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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-01
Levy on Incomes Of Rum Runners.

Levy on Incomes Of Rum. Runners.
United States District Attorney
Wallace +. J. Collins OF Brooklyn
was quoted recently as saying he ha1
n list Of names OF big b%ootleggofs 10
New York and their estimated prof
its. which he proposed turning over
to the internal revenue collector for
Observation-Disclosures THE INCOME
TAX LAW.
Collins is also investigating the
booze smuggling charges against
the steamer Henry Marshall. caught
outside Montauk Point lie brought
half the village OF Montauk Point
into his Brooklyn office. seeking ovi-
dence against Long Island liquor
smuggling.
Bootlcggcrs are usually not
ashamed Of their calling, and they
make little effort to hide II. Actual
jsil sentences for big b~ootleggers
are so rare hat they find Il unnecos
sary to 10 secretivc about Il.
In one city a police officer dellv-
cred booze In a patrol wagon. \
Pittsburgh waiter who hootlegs il re
puted to he worth $4,000.
Circulars recently were distributed
owe the United States by a MOI
treal concern offering to sell whisky.
camnuflagcd as Peerless Cold Rem.
edy." for only $40 a case, gin called
Peerless Kidney Kennedy" for sac.
and brandy called Peerless General
Tonic" FOR f3i "A case. Tho customer
was asked to sen half cash and the
booze wOuld be shipped as medicine.
the balance G. q. d.
Booze confidence games still work,
and pay handsomely. Thomas Cas-.
sassc. New York importer and OK
porter. complained 90 the police that
he had paid $4,000 for as barrels
that had small cans OF real whisky
attached TO tho spigots for samnlinr
purposes. But the barrels wcrs filled
with water. Two men were at
rested.
Shoes are first mentioned In ANIMAL.
1000 yenrs before Christ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-01
FEW FOLKS HAVE
GRAY HAIR NOW
NcIl-known local druggist says every
body n using old-tinUr recipe Of
sage Tea aud sulphur.

Hair that loses it, color and lustre.
or when Il fades. turns gray, dun n
l%ifelcHs. IL caused 10y 70 lack Of sulphur
In the hair, our grandmother made
up o. mixture ~ sage Tea and sulphur
to keep her locks dark and beautiful,
and thousands Of women and men
who value that even color, that hcuu-
tinul dark shade OF hair which is so
attractive. use only this old-timc re-
Cipc.
Nowadays We get this famous mix
turo improved by the addition Of other
ingredients 10y asking at any drug
store for q bottle Of "Wycth's Sage
and sulphur Compound which
darkenH the hair M naturally. so
evenly. that nobody can possibly tell
u has born applied. You just dnmpen
a sponge or soft brush with II and
draw this through your hair. takine
one small strand at "a time, by morn
ing gray hair disappears, hut what
delights the ladies with Wyeths Sage
nnd sulphur Compound is that, be
sides beautifully durkening the hair
after a few applications, It ais brings
back the gloss n lustre n gives
II an appearance Of abundance
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-01
Slump in Diphtheria
Cases in State

SANTA FE, Nov. There was a
decided slump In the number Of cases
% diphthcria reported last week, and
a decrease In the number OF all COM
municablc diseases reported, the
weekly bu letin " the state bureau OF
public health shows. Diphthcria cases
dropped from SO to IS. by comparison
with b week before. and the total
OF all diseases dropped from i26 TO
i02. Diseases reported by counties
are as follows.
thickenpoX-Bernalnlo 6. Chaves
2, san Miguel I total ~.
Diphtheria-Chayos /. ColfaN ..
Curry /, De Baca /. quay 1. Roose-
Welt /. san Miguel /. Santa FL ?. So
zorro ! Union 2, Valencia 2: total rs.
Gonorrhea-Chaves /. Roosevelt /;
total 2.
MaarlR-Santa Fe 3.
poifn-myenttr-Mora ,
Scarlet fcver-Eddy g.. Lincoln /.
Union / total s.
Syphilis-Sandovnl l..
Tuberculosis -Bernallllo .. Catron
e. ColfaX 6. Mora L. Snndoval 3. san
Miguel 8. Socur.o !. Valencia l. total
%.
Corcbro-spinaI moningltis-Chayos
MumpH-Bornalillo J..
Optha mi Noontorum-SHu Miguel
l.
pneumonia-ColfaN =.
Septic sore thrunt-Dtcro /.
SmallpON-QuHy l..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-01
New York Mayoralty
Campaign Enters
Its Final Week

