giaavs Daniels <Ha Measrs Claude and Grady Ross Willie Tonsin and Carol sanaer~ 's'
 Two School Girls
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-08
RANSOM RAMBLEs.

School began Monday with an en- roliment of IS
 Mrs. C. D Mullinax is visiting her father and mother at Comanche. Ok.
 Mrs. Clyde Gatlin of Mena spent last week at their old home picking cotton.
 Aries Graf of Hugo, Ok formerly of Ransom. Is reported dangerously ill.
 John Graf and family moved to the Elmore place to make their home. last Friday.
 Miss anie Wear and Ivan Gatlin were visiting at corinth at the George Wiles home.
 Harr Williamson left Monday for Camp Gordon at Atlanta Ga, where he reports for duty.
 Misses Ethel Gatlin and Lee Stokes were visiting Saturday night with Mrs John Graf. near Nunley
 w. M Southern from Oklahoma, has bought the Starr farm and moved his family there to make their home.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-08
McCAuLEY.

Sunday school every Sunday at the school house.
 Mir Watson and family spent last yAar sa alefii;s, sio anu they ike Ar kansas best
 w ] Helton has his new house ready to move into He lived In Texas last year. but he says old Polk county is good enough for him.
 School is going or nicely at the Me- Cauiey school with Miss Grace shelton aa teacher They had d nice Christmas tree for the children.
 Clyde Helton has returned from the Weat Indies. where he has been in the service of Uncle sam for the past IS months He was awarded two medals while over there, We are all glad to welcome him to old Arkansas
 Blue E9es
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-08

for the last two weeks at the bedside Of her slater. Mrs. K r. tbroeaA- x ho was very seriously i'll Mrs Westbrooks Is well known at Wander voort. and her many friends will re- joice to know that she is now convalps- cent.
 The Van ierv0ort Truck Growers As- sociation met Saturday afternoon and elected officers for the ensuing year. as follows: J. B. Hammonds, President; N R. Johnson, vice President. and Os- car Wilkins. Secretary. The next meeting will be held Saturday January t7. at D. m. for the purpose of de- termining the acreage of berries and truck to be brown this year. All farm CTS are urged to be present and join the association while the membership fee Is only 25 cents. Come on. Mir. Farmer. and let's put Vandefvoort on the map as a berry and truck center
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-08
A heH flIm 'Nss.1S You 10 An Old StdId

The Mena Mercantile Company, under the manage m nt of H. E. Manning T. G. Green and Clifton Cunningham has bought the w. w. Townsend stock, extends cordial invita- tion t ali buyers of merchandise to come in and visit them at this well known stand.
 It s the intention of the Mena Mercantile Go. t. nlarge the present stocks and to add a number f new lines and the new firm pro- poses ta make it's store equal to the best in Polk County.
 New lines of mems clothing, ladies ready to-wear Aarments and sn up te-date stock Of fancy groceries will be among the first ad- ditions.
 In order that the buying public may become acquainted with the new firm and It's methods of business, cordial invitation is extended to all to call at the old stand.
 MENA MERCANTILE GO.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-08
vANnFRyoopr vrRurrEs.

neorre Sawyer was down from Cove ore dav fa~f weet
 H Sktnper was down from Cove Sups tr ettenH fha Iarmen's raeatirr sf sAe M. v f-Nuv~h
 Mrs nefae~ ard sapehfer Asfze onAi rrfpsfna le~ wArss r+era rseae- aa' vfs'f ~'s ' lasfs4 pnfean. 01
 q ref@e rf ssS*nSa4 isas Aera e.,< raF fn sdnet tie ta issSes4 meeting ~ ne fsns~eh <fr gathe ia 1avfna.s reaa a~f fF fass sfes~i4f.
 Mrs Nerd afnllea rA4nrs.ss s..a.. from Fleetra w4x.. where she had nssy
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-08

 LIvESTOcK--1 Horse, years K weight about 800. good work horse Cows and young Calves, Cow. x ingmilk: , Heifers, fresh in sprif 13 Head coming Z and 3 year d Steers, , Poland China Shoats Y about D: 20 head Plymouth Ra Chickens.
 FEECSTuFF--i40 bushels good Cd 525 bales mixed Hay, Oats, JohHsl Grass, Peanuts and some Sorgha| 25 bales Crab Grass Hay, Lot loc Hay: About roo bundles good top I'd der; bushels Irish Potatoes. Sod Sweet Potatoes.
 FARM MACHiNERY--1 good i. wheel Wagon: 1 Mower and Rakea Riding Cultivator: I i9 Oliver Tu1 ! ing Flow. 1 Riding Corn Pianter' Disc: Lot Plow Harness; l Gee-xE and let Plow Tools; ! Section Harss HOUSEHOLD GoODS--2 Iron Be and Springs: 1 Folding Bed: Coua 1 Dresser. Stand Table. 1 Sews Machine; 3 Rockers: Dining Chan 1 cane-bottom Chairs; 1 Safe; l Dinl Table; ? Cook Tables; Cot: He CT; I Wash Pot: 1 Tub; I Washboa and many other things too numeft to mention.
 TERMS: $10 and under, cash; O $10, bankable notes due Nov. 1, ls bearing interest; 3ed off for q sums over s10
 j. R. TURNER, Owner.
 Col. ED. HuTsoN, Auc'
 w. [. Green, cIerI
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-08
AyEsr xAnnFN NnMs.

