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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-28
Dartmouth EleUen Wins
From Washington Team

SEATTLE, Wash. NOV. 27.-Dart-
mouth today smothercd the Uni
versty of Wash .ngton by brillian,
forward passing and wan 2s 10 7.
Three of Dartmouth's touchdowns
were made directly through forward
passes OF Robertson 10 Jordan. The
fourth was made in a line buck fol-
lowing successful attack, Wash
tngton's only tally came In the first
quarter when Abel blocked u punt
and carried - ball over
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-28

'Fippo" Morris. brilliant back
field star OF the Sapulpa high school
football team, who finished his
scholastic career THANKSGIVING, In to
enter kculall college the next semcs-
ter. Morris IL one of the greatest
high school backficld men IN the
state
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-28

There II some comfort lin the re.
Election that the indemnity leaves
little room on Germanys shoulders
FOR "A chip. y. G. News
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-28

We have learned OF no casualties.
so far, rustling front the ultimate
consumer having bee nhit by fallins
nrices Columbia, S G.. Record.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-28

scholastic organization, Sapulpa is
shown TO have met five members OF
the big 10 conference, composed Of
only the states strongest teams.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-11-28
PiNlcc tO Blame

IF FlNTce % bInme2 Ihcro You
have 1t, That's what eyerybody's
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-06-02
CONSERVATIVES FOUND SOCIETY
TO FIGHT ANN-SEMITISM IN
GERMANY.

Berlin-TwO well-knOwn German
conservatives, the Counts Montgelas
and Won Swogetinsky have founded II
society called, "Anti-Pogroms' to fight
the evil effects of Anti-Semitism aud
to counteract the pogrom agitation.
In their proclamation these conservh-
tives show the great injury which the
done to Germany. According to them
not only has it aroused bad feeling
against Germany in other countries.
but it is very largely responsible for
the decline in value of German money.
As long as the mark is low in inter
national exchange no raw material
can be imported, which means that the
factories are to remain shut. and Ger
man economic conditions 90 from bad
10 worse The results OF this must
be chaos and starvation.
BY no means. they contend, must
any further anti-Semitic propaganda
he permitted in Germany. for if the
present vicious agitation against the
Jews continues. it must lead to po'
groms. Old Russia and the present
Poland are living examples of pogrom-
ridden countries. Germany must do
her utmost to profit by their mis-
fortunes and nip in the bud the Who'll"
movement. Pogroms benefit no one eN-
ccpt the murderers and the thieves who
pa rticipate in them The chns pro
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-06-02
Rabbi Leo M. Franklin
Offers Cooperation
PRESIDENT CENTRAL CONFER
ENCE OF AMERICAN RABBIS
HOPES THAT TIE SAN RENO
DECISION MAY POINT TO A NEW
AND BETTER DAY FOR WORLD
ISRAEL.

Rabbi Leo NJ. franklin. president of
the Central Conference of American.
Rabbis. i'm letter to the Zion
ist Organization of America.
following the issuing of the British
Mandate at San Reno, says, among
other things:
Il am entirely sure thar | voice tue
sentiment of every member of the Cen
tral Conference of American Rabbis
when l say that we greatly rejoice
in the prospect that II considerable
number of our brethren III faith who
are now the victims of physical suf-
fering and spiritual repression may he
able to find in Palestine the oppor-
tunity to live full, free and happy
lives.
I'm any movement looking to make
Palestine land not merely of refuge
for the dOwntrodden Jew but as well
II place where n fuller expression may
be given to the spiritual genius of the
Jew, you may be assured of the full
and whOle-hearted cooperation of the
Central Conference of American Rab-
bis.
IN the hope that the decision of
the San Reno Conference may point
to new and better day for worl,l
Israel. and that the last chapter in
the story of Israel's martyrdom hay
ing been written. and what follows
shall be tale of Isrnel's spiritual
mastery, l beg to remain.
Every Sincerely Yours,
LEO NJ. FRANKLIN"
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-06-02
A TYPICAL JEWISH REVENGE.