NEW YORK. Nov The opening
81 the last week Of the Sew York
mayoralty campaign found the demo
Gratis, who hope to Keep Mayor John
T. Hylan In office, and thci- chief
opponents. the Goa ition forces. back
ing Henry n. Curran, president Of the
borough Of Manhattan, bringing Gp
their heavy speaking artillery to give
New York n continuous drumfirc OF
campaign oratory before they go Ia
the polls. Tuesday. Noycmbcr \
During the last week. William
T.avcrs jerome, former district at
turncy, took the platform for the 20
~aiiiionists. and began to attack phases
Of Mayor Hylan's administration.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-01
Clara Barton Memorial
Association Formed
By Clovis Residents

SANTA FE. Nov. The Clara
Memorial association of Amer
lea, with principal place OF business
In Clovis, has been Incorporated by
residents OF Curry county. The Assoc
IL not organized FOR profit, ans
therefore has no capital stock. The
incorporators are; David W. Jones,
A. l.. Dillon. Mrs. Alta H.. Roach. Mrs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-01
Wealthy Iowan Pens Own Death
Sermon, Digs Own Grave, Erects
Monument and Welcomes End

WATERLOO. Ia. Nov. i.-At the
age OF SO. william T. whitney,
wealthy retired farmer and one Of
the few remaining survivors OF
Iowa's pioneer days, looks back on
life AZ a disappointment
He welcomes death, and has made
all his preparations for IL, even to
the writing Of his funeral ser
mon.
A Tombstone already has been cut
with Whitncy's name and the date
OF his birth-isss. A has
been duE. cemented up with solid
concrete rides and a bottom TO a
thickness OF eight inches a mason
In under contract to construct a
cover Of cemen six inches thick and
TO face the grave with two layers OF
brick after Whitney Is buried.
'TIl be placed In that hole 20
sleep" says whitney. and l want
to be assured that my rest viii be
unbrokcn."
Friend Of TWIN.
whitney, for many years n clos
friend Of Alexander Graham Bell
and Mark Twin. says he IL an un-
believer.
No minister will omcIate when
Whitney is buried. The funeral
document that ne himself has writ
ten will he read by a personal friend.
NAAht - q tNNANNf ANA
not please my friends reads this
strange message. IF write to
please my friends. I shall be false
to myself. SO. without wishing to
be odd. II seems best to die and be
buried In silence
Il have no disposition 10 criticize
others. They have as good a right
"a. their opinions as I have to mine.
Only ignorance ~ arbitrary. HUI
mhnlty In my religion. I know moth
inE beyond the skies. / leave the
dead where nature leaves them.
We cannot say whether death In
n wall or q door, the beginning or
end Of n day. II there II n world OF
10. so much the better
Love Is the only how on lifc's
clouds. Without u we are less
than beaats-with II earth Is heaven
and we are gods
Lived With Indians.
whitney, after family sorrows In
his early life, spent years living with
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-01
LovINsToN BANK sUspENDs.


