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The Denver Jewish news., 1921-07-13
Anti D DefamationL League.
Achieves Victory
G. PUTNAM WILL DISCONTINUE
PRINTING THE CAUSE OF THE
WORLD UNREST"

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The liberal spirit displayed In this
matter encourages us TO present our
protest against the continued puhii-
cation OF nnother volume now being
published niu distributed ny your
company which glspinyt, to; saS .stne =
lcast. n dfsregnru Tor the sennsihty
of people who have accepted Judn-
ISM as 'heii i'hS""S
book. The Cause OF world Unrest Is
an attempt to prove the nuthehticlty
OF the Protocols by comparing the pro
gram contained therein with the trehd
of current events. The thesis OF the
anonymous writer. as stated on page
?2. is that the Protocols predict IL
world revolution, ana a worid reVoi"-
tion carried out by Jewish organi-
zatiOn. and that the revolution now
in progress-the Bolshevist revoiu-
iion-is In fact carried on mainly b!
Jews, and is an attempt at woria
revolution. As proof that Boishevism Il
n Jewish movement, the writer presents
an astounding mass of half truths ana
utter falsehoods II the book hau
been written by the most bitter anti
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-07-13
POLISH JEWS CELEBRATE JULY
(Jewish Telegraphic Agency

(Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Warsaw American institutions
here, including the offices of the Joint
Distribution committee, closed July 4
In honor of the American Day of In
dependence. Many streets and houses
in the Jewish quarter were gayly dec
'orated with American flags. Special
services were held in the great syano-
cog where Chief Rabbi Posnansky
lauded the relief work Of American
Jewry.
The holiday was celebrated by the
entire Polish community of this city.
hut Jewish representatives We're not
invited to participate.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-07-13
SOCIALIST CONVENTION CON.
DENIS ANTI-sEMITIsM AND 20
GRONIS.

New York-The convention Of the
Socialist Party of America held in
Detroit adopted a resolution condemn.
ing anti-Semttism. and the pogroms
against Jews in Poland and ukrain-
In. The same resolution criticized the
League Of Nations for not having
taken more Drastic measures, asaisst
the continuation of excesses against
4 Jews 4n-crrsnln -