Strasford, Germany-Srveral weeks
ago we wrote of the slap which the
anti-Semitic editor of the Tageblatt,
Hottenroth, received from the wife OF
the Jewish doctor Rieger, of this city.
Since then several other things have
happened to this same Jew-baiter
which are of even greater interest.
AS might have been expected Hot
tenroth hailed with JOY the impendin.
reactionary coup d etat and played H.
part in the Kapp revolution. When 1t
failed he had to hide for a certain time.
One day the adherents of the repub-
lican government found him and pull
ed him into the street. The enrngcd
crowd which gathered beat the hated
editor and then dragged him to the
bridge to throw him into the river. AT
this critical moment the merchant.
Joseph. Jew, often abused by Hot
tenroth in his publication. who hap
pencd to pass by. interceded for the
victim and persuaded the mob to spare
his life. The pOpulace quieted down,
and Hottenroth. wounded and i'll was
taken home Here he received first
aid from the very same DIR. Rieger
whom he had so deeply insulted and
whose wife slapped him but short
time ago.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-06-02
CONVENTION CENTRAL CONFER
ENCE AMERICAN RABBITS TO BE
HELD JUNE 2S-JULY G..

The tliirty-first annual convention of
the Central Conference of American
Rabbis will he held in Rochester, New
York. from June % to July q. Re
ligious education and synagog pro
grams will be the chief questions for
discussion. The program follows:
Tuesday, June 30. $ p. m.-Prcsi-
dents message; memorial resolutions.
Wednesday, June 3O-Reports from
the president. the other Officers ami
Committees on Pension Fund, Publ
cations. Church and State. Religious
Work in Universities. Training of tire
Rablinate. Marriage and divorce. Hoii-
day Observance. Contcmporaneous fiis-
tory, Social Justice. Reslonsa. II Pr"
gram of Jewish Social Ethics, Book OF
Meditations and Prayers.
Thursday. July L. Religious Survey
Day-Report on survey of religious
conditions. Rabbi William Fincshribcr
cn "Thc Decay of Theology in Popula:
Religion: Rabbi S. II. Goldenson on
What Is the Real Influence of Iuha-
ism as Religion Upon the Jew of To
day?": Rabbi NJ. s. Lazaron. ON "How
Has Immigration Affected the Relig
iors Situation?"; Rabbi NJ. Lefkovit|.
on What Is the Influence of tn"
Synagog on the Jew OF Today +! !:
Rabbi Louis Grossman, on Does SUI
day School Make for Religious Con-
q
sciousnessT'; Rabbi Charles 5. Lew.
on what Is the Situation in Ortho-
,!ox .Jewry today in American; Rahhi
Martin Zielonkn on social Service and
Religion"
Friday. July .. Synagog program
lny-Babbi Samuel Koch on TIN"
Problem of Unsynagogued, and fro-
fessor |. Leo Sharfmnn, of the Uni
vcrsity of Michigan, on Religion ai'i
the Synagog." Discussion. In tn"
evening Rabbi NJ. Fcucrl'cht will de-
liver the conference lecture.
Saturday. July 3.-Rnbbi Henry Et-
telson will deliver the conference ser
mon. at the morning services.
Sunday. July I-Rabhi g. DcutSch
on THE Jew in Economic Life. With
Special Reference to Poland"
Monday. July >. Religious Education
Day-Report of the Committee on fe-
ligious Education. rabbi solomon
Fo, ter on THE Aim of Religious Edu-
cation in Our Schools"
In the evening, Round Table discus
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-06-02
A NEW INVENTION.