Mir md Mrs Frank Stout moved last week to Morris. OK
 There will De q literary at West Vais ieg next Friday night
 little Lewis Joplin Is spending this week with Mir and Mrs George Crane
 ReY Connail of Hatfield alIed his Sunday
 Arlcv Nichols of Hatfield spent Sat urday right and sunday with MT and Mrs Calvin Nichols
 Mrs v L. Nichols of Hatfield. and Mrs linn Nichols spent New Years day with Mrs. Lewis Warren.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-08
CLOTHING COSTS UP SKY HIGH.
Public Must Pay If Garment Workers'
 Strikes Are Not Checked.


 New York, Jan 3 The cloak and suit industry Of New York, employing fortyfiye thousand persons, faces strikes for higher wages which are certain to mean exorbirant prices for the public unless checked, the cloak Isnit and skirt manufacturers asspcia tion announced today. Workers ia foety-two individual shops already are cut on strike, the association says, ln violation Of 3-yaar agreement ma e with the Intentional Ladies' Garment Makers Union six months ago, hy which the workers were granted lib. leral increases in pay.
 At the present time male operator 5, lthe association ys, earn upwards of 1875 week, f.niskers $50 and women workers from s35 to $50.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-08
TAKE MOoNsHINER AT MOVIE.
Revenue Officers Trail Wanted Man
 ts Mena.

While an aud entc aughed at Fat ty Arbuckle at the Lyric Thursday night Sheriff J. A. Aornton quietly arrested one of the spectators wanted on charge of moonshining. nith s-arcely one in she 4u fence knowing what was going on, the hunted man was taken from t.le tAe itsr and dged in the county jail for the night Fri day morning Revenue Agents Hall and Tackett who had trailed tneir man from Montgomery councy to Mena, quietly departed back the way they had come with the intention of taking their prisoner, together with, others taken il the raid, to L tile Rock for tr al The man captured in Mena was known as Jim Abshlre. He had brought load of cotton to the Mena market and was away from home at the time raid was made. It is said that a still was foun n ths mans smokehouse at his home cast of Oden. A number of his neighbofs arc said to haze been implicated in the illicit liquer making and were ar rested.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-08
eRANNfs cnArxe

Clinton returned q sehaal sn H1Na Sanaas afternoon
 MfH 4 C. Mathis and saAf ter vfx sn gre En nef2ueen Safnr np.
 Fl s. 3tFF raff<r I fa eir.sfe1 Nttt sHfatiHas hesn she Ha<s 4k
 H HfGHfiex. onr N@niai dre~T.et zse=z a=z + S=znR on tuefee@a znnHaw t5Ass kAs hetine Winzsan wssa f.neat
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-08

Lame back may come from over work, cold settled in the muscles of the back. or from disease. In the two former eases the right remedy is RAII.ARD'S SNOW LINIMENT. It should be rubbed in thoroughly over tho affected part. the relief will be prem and satisfactory. Price 25c, 50c and s100 per bottle. Sold by Jackson Drug Co.--Adv.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-08
PUBLIC 5 ALE SALE STARTS AT 10 A. M. THURSDAY,
 JANUARY Is, 1920

This sale will be held at the j. x Thornton farm. five miles south sn east of Menn. and one mile north { Nunley. The following properH' FEED-About 100 bushels FEE
 of Corn.
 About 600 Bales of Good Hay. Hay BaIer, nearly new. Disc Harrow. Slip ScrapeF pair Heavy Wire Stretchers. pair Light Wire Strctchers. l Post Hole Punch.
 Pr. Cotton Scales. 2 Milch Cows ? 2-Year-Old Heifers.
 2 1-Year-0ld Heifers. Last Spring Bulls.
 TERMS: All sums over s10, cred sof nine months, bankable paper, atl per cent interest; sums under slV eash.
 Remember the Date: Thursday,
 January E. Fgsa J. H, ! nOrnTOn, UWntI COL. EsATIMER. Auctioneer.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-08
C. c. sALyERs
 col. l-atimer, Auct'

sset'rs sFsfTslN W Nzssss N fsrH 4 fo' t'' Nofir v 5efeh li nat settlf adninlatrnthe ai tho aa ary ferui Z inc prahnlH cod rl .of Polk county, A' hansna:
 ~ G fsie aduiaisirator dfa the es tate of l. Y iias deeeaeed; final se' tierIieft. FF' t1, A LIE x ANpifh
 CarslI $. al4,l pfobafs CleA srfs
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-08

