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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-11-01

a hail storm did $4,000 damages in
five minutes i'm st. Louis.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-11-01

There will be a practice game OF
polo at Sunnyside this afternoon.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-11-01

An attempt to effect a $50, OOO, 900
combine of cotton mills in the south
eUn states is a failure.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-11-01

Another football game between the
Morning Stars and Waikiki will be
played tomorrow.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-11-01

A general coal miners strike is
threatened in Belgium.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1921-11-01

Telegraph News
The New Orleans street car strike
ended October IL.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-09-23
DANCE FOR OLD FOLKS HOME

The arrangements for the dance to
be given on Tuesday evening, October
25, at the Curtis hotel, are already
in progress. The proceeds of the
affair will go for the maintenance of
the home. The community is asked
to reserve the date, as the affair
promises to be highly enjoyable. The
committee in charge include the fol-
lowing:
Mesdames j. H. Schanfeld, E. Ber-
man, A. Wolpert, G.. CARRIER, Chas.
Rauch, S. Hirsch, w. Greenberg, M.
Kurstin, I. H. Levine, G.. Gordon, l..
Zimmerman, A. Zekman, H. Green,
L. Fruedenfeld, A. Friedman, L..
Grodnick, I. S. Joseph, I. R. Weisman,
Alex Berman, assisted by Mesdames
A. Bardin, M. Braman, H. Berman, I.
L. Borushak, F. Brooks, Geo. Cults,
A. P. Cooperman, M. Dockman, J.
Edelman, E. Gutenberg, A. M; Gross,
D. Goldblum, M. J. Goldberg, H. Gold
berg, M. Gotlieb, M. Graceman, S.
Groll, N. Hershcovitz, J. D. Ideal, N.
Lowenthal, D. Levine, c. Kronick,
Henry Cohen, H. N. Meleck, A. B.
Miller, C. S. Rosenfeld, S. Silverman,
A. Rosenthal, I. Ribnick, H. Silver,
D. Rosenblatt, A. Oleisky, R. Schulz
man, M. Weinstein, F. Zimmerman, S.
Zalkind, J. Copeland, P. Markus.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-09-23
JEWISH TELEGRAPHIC AGENCY
MARKS TWO YEARS
ACTIVITY

New York &. T. A.)-On Septem-
Der goth the Jewish Telegraphic
Agency marks the end of two years
of activity as a distributing agency
of Jewish news to the English press
of this country, and almost the entire
Jewish press of the United States,
Canada and Argentina.
The Jewish Telegraphic Agency,
known generally as the Jewish Core
spondence Bureau q. C. b. has Of
fees in London, Vienna, Warsaw and
New York, and maintains correspon-
dents in Jerusalem, Jaffa, Constan-
tinople, Rome, Tunis, Paris, Berlin,
zig, Antwerp and London.
1t supplies the entire English-Jew-
ish press of this country and Canada
with cabled dispatches of foreign and
domestic news and with articles by
numerous personalities of prominence.
Among it's contributors during the
past few months are Israel Zangwill,
Prof. Albert Einstein, DIR. Chain
Weizmann, Felix M. Warburg, Arthur
Lehman, Jacob de Haas. DR.. Max
Nordau writes regularly for the
agency's subscribers.
Since it's inception in September of
1919 a complete international ma
chinery has been built up which con-
meets American Jewry intimately with
all Jewish communities abroad. Re-
Gently the general English press has
printed many items obtained from the
Jewish Telegraphic Agency and some
dailies have used it's articles by Gang
will.
The Bureau, which was originally
established as private enterprise by
Mr.. M. Grossman and Mr.. J. Landau,
has recently been registered as an
American corporation, with headquar-
tiers at ia Fifth avenue, New York
City.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-09-23
Rabbi Loew's Trial Begins

Vienna q. T. A.)-The trial Of
Rabbi Loew, originally charged with
treason against the Hungarian gov
eminent, began yesterday in Zegedin.
Much interest attaches to the pro-
ceedings.
The Hungarian correspondent of
the London "Daily Telegraph" wires
that the case is one of remarkable
political significance. Rabbi Loew, he
states, is man of striking personal
ity and Hungary's foremost pulpit
orator.
Though the judicial senate has
struck out the accusation of treason
from the Rabbits charge sheet, con-
tinues the correspondent, yet in
Loew's person the whole of Hungar-
ian Jewry is under trial.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-09-23