An ingenious little instrument, styled
the Aurorascope has been devised. 1t
enables n doctor to examine the throat
and ears of his patients in their homes.
as hitherto only the specialist in his
consulting room has been able to do,
With the old apparatus the room had
To he darkened. but with this instru-
ment examinations can be carried out
in daylight The inventor of this in
genius combination is Major Henry
Dutch. NJ. D.. of Berkeley street. II
was discovered by him as result OF
an accident. but much credit is due to
him for perfecting an instrument
which will be of worldwide use to
doctors, students. dentists. nurses, as
Il ready means of diagnosing morbid
conditions of the mouth, ear and
throat. 1t is simplicity itself and was
shown by DIR. Dutch before the Royal
Medical Society and the West London
Medical Society. The specialists ana
general practitioners We're in universal
accord on its merits. novelty and eff
ficacy The Aurornscope has received
the approval of specialists such MS Sir
st Clair Thomson. Sir W. Milligan, Sir
Thomas Barlow and very many others
who have given written testimony TO
its great value.-London Jewish ChrOn-
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-06-02
JEWS MAY NOW BE NOTARIES IN
GERMANY.

Berlin-The Minister or Justice has
put thru new law according to which
every German lawyer who has prac
ticed ten years or more may become
a notary public.
Until now all the notnries of Ger
many have gained their positions thru
the direct appointment by the Minister
of Justice During the imperial regime
of the Kaiser the Jews suffered thru
this practice. because seldom if ever,
was a Jew appointed Many times
has this question come up in the Ger
man Reichstag with the Jewish dep
uties protesting on every occasion
against the discrimination against their
people. Former Minister Besseler once
replied that he could not appoint Jews
as notaries because of the peoples lack
of trust in them Now the whole prob
lem has been solved logically and justly
to the satisfaction of NIL elements.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-06-02
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
SPEND SUMMER VACATION
pROEITABLY.
intercollegiate Zionists Open Summer
Agricultural Course.

The Intercollegiate Zionist .tssocia-
tion announces n summer Agricultural
Course of six weeks. beginning July
18th. ending August 22nd, at the Ma
tional Farm School. Bucks County
Pa. Social workers, educators, journ-
ulists, and senior students are hereby
offered an opportunity to farm during
their vacation for either two. four. or
six weeks. The course will he com
bination of theoretical and field work
ON the farm under the guidance of
prominent Instructors in Agriculture.
Tuition is free, board ana lodging. fif-
teen dollars II week. Inquiry should
be made of Secretary, l. z. \. 10 Fifth
Avenue, New York.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-06-02
The Shield of Dauid
By NJ. ROBINS.

(Writtes for the Jewish News)
The loneliness of death hangs DER the
burial place:
Here sleep the noble dead from many
lands,
Amidst the crosses, row on row. an
other race
Has also left its mark, and lonely
stands
A shield of David, scattered here and
there.
Once emblem of II mighty warrior
And singing king, and now of days Of
yOre
A relic only. Oh! The years and
years of care
And woe that dragged and dragged
since meath this shield we fought
How many foreign lands we gave our
all.
Who gave us nothing in return, and
even thought
Us worse than swine. Now. after this
great call
The shield of David. oh! VIII it come
to life again!
Or just adorn "A grave of one who died
in vain.
NJ ROBIN.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-06-02
JEWISH ORGANIZATIONS OFFER
ED TO ENRICH ANTI-SENIITES

Berlin. Germany-Thc Jewish or
ganizations in Berlin have lately found
II new method of fighting the lies
spread about them thru the whole
country. A large sum of money ha>
been placed in court with the stipula-
tion that if during certain period
any of the anti-Semites should prove
the truth of any of their charges he
should receive this money. So far none
of the anti-Semites has availcd him
self of the opportunity of earning
sums of Jewish money easily.
This same method was used on one
occasion by the well-known Professor
Schuckling when an anuScmite de
clared him to he Jew. Prof. Schucl.-
ling at once deposited 11J0 marks as
II reward to any one who should bring
evidence that any one of his ancestors
from either the maternal or paternal
lineage was Jewish.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-06-02
Eminent Jewish Rabbi
Freed onTreason Charge
DR. EMANUEL LOEyN. FORMER
GRAND RABBI OF SZEGEDIN,
PROVEN INNOCENT.