SANTA FE. Nov. 1.-R. r. James,
former cashier, has been designated
by the state bank examiners's office
as receiver for the First Territorial
bank. OF Lovington, which has sus-
pended business,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-01
President Issues
A Thanksgiving
Day Proclamation

WASHINGTON. Nov. L-prosidest
Harding issued a proclamation last
night designating Thursday. Nov. a.
as a day Of thanksgiving, devotion and
prayer and urging the people 10 give
thaaks for all that has been rendered
tinuation OF tho divine fortune which
has beon showered so generously up
on this nation"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-01
". G.. KELLY DENIED
REHIaAiuNG.

SANTA FE Nov. Motion Tor
rchearing has been denied by the su-
prrmr court in the case Of W. q,
Kelly. convicted In Santa Fc county
under a criminal proceeding charging
irregularities In the handling Of bonds.
He was sentenced to serve four 20
five years In the ponitnntiary and the
Judgment affirmed by the supreme
court.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-01

roaming all over the west. In Pan
anna and Mexico. and finally return
ing to Waterloo TO die.
life Is a disappointment. I con-
slider II n misfortune TO "a q
born he says II am waiting to
welcome death. But death mockR
me and ~ to laugh and to say
4 am In no hurry for yoal'"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-01

Newspapers are considered to DO
the greatest educational force in
American life.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-01

ID. l.. W. owen, Leila T.. Kendall, Ida
Il. l.. Osborne. ]. c. McCioiland, II. u,
cramer. C. w. Harrison. Charles L,
Dennis. II. W. johnson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-01
sHEsL HilMovAL oosrrY.

MONS. Beiginm.4lt cort the Hell
GUM government tso.o 900 TO rem0v
n a.o0O-pound German 1~nexploded
shell AZ Hayay. near here. n took
four months 10 dig the shell out II
the ground. underneath a structure,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-01

steer pens originated in England in
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-14
THE PASSING OF LOUIS J. GOLD.
MAN
Former President Of the Union Of
American Hebrew Congregations.
Dies.

Louis j. Goldman. whose long as
sOciation with things Jewish made his
name familiar to many communities
in this country, died at his home in
Cincinnati, Aug. 23rd. Mt the age of
seventy-One. His activities in behalf
of the Jewish cause covered long
span of years. Besides being prcsi-
dent of the Plum Street Temple in
Cincinnati for some time. he took an
interest in almost every Jewish move
ment OF national and International
scope.
In 1901 he became identified witch
the work of the Union of American
Hebrew Congregations His fervent
devotion to the Jews and Judaism
brought him into membership Of prac-
titally every committee and board of
the Union. and eventually to the vice
presidency and then the presidency of
che organization. He occupied the
latter office from 1907 to 1911. when
he was succeeded by the late j. Wal
ter Freiberg.
In 1913 he retired from active par
ticipation in public affairs as well as
from his own business. the Goldman.
Beckman Company, wholesale cloth
iers, of which he was the founder.
Tho born i'm New York City, he was
educated in the public schools of and
began his commercial career in Gin
tinnati.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-14
Uplifting Thoughts

They tell me thou art rich, my coun-
try: gold
In glittering flood has poured into
thy chest;
Thy 1fiocks and herbs increase, thy
barns are pressed
With harvest, and thy stores can
hardly hold
Their merchandise; uncnding trains
are rolled
Along thy network rails of east and
west;
Thou art enriched in all Things bought
and sold.
But dost thou prosper2 Better news
crave,
oh. dearest country, is i, well with
thee
Indeed. and is thy soul in health?
a nobler people. henris more wisely
brave,
And Thoughts that lift men mp and
make them free.
These are prosperity and vital wealth.
HENRY VAN DYKE.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-14
An Immigrant S View
By OSCAR LEONARD.