Jewish ex-soldiers in the German
army, numbering $4,000 members, has
issued an appeal to German Jewry to
come to the assistance of the Jewish
war widows and orphans, who are
starving while German Jews live in
luxury and pleasure, squandering their
money in an attempt to initiate the
German style. The appeal ends with
the words: abandon luxury and re-
turn to simplicity and an earnest life"
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-09-23
Gutenberg Counsel Against
BalachOvitch

Warsaw q. T. Alt is now &C.
cepted as certain that the Polish gov
eminent will consent to try General
Balachovitch and his staff for perpe-
trating pogroms against Jews. The
Committee of Jewish Delegations in
Paris has appointed lawyer Gruzen-
berg, who defended Mendel Bellies, as
counsel for the Jewish interests. He
will be assisted by Toitel.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-09-23
INVITATION TO STUDENTS

The Sisterhood of Temple Israel,
the Council of Jewish Women and the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Adath Yesh-
urun are very anxious to interest the
out-of- town students in attending
services at the various houses Of
worship on the Holy Days. The
members of these organizations will
also be glad to entertain the students
at their homes. Committees have
been appointed to extend the invita-
ton to the students.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-09-23
Kovno q. T. A.)-The telegraph Of
fees here are accepting cables writ
ten in Yiddish and in Hebrew.

The Queen of Holland has appoint
ed Mr.. A. Sanders, President of the
Council of the Jewish Community at
Rotterdam, and Mr.. S. van Gender
ingen, Secretary of the Congregation
at Kampen, Knights of the Order of
Orange-Nassau. Her Majesty has ap-
pointed Professor L. van Italie, of
Leyden University, Knight Of the Or
der of the Netherlands Lion.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-09-23

DEINARD ANNIVERSARY SER
VICES AT TEMPLE ISRAEL
Special services will mark the cele-
bration Of the twentieth anniversary
of DR.. S. N. Demands ministry at
Temple Israel on Friday evening, Sep
TENDER %, at the Temple, Fifth ave-
nue. south and Tenth street. Services
will begin promptly at eight o'clock.
The program is as follows:
Organ Voluntary.
Regular Friday evening services.
Music-By the Choir.
Introductory Remarks, by the pres
ident, Mr.. Jonas We'll.
Address by Rabbi C. David Matt.
Address by DR.. Marion D. Shutter.
Music-By the Choir.
Responsible. S. N. Deinard.
Music-By the Choir.
Benediction.
Following the services at the Tenn
pie (Fifth avenue south and Tenth
street), there will be reception ten
dered in honor of DR.. Deinard at the
Temple House, Twenty-fourth street
and Emerson avenue south, where the
Sisterhood of Temple Israel will be
the hostesses.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-09-23

Paris.-La Vielle France, the anti
Semitic "rag," accuses the Roths-
childs of having bribed all newspa-
pers not to attack the Jews. In
reality, however, the absence of Jew
batting articles in the French press
during the last few weeks is attribut-
ed to the growth of the influence of
the Radical-Socialist bloc, in which
the Jews are destined to play a great
role.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-09-23
ADATH YESHURUN NOTES

Sabbath Services will be held at
the Adath Yeshurun Friday evening
at sunset and Saturday morning at
9 o'clock.
Cover for Table Donated
A neatly embroidered cover for the
reading desk on the pulpit of the
Synagogue, to match the curtain be-
fore the Ark, has been presented to
the Adath Yeshurun by Mrs. H.
Diamond, of 912 Fourteenth avenue
south, in memory Of her mother.
Ladies' Auxiliary Meeting
The Ladies' Auxiliary will meet in
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-09-23
AGUDATH ACHIM SERVICES

The Agudath Achim Synagogue,
Seventeenth avenue south, near
Franklin, announces it will hold ser
vices on the coming holidays. It has
secured as it's cantor, Mr.. Morris Sill
Der, who conducted services in the
synagogue last year. The committee
in charge of the renting of seats
meets at the Synagogue evenings and
Sundays.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-09-23
Arab Delegation Appeals to Harding

Arab Delegation Appeals to Harding
London q. C. B. 1.-The Palestinian
Arab delegation has sent cable to
President Harding appealing to him
on behalf of the Mohammedan and
Christian population of the Holy Land
to use the moral force of the United
States in opposing the British Man.
date for Palestine. The same mes
sage to the President urges him to
request the League of Nations to
grant Palestine a parliamentary gov
eminent and to protect the Moham-
medan population from what the tel
egram calls "the Jewish PERIL
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-09-23
New Terror and Excuses Against
Jews in Hungary