BY Cable to the Denver Jewish News.
Vienna, Rabbi LOew freed, be-
cause Dutch Journalist Nypels
officially denies charges against
LOew. Rabbi forfeits position as
Grand Rabbi Szegedin.
DIR. Emanuel Loew, Grand Rabbi OF
Szcgedin was accused ~ having be-
trayed Hungary by giving an inter
view to Dutch journI ~, Nypels.
with the specific aim of ptpg Hun
garian interests. The 4aph.
Loew was. becoming In. 3l :!
its character. and aroused the lntercs;
of world Jewry.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-06-02
ample of constructive relief.
DIR. Plotz on the Typhus Epidemic in
Poland.

DR.. Plotz. the noted typhus special
ist sent to Europe by the j. ID. c. to
combat the typhus epidemic. cables
the following from Warsaw under
date of May 10!
epidemic disease and tuberculosis
gaining thousands of victims MS re-
suit of previous misery and present
neglected conditions. Conditions in
all Poland, especially new territory.
appalling Typhus fever responsible
for thousands of deaths. Unless condi-
tions are remcdied, epidemic Will in
crease next fall Present mortality
estimated twenty-five percent Enor-
nous lack of hospitals. hospital sup
plies. and medicines. Unless Immediate
steps are taken to protect lives of
adults. and children and care for sick,
distribution of relief is vaueless. Hope
to organize health campaign which
will involve expenditure of iinmense
sums. If results are to be achieved
Previous expenditure means total
waste. Other sanitary conditions are
most deplorahle and endanger and I'M
dermine health and welfare, especial
ly of children. These conditions must
be remedied if Eastern .,ewry is TO
be rescued and returned to humane
conditions"
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-06-02
COMMUNITY CENTER AS MEMOIR
IAL FOR 1. +. BERNHEINIER.
Temple B'nai Jehutlah Of Kansas City
Will Have Sl5O,OOO Annex.

Kansas City.-Plans for an annex TO
Temple B'nai Jehudah. as n memorial
to the late l. +. Bernheimer. We're CON
Temple Sisterhood. The building is to
cost S15O,OOO The Bernheimer family
subscribed $SO.0O0. Gustav and Jerome
Bernheimer and Mrs. Lee Schiff sub
Schoenberg. of st. Louis. $4,000. and
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. +. Lesem, $1,000.
More than half of the balance of S70.-
600 was subscribed by the members of
the Temple mt the dinner.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-06-02
JEWISH PROFESSORS LEAVE
VIENNA UNIVERSITY.

Vienna-As a protest, against the
anti-Semitic pogroms of the students
and the avowed hostility of Prof
Schwindt. head of the Vienna Uni
versity. the Jewish professors of this
school have resolved to seek positions
in foreign institutions and leave Wen
ia University. Some of the Jewish
professors of the University are schol-
ars of interna tional reputation AMI
undoubtedly non-Austriah schools of
learning will take advantage of the
proffered opportunity of adding such
great minds to their faculty.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-06-02
EXPULSION OF JEWS FROM BA.
VARIA.

Municll-The Bavarian Government
is set upon driving all its foreign Jews
from the country. Among those who
have already been exiled there were
many former Jewish soldiers and of
ficers who fought for Austria thruOut
the late war. Some of these had been
wounded and received medals of dis
,;,ot;on NOT only from tho Austrian
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-06-02
FAMOUS JEWISH MATHEMATIC-
Ian DEAD.

Heidelberg-Recently there died in
this city Professor MOritZ Cantor at
the ripe old age of ninety-one. DIR.
Cantor served for many years as Pro
fessor of the History of Mathematics
at Heidelberg University. He was
well-known in Germany as n mathe-
matician. In 1916 was celebrated MS
golden Jubilee US "A lsoctors-Sf P1hts
osophy Professor Cantor Is the au-
thor of many scientific works on
mathematics.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-06-02
NEW POLISH METHOD OF DRIV.
ING OUT JEWS.

Warsaw-The newly arrived priest
found n new way of Kidding the vii
lage of its undesirable Jewish in
habitants. Thru the aid of the special
war measures now operating in Poland
he is confiscating the Jewish houses
and transforming them into social IN
stitutions. such as schools. hospitals
and the like. A vigorous propaganda
is being carried on among the Christ
ian citizens advising them not to admit
any of the Jews into their homes. De-
prived of all shelter. the Jews are com
PEELED to leave the village.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-06-02
POLISH CITY COUNCIL CLOSES
JEWISH HOSPITAL.