1t was one of those Americanization
conferences. 1t was like hundreds of
similar gatherings being held all over
the land except in one rcspcct-those
who promoted this particular confer
ence had exercised the good taste of
inviting leaders of various Immigrant
groups.
women. There were those who felt
that the time had arrived when Amer
ica must have as her motto. "One Peo-
Pile. One Language. Qne Flag" Some
of che speeches grew o bit rabid. They
voiced suspicion Of apyone who spoke
English with n f,Teign accent. and
looked upon every foreigner as a
radical ready to overthrow the gov
crrment and destroy what the Pill
grim fathers Ind builled
was rather sorry for the leaders
Of the immigrant groups who had been
invited to this conference. I felt that
spoke at all. since they We're made
the sort of Talk they had listened to
was not calculated to bring forth open
and frank opinions ls2p them. II they
extremely conscious Of their foreign
birth. their foreign accent and broken
English.
The chairman called on some of the
group representatives to speak. Some
asked to he excused from speaking.
others made somewhat ilnanp remarks
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-14
ADOlPH s. OCHS HEADS
FREIBERG MEMORIAL DRIVE

New YOrk-Adolph $. Ochs will be
Chairman of the New York Commit-
tee to raise S25O.OOO Endowment Fund
for the Union OF American Hebrew
Congregations in memory of the late
]. Walter Freiberg OF Cincinnati. pres
ident of the organization for decade.
Nanny Strauss. chairman of the Ma
tiOnal Committee. announced. The
Endowment Fund will he used to car
ry on Mr.. Freiberg's life WORK of or
ganizing and stimulating tsia relig-
ious activities of American Jews.
"In accepting the local chairman
ship" Mr.. Oclis stated. Il have ac-
cepted the chairmanship of the Com
mittee TO the campaign for j.
Walter Freiberg Memorial Fund, not
alone because of my sincere admira-
ton Of Mr.. Freiberg. hut because OF
my belief that the work In which he
was engaged and which snould he per-
petuateA is second to none in its i'm
portance 20 American Jews who have
n definite contribution TO make to
American progress: that. l believe, can
hest be made by manifesting greater
interest I'm the articles Of their faith,
thereby enriching American Thought
immeasurably by the. treasures OF
their religion. its idealism and its
teachings OF human brotherhood. its
stern morality and unswerving faith
being u tremendous moral force in
tho community
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-14

Complete plans for the s450.0OO
Jewish Hospital. to he erected at the
southwest corner of Poplar avenue
and Tucker street. Memphis. Tenn,
will be submitted to contractors Sept.
10. Ground probably will he broken
in the fall for one of the most COM
pletely equipped and comfortable hos
pital establishments in America, the
main object In the construction or
which is to provide homelIke surround
ings for patients who will be admitted
without regard to religious persuasion.
The buildings will cover 400 feet on
Poplar avenue, facing the partk. and
will run 800 feet back to Jefferson
avenue. Special attention will be given
to landscaping, so chat the outlook
will have healing effect upon the
patients.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-14
German Chancellor Is
Against Anti Semitism
PRAISES RATTERNAU'S EFFORTS
FOR GERMAN PEOPLE.
JewIsh TeIegraphic Agency

Berlin-The German Chancellor
Wirth in stirring speech against the
Anti Semitic movement In Germany de-
livered at the stadium" declared that
one man. Ratternau. had done more
for the German Fatherland and for
fhe' German people then all assembled
in the hall put together. To voice
In the hall. 'Ratternau is a damned
Jewish swinc," the Chancellor replied.
Can such man he called n damned
Jewish swine? True. Ratternau is a
jew and has been true to the faith of
his people. hut it just on that account
that the Catholics must take on their
bats to him."
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-14
DIR. RUDOLPH 1. COFFEE IN.
STALLED AS RABBI IN OAK.
LAND TEMPLE.