Vienna q. T. AIN Szigetvar,
Hungary, several rich Jews, among
them Armen, Singer, Ludwig and
Joseph Schlesiger and Leopold Neu-
mann, were arrested on the charge of
alleged sympathy with Jugo- Slovakia.
Especially large sums are being asked
for their release.
Excuses against the Jewish popu-
lation of the town of Baranya have
occurred recently. Many Jews were
beaten and badly wounded.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-09-23

the vestry rooms on Tuesday after
noon, September 27, at 2:3O p. m.
An interesting program has been ar
ranged.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-09-23
News About Jews Everywhere

London q. C. B.)-The first Jewish
association for the protection of Jew
ish interests has been formed in Cal
cutta.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-09-23

The Union of Jewish Esperantists
has decided to issue a special maya
zine for the purpose of spreading
Esperanto among the Jews and of
acquainting Esperantists generally
with Jewish culture.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1921-09-23

CuIu w SlIup1IClCy anu oil c1IucSC 1llc.
ZIONIST CONGRESS ENDS
Executive Elected
Carlsbad q. T. A.)-The Zionist
Congress, which has been meeting
here for the last fortnight, closed on
Thursday, September Is, with election
Of officers and executive members.
DR.. Chain Weizmann was reelected
president, and Nachum Sokolow chair
man of the Executive Committee. The
other members of the World Execu-
tive Committee are: Vladimir Jabot-
insky, DR.. Leo Motzkin, DR.. Solowec-
jik, Richard Lichtheim and Joseph
Cowen.
The members of the Palestinian
Executive Committee in charge of re-
construction work are: DR.. Elder, Mr..
Usisskin, Judge Bernard A. Rosen-
blatt, DR.. Ruppin. Professor Pick
will represent the religious faction Of
the movement and Mr.. Sprinzak the
labor groups.
Greater Actions Committee
The Greater Actions Committee
members who have been elected are:
Rosoff of the Russian Zionists, Chief
Rabbi Chaies, DR.. Reich, DR.. Robert
Stricken, Deputy Greenbaum of the
Polish Sejm, Podlosevsky Of Poland,
DR.. Thon Of Cracaw, Otto Warburg,
Victor jacobson, Schmarya Levin,
Julius Simon, Rerhard, Louis Lipsky,
Alb. Goldberg. The Mizrachi mem
bers are Rabbi Berlin, Rabbi Fish
man, DR.. Farbstein of Poland, Her.
man Struck of Berlin and E. w. Le-
win-Epstein. The labor groups are
represented by Sprinzak, Kaplan and
Katzenellenson.
Manifesto to Jewish People
The Congress has decided to issue a
manifesto to the Jewish people, urg-
ing them to strain every effort to de-
vote all energies to the construction
of the Jewish Homeland in Palestine.
The resolution was carried unani-
mously amid stormy enthusiasm.
Palestinian Budget Accepted
The Congress approved the budget
of 9656,OOO for Palestinian activities,
divided as follows: 100000 for san
itary work; $4,000 for workingmen's
fund to be used in settling working
men already living in Palestine; $780,
900 for immigration; 100000 for
agrarian colonization; $4,000, expert
mental station sundry expenses; $685.
900; commercial information bureau,
$4,000; administration, 5000; edu-
cation, 9128,OOO.
The educational budget is divided
as follows: 100000 for the support
of schools; $4,000 for the construc-
ton of new schools; 100000 for the
Haifa Technical; $4,000 for the Jeru-
salem Library.
Impressive Close
At the close of the Congress, Chain
N. Bialik, the Hebrew national poet,
delivered fiery address in Hebrew,
and Mr.. Sokolow, as the president of
the Congress, thanked the Czecho-
Slovakian government and particular
ly it's President, DR.. Mazarik, for the
hospitality shown the delegates from
all countries.
Sokolow's closing remarks were,
''The Congress has been. a difficult
one but good one. Next year, may
we be in Jerusalem" Delegates sang
the Hatikvoh and cheered.
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The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-03-09

Ole Smoke says: SAY bane
watch das har Teller, Yon ;Steen,
bane OMIT be likevidater for Bank
Of Nord Dakota, ven I Wee As.
make state Safe insane for des har
Beeg Beez, an ay ben tank he ben
tam poor friend for farmer fellef.,
He ben hold may brudder's pay
warrant and skall tell him, cay
ben Watchdog treasury Ay tank
he ban votchdog and Beeg Beez
skall Wind votch. Den he make
great noise vorse'n Tvitchel, boud,
paying farmer fellers hail variants
vat don't belong to us no more.
Dem soak may brudder for nod
der tame rake-off.' Oh, We skall
be hot on collar! .Ay skall tai. ju.
meester, if We farmer and worker
faller skal gat meny friends lax
das har Yon Steen we skall yoost
eat Rooshian theestle purity kvick,
by yimmeny! Ay skall vote on
has har Recall, No fem time. Ay
bane purity tired getting saved BY
dees har l.. Wee As all time. Ay
skall wont save myselv vun time,
by yinyer! ii
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-03-09
PROTECTING OUR LABOR.