Vilna-The Polish majority i'm til.
wilma City Council adopted a,resolut.on
10 close the Department % Skin and
VenereaI Diseases in the local Jewish
hospital. This medical branch ha
been in existence for about thirty
years and has proved vital to the
health needs of the community. The
resolution gave the lack of money in
the city treasury as reason for its
closing.
The Jewish Medical Society of Vilm
adopted resolution protesting nsainst
this outrageous disregard of the Jew
ish population.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-06-02
New Field Open to Ame-
rican Exporters
PALESTINIAN MARKETS OFFER
VAST OPPORTUNITIES TO MAN
UFACTURES IN THIS COUNTRY.

America has every possibility to de
velop the vast commercial possibilities
of the Levant. especially until the
british get actively into the field
again. according to Harold T. Mostyn
of the Independent Steamship Cor
poration. As Front Street, which has
been making commercial shipments to
Palestine and Syria since July.
American exporters have not yet
realized the wonderful opportunities
in the Near East. especially in Pal
estine." said Mr.. Mostyn with
thousands of Jews ready to emigratc
to Palestine as soon as its political
status is settled. with industrial and
commercial life already stimulated and
with n great number variety of under
Iakings for the reconstruction of the
country planned and already in opera
ton, there will be wonderful mar
ket for all kinds of supplies. which
American exporters should go after.
There is already a great demand for
american goods and the demand is
increasing. Many things are needed.
which offer a wonderful export mar
ket. particularly agricultural machin-
cry. clothing. furniture. lumber. all
sorts of metal articles, especially
plumbing supplies and even American
steel"
Mr.. Mostyn stated that his company
is now sending one boat to BeyrOIIt
every three weeks, carrying a 60O-tOn
cargo of automobiles. clothing cotton
goods. oils and food stuffs and has
scheduled a cargo of steel to be used
in railroad construction.
Until Manchester comes into the
market again with cotton goods. Amer
lea has free field. In that line." he
continued. so many improvements
are planned in the program of recon
struction for Palestine to prepare it
to absorb masses Of Jewish immi
srnnts thnr- Its possibilities ffnr -cxphrf
are almost without limit"
Their ships have been landing at
Beyrout. from where shipments are
made thruout Syria and Palestine. ac-
cording to Mr.. Mostyn. who added
that all ships would he directed to
Haifa as soon as harbor improve
ments have been made there. as it has
possibilities of becoming the best port
in the Near East. because of its con-
nections with the hinterland.
a special correspondent of the Man.
chester Guardian. sent to Palestine to
write n series of articles on its future.
declared in recent issue:
"Haifa can he made into the main
port of Palestine and an emporium for
much of its hinterland. Already mer-
chants are beginning to come to Haifn
in preference to BeyrOut. and goods
traffic with Damascus is being divert
ed from Beyrout to Haifa. With
good harbor. Hnifa should drain the
trade of Southern Syria and Trans
jordania. which cOnverges on Damas-
Gus. and if n thru line TO Bagtiad Is
ever built. it will tap parl of the com
merce of Mesopotamia.
Palestine has railroad network
which with few additions could be
made adequate. to its economic needs
for many years. Efficiently managed
the Palestine railroads could he made
to pay even now and should become
highly profitable as the country de-
velops and the population increases
with the coming of Jewish immigration
and Jewish capital"
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-06-02
BAVARIA WOULD STARvE HER
JEWS.

Municll-The Bavarian Government
decided to desist from giving the ortiz
odox Jews any more milk and cheese.
II is feared that Kosher meat also will
soon cease to he distributed.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-06-02
POLES BEAT JEWISH POLITICAL
PRISONERS.

T.
warsaw-It is reported from Minsk
that in the prison of that city Jews
held for political offenscs are daily
being beaten. No distinction is made
between men and women