san FranciscO-The religious eyer-
eises covering the installation of Doc
tor Rudolph i. Coffee as Rabbi of
Temple Sinai. Oakland. California.
were among the most impressive Jew,
ish services ever held on the Pacific
coast. They covered a period of three
days and commenced on Friday after
noon. vixen Abraham Jonas, president
of the congregation. and Mrs. Jonas.
gave a complimentary dinner for
Doctor Coffee. Mrs. Bcss Coffee, moth-
er. of the Rabbi, pronounced the bless
ing over the Sabbath candles and
Rabbi Michael Fried. of Sacramento.
said grace. Rabbi Fried was DIR,
Coffce's predecessor at the Tree Of
Life congregation at Pittsburgh, Pa.
DIR. Martin A. Meyer. of San Fran
cisco. delivered the Installation adj
dress. Other speakers We're President
David Barrows. Rabbis Rosenwasser.
and Rinder. of San Francisco. Segal.
of Fresno, Fried. of Sacramento: Lie
M RI, of Spokane: Abraham Jonas and
Irving Kahn. president and vice-presi-
dent of the congregation and Rabbi
Coffee.
After the conclusion of the services.
many of Doctor Coffee's former class
mates met him In body and con-
gratulated him on his return to Oak
land. Twenty-Five years ago this
spring. he graduated from the high
school and ten members of that class
were seated In the audience TO well
come his return 20 the city OF his
birth.
The installation exercises closed
with reception. given by the Tenn
pie SisterhOod on Sunday evening.
The evenings program was conclud-
ed by an address by Doctor Coffee.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-14
HEALTHIEsT DISTRICT OF NEW
YORK CITY Is IN HEART OF
GHETTO.

New York-New York's hcalthiest
district is neither in Fifth avenue,
Riverside park. Gramercy park. nor
any of the other select residential
quarters, but in the heart of the
Ghetto, with its swarming thousands.
The board of health proved it with
statistics.
In sanitary district No. II. compris-
ing ten square blocks on the lower
East side. with a population of 3D.
:,73. che mortality. rate was GA per.
1.O00 against the city's average of
1898.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-14
NEW ENGLAND Y. M. H. A. HOLD
CONVENTION
II. C. B. Service,

Hartford. COnn..-Delegates from
nll Jewish centers in New England
repre-. nting Y. NJ. II. A. Chapters met
in convention here on Sunday and
Monday. September 4th and 9th.
Mr.. Harry Glichsman, secretary Of
the Jewish Welfare BOari. explained
the work now being done by Y. NJ.
II. AS thruouot the country and urg-
ed the New England branches to con-
centrate their activities on Amcri
cnnization and training of new i'm
migrants.
He introduced n resolution embOdy-
ing his views. The resolution was
adopted after some discussion.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-14
WOULD NAME TURKISH SULTAN
HEAD OF MOSLEM WORLD.

London-A conference of Arab not
ables now taking place at Mecca con-
vened at the instance of King Hussein,
the Sheriff of the Heljas. Represen-
tatives of all Arab Cries in the Near
East were invited. The object of the
conference is unknown but it is be-
lieved that the Moslems mean to pro-
claim the Sultan of Turkey as head
of the Moslem world
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-14
LEAGUE OF NATIONS ASKS FOR
INFORMATION REGARDING PAL
ESTINE..
tJewIsh Telegrnphic Agency

Jerusalem-The Council of the
League of Nations addressed itself
to the Palestininn government for in
formation regarding agricultural, In
dustrial and commercial conditions in
Palestine. Special inquiries were made
regarding the proportion of the diff
ferent elements among the population,
ns well as the density of the pOpula-
ton.
This information is being gathered
in order to facilitate matters in the
coming consideration of the question
of the Palestine Mandate.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-14
SOVIET AUTHORITIES PUNISH
RABBI FOR GRANTING DIVORCE
tJewish Telsgraphic Agency

Riga-Rabbi Kopolovitch OF Minsk
has been sentenced, after u sensation
al trial which lasted six days. to II
haIf years Imprisonment for granting
n divorce nder the Jewish Rabbinicnl
law. The trial took place under the
presidency of communist by the name
of Kroll.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-14
IMMIGRATION TO PALESTINE
CONTINUES.