The present condition of the labor market
should have a strong influence in determining
the wisdom of closing the door against further
immigration from the old world-at least for
the present. If four millions or more of idle
hands in America are not sufficient argument,
then something heavier than an ordinary ham,
mer will be necessary to impress congressional
intellects that this country is menaced by it's
immigration laws, which permit almost unres-
tricted immigration. America can run it's bus
mess without new foreign labor, and every for
eigner who comes to America now is adding to
our troubles and his. This country does not
need him now, from an economical standpoint
developed by the class of capital that op-
presses labor at every opportune moment. There
are now Americans enough to perform every bit
of the necessary American labor and further
immigration means higher prices and lower
wages: harder times for the laboring man and
a lessening demand for his labor. AS long as
there is one man for every job, the country is
safe and industrially healthy; but when there
are two men for every job, some must go hun
CRY and all must suffer privations that would
not exist under a more healthy condition.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-03-09
AMERICA FOR AMERICANS.

1t has been proposed that the Allies pay thei.
debts to the United States by surrendering ter
ritory. England and France can pay thei1
debts by surrendering to Uncle Sam, their pos
sessions in the West Indies, or in other parts
Of the world; but the West Indian possession
Of those countries are near to Americas coas
and are worth more than to them.
But, why not this? England might turn
Canada over to the United States. That
country lies just north of our boundary line,
and should have been a part of the United
States from the foundation Of this, govern
ssn,ent. The interests Of the people are COM
mon with those Of this country. They un-
derstand the United States and are under
stood here better than the people Of any
AeseekassaliaRsaftAsans'rsAkd .The people 81 r.
lsSf6kSBdf 1nfkktVe reside 1tkSalnnsmf b pesos
and harmony for MANI years. IN fac. west
81 III Canada Is psOpled largely By emil
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-03-09

time md Win betheirahsddlS1NatS4l
replaced with paving. Wat piivfse
We have nowSwil ssbst ts9 S1n6agof
property that &c 1e6eets, ,cloga
million dollars before il IS paid III.
A Lobbyists Work.
Now, in regard to lobbying agaipst
the Stevens bill, I am willing Ha6klfsS
NIT that Mr.. Traynor did not gpsho-
Bismarck to lobby before the connidiiit-
tee having this bill under considers
ton, but Mr.. Traynor well knows
that q certain party from Devils Lake
did 60 to Bismarck for that puEpe0:
and that that party remained thsrU-
continuously for about three weeks,
or until the said bill Masskilled anAs
then he remained there for q shsse>
time after the bill was killed TO h.
good and sure that the bill was ab-
solutely lifeless, and Il I do not miss
my guess the city will pay the e.
pense Of such lobbying. II there ~
a single citizen Of this city who thinks
there is 20 good cause for amending
the present law relative TO doing paw
ing in cities let that person read $50
tions 1908 and 3704 Of our 1913 Code.
I need not say anything further re-
garding this law for If you will take
the time to go to on1 laWssofice and
read those two sections. that will be
all that is necessary to convince ypu
that under that law the people have,
absolutely nothing to say as to wheth-.,
er or not a home may be taken by Wy
of a forced mortgage for having.
In closing. I wish to quote just .
few more. words of Mr.. Traynor h
his last article which are as follows:
Lets not jump at sconclusions with
out knowing the facts. Let's be fair
with each other" ~
Now; Mr.. Traynor, if you have such,
a Strong desire to be fair why did you
not write your November article
before the paving vas contracted for
so that it would have done some good.
Respectfully,
r. GOER.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-03-09

grants from the states, who have sought
the rich lands Of that section and have
made them what they are, the home Of .
hardy people, purely American. Not only
have Americans been instrumental in the,
settlement of the Canadian Northwest, but
they nave taken with them on leaving
America, millions of dollars of American
money that was made upon American
- farms thruout the Middlewest. These pe61
pie are Americans in spirit, altho subjects
of Johnny Bull, and to return them to the
dominion of the United States would be
no hardship. S%
This country advanced money to both Franc,
and England to enable them to fight German,
and also to stabilize their financial structure
had been strained beyond the DANCE
point, and by 80 doing saved their nationa
life. ''... Il
France and England do not need their pos
upon this side of the Atlantic, whethe
island or continental and the United States does
it needs America for Americans.
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would have voted in favor Of paving

would have voted in favor Of paving
in 1920. ss'e ~
a+s An. Awful Toll 81
Yes, we needed paving very badly
last year and to show you just
how badly we did need the paving
last year I want to give just q few
figures. In the first place, in order
to raise necessary money with which
to do the paving it was necessary to
bond the city. Now, these bonds that
were sold for that purpose were sold
at a discount Of seven percent, or in
round numbers, $31,500. These bonds
should have been sold at or above par
thus saving that sum Of money 10
the taxpayers of Devils Lake. Again
the bonds draw interest at the rate
of six percent, and for n year that
would be, $4,000. The rate Of inter-
est should not have been exceed four
percent especially where so large
amount was involved in the deal, and
had the rate been four instead of six
percent that would have been another
saving Of $4,000. Now, adding this
sum to the discount on the bonds
makes just $4,000 that should have
been saved on the paving done last
year, but as I have said we needed
the paving very badly and had to have
it regardless of cost, for what's a few
dollars to Devils Lake.
Again, I am informed that the city
fathers paid the civil engineers some
thing like $21, 900 for what, they did
towards the paving. I,really believe
that had / been q member Of the city
commission I would have kept that
part Of the expenditure quiet, not
that I would have kept it from the
knowledge of the people, but I do not
think I would have published it in the,
paper as they did. This part of the
paving could have been done for less
than one quarter Of that sum which
would haye been another saving of
owe $4,000 or a total saving Of
$51,0 600 OF three items.
A Poor Job.
Had we waited. till this spring to
do the paving, we might have gotten
a good job but what have we now.
If anyone thinks we have a good job
of<paving let them just make a casual
examination of it. and be convinced.
In leaving the p~ostofice steps going
west at the end of the walk you will
see a fair sample of what we have in
the way of paving. This paving will
not stand the heaving by the frost
for when thrown UP by frost it cracks
and then what happens after the
heavy trucks have ran over it for
abount n year. It will be broken
and become worthless in a very short
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-03-09

oaarks something like, these would
be flashed upon the screen:
"He could not resist pineapple
temptation"
"Driven mad by nut sundaes."
"Shot to pieces by grape juice"
"Rent asunder by a banana split"
"Made drunk by matted milk.
Asked If he was among the speak
ers.at a banquet he attended, Eugene
O'Brien admitted he had made
few soupen6shal remarks"
Did you ever notice how pretty
are the faces Of bathing girls IN
Gins.
They keep their beauty in. good
shape.
She Loves Excitement
No sooner had Winifred West
over finished "The, Fighter with
Conway Tearle than she began
"Bucling the Tiger" with the same
actor. :.
Caypentiey and De,spsey ave having
some difficulty IN ffsdi.0 . Place to
fehs t1e1 eight-yed film.
The old-fashioned pistol once used
in photoplays seems to have been
automatically replaced
Advance F1ashes ak Photopaays
"The Gilded Butterfly viii Be
Elaine Hammersteih''s next pictuA.
THE Fourth Sin. win BE- The
means Of Martha Msnafeld arriving
at stardom on the screen.
Chaplln's new oas; The Kidsss
when shown Il, New Yoss
Strand, began eyssyI ~ O. hlotf
i bsloss nooa With III Ans1 disptav
StlftfnS q II p. y.
A rsadsrs asks: ssyfin thsss bss6i,
profteers ia the fntuais ulorll3'Ef
hspe =. We wishthSywsrs III
].
11lnse Il. i
gAeno ~ - yG1l1
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OIL LEASE NO. 1
II a dollars all you've got, )
Don't go and spend it.
Hunt around and find a spot,
Stake yourself q nice, bit lot
Whether it's your own or not,
Call it "Oil Lease No. L."
Sell some stock and soon, my son
You'll have lots and lots Of mon.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-03-09

A wife at home is worth two phono-
graphs at the furniture store.
The Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1920-1982, 1921-03-09

FROM THK, DAILY NKPOT
IAN hail the Stars and Stripes. and
may the Union remain eternal.
Harding is now our president. May
he live forever!"
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Blobs o. Ink !,
By Hlftly p. Nystron
IT PAYS no

Get rich, we tell you how. Send
$500 for our Observation-Disclosures.
One man sent the v. His reply was:
Work like : niger and let your
whiskers grow"