Constipation the starting p9nt for many 1ie that end f.taliy. Healthy regulastg can be established through the use f Prickly Ash Bis- .ers. 1t is fine bowel tonic, < m : y stimu attn Id strengthens fhe stomach, h3es arH kidneys. Pro 1l.25 per 70 Gunnels Drug tore and Jaks n Drug X Furnstur so., Special Awcnts.- Adv.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-08
U BLIC SALE

will sell at Public Auction at place F mile south of Potter on line road. on
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-08
PUBLIC SALE
Sale Starts at 10 A. M. MONDAY. JANUARY E. 1920

The undersigned will sell high grad| stock and farm machinery at his plae|
 seven miles east of Mena and one
 half mile from Nuniey. on the Hd Spring Road, on Monday, January II 1920.
 SOME GOOD STUFF Deerin| Hinder, seven foot Cut: i Grain Dril|
 nearly new; 2-Sec. Harrow: 1 Mox| ing Machine and Rake; 1-Horse Jon1 Deer Buggy: No. 12 Oliver Turnin1 Flow; Many other good farm tools FEED-About 800 Bales of Hay: Som| Good Corn. sToCk-Some High Grade Mil]
 Cows; Two High Grade Bulls -on] Short Horn. one White Face; Son1 Good Stock Hogs.
 TERMS-ReRular.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-08
ran@ Get Marr;nye perrni.s

County Clerk Will Alexan Ter did a biz dav's business in marriage per- nits nn Tuesday, issuing licenses to f0 'n'er as follows:
 Thomas |. Thornton. 0zan. Ark. o5 il' eeke Eegleton. Ark. f8 WiAst endnrs0n Hatfpls P
 eamn ~ et #llfs For,i- ,a
 pq
 Fnr 5 xe stsnu eans
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-08

SATURDAY.. JANUARY 10. tsa Beginning at 10 o'clock. the foHs ing
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-08

Wanted to Rent Small farm, 10 to 40 acres equipt r farming. E. L. Chambers, HOS Fourth St.-Adv. d3 fw2
 FARM FOR sAl --431s A, five miles from Mena: bargain if taken at once; terms |. Greer, Dayis, Okla.
 Adv. 1 " 1t.
The Mena weekly star., 1920-01-08
Plies Cured in C to f4 Days

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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-03-05
A JEWISH CANDIDATE REPLACED
- 74k.RY ANGAPOSTATE ..A>fy

budapest (By4L T. B.)-ln one OF.
the local election districts, the first cana
didate put forward by the. Liberal Par.i
ty was the Jewish advocate, Samuel
Glncksthal but his candidacy was sud-
denly recalled by party leaders and the
nomination given to- the former Mini
ster of. Commerce, Josef Szeternyi.
The latter is the son of the one-time
Reform Rabbi Stern, who won notoriety
years. ago by advising that the entire
Jewish community become converted to
Christianity. L. Needless to say, the good
Rabbits advice was not followed and he
himself was. dismissed from his rabbi
nate. Stern then founded new Jewisls
Christian sect, but his children became
outright Catholics. $40 -..r.
One of his sons is now the. Liberal
Party''s candidate in Budapest In one
of his campaign. speeches, Szeternyi has
declared that Hungary ought to show
tolerance and not encourage race strug-
gles;- but he has also declared that Hun
gary must preserve it's. character as a
Christian nation. ~ -
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-03-05
STUDENTS OPPOSE APPOINT
MENT OF A JEWISH
PROFESSOR
PROFESSOR.

Karlsruhe; Germany, (By !. J.. Z. 81
The local Po1ytechnicrm wrote to the
Berlin Jew, Professor Max Never, in
viting him to accept a place on the fac
ulty Immediately afterWard, Chris
tan. students sent a letter to- Pfof.
Meyer, saying that they. did NOT want
him "a Jew--to come to Karlsruhe; and
that if he still persisted in! coming, he
would have to- bear the cons equsnees.
The Professor wrote. to DIRECTOR
Paulke ,of the Polytechnicum, and told
him Of the communication. he had re-
ceived from the students Professor
Pau1kes then called "a meeting of the
students and demanded that they recall
theirs1etter, first, because-it was not IAN
ethical thing to do, and second, because
they had no right to infringe uponEthe
prerogatives of the. faculty to- choose
whatever. colleagues it. wished. This
session of the students assembly was
stormy one 1t was decided not to recall
the letter sent to Professor Meyer.
The question. now remains as to how
the Polytechnicum and Professor Meyer
will handle the situation. @..