Warsaw-oOO Jews. including en-
pineers, capitalists and manufacturers,
have left Warsaw for Palestine. This
is the first group of Jewish immi-
grants since the immigration to Pal
estine was limited, thru Sir Herbert
Samuel
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-14
CHALUZIM AND TOOLS ARRIVE
AT JAFTA

tJswish TeIeRraphIc Agency
Jerusalem-3OO Chaluzim arrived at
.IafYa yesterday from friesIc. The
"City Of York." carrying $4,000
worth OF tools sent by the American
Poale Zionists for the use OF Ialestin-
ian workinginen has arrived Mt Jaffa
nnd IL being unloaded.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-14
FRENCH GOVERNMENT WILL RE.
TURN NORDAU'S PROPERTY.
Jewish Telegraphic Agency

Paris-The French Government will
return to DIR. Max Nordau his prop
erty which it confiscated during the
war. Representations on behalf OF
Dr. Nordau We're made to the French
government by the World Zionist or
ganiZation.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-14
MINsK JEWS PREPARE AGAINST
POGROMS.


Rign-The Jews OF Minsk are con-
sidernbly ngitated over what seem to
be unmistakeable signs of pending
pOgrorhs. Self-tlefence corps are being
organized. The Jewish youth is well
armed.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-14

Jer,Isniem-The vine and almond
llarvests' period have now passed and
considerable unemployment consc-
quently exists. Many Jews are seek
ing work on government public pro-
jects.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-14

Julius Sagalowsky, a fourteen-year-
old indianapolis boy. has the honor of
having brought national tennis title
to the Hoosier state.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-14
Zionist Congress En-
dorses Weizmann
SESSIONS I.ARGLY SPENT IN
CRITICISMS OF THE ENCU-
TIVE.


heated discussion of the executive.
Many adverse criticisms were made
and strong defense presented.
Mr.. DE Lieme, former member of
the Zionist Executive, TOOK the floor
in severe criticism of the Executive.
He accused the Zionist Commission In
Palestine of an unecOnOmic regime. He
expressed the opinion that the Zion
list leaders failed to handle the Arab
situation properly. He maintained
that the Jewish settlement in Pales-
tine certainly had IFS peculiar rights
but 1t also had duties. one of which
was to cover its own educational ex-
pcnses. De I.ene was opposed to n
practice of the Executive of trans
fcrring sums for the use of the
Economic Council
Rabbi Meier Berlin then took the
floor. He defended the political ac-
,tivities of the present leadership;
likewise DIR. Weizmzan,s actions in
America. but expressed the regret that
II prominent Orthodox Jew had not
been included In the American Mission.
Berlin declared that Brandeis' in
fluenoe i'm America had been exagger-
ated by previous speakers. He criticiz-
ed the present Executive for the lack
of religious observance which now
prevails in Palestine resulting in nom
Kosher public kitchens which, he said.
the workinglnen OF Palestine frequent
1n1 i'm.
mediate creation Of Jewish Econ
cmic Council.
Others who entered into the discus
sion were DIR. ThOn of Cracow and
lean Fisher of Belgium. s. Kaplnnski
general secretary of the World POalc-
Zion organization, Abe Goldberg of
the American delegation. Vladimir
.Iabotinsky called the political situa-
ton of the Zionist movement des-
perate one, but corrected 1t by say
ing "The situation is u difficult one."
lac also made other startling state
ments. which caused excitement In the
congress.
DIR. Schmarya Levin criticized the
Congress for concentrating all discus
sion upon personalities instead OF the
methods to be used in building Pales
zine and Strengthening the Zionist or
ganization. DIR. Levin urged the Zion
list delegates to initiate II whirlwind
campaign OH their return to their re-
spcctive countries, to collect unpre-
cedented large sums of money and to
.,oo D., ~ ,but hafore Rosh HaShOnall
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-09-14

Moses Spektor. the noted Yidlish
writer, has arrived in Paris. en- route
TO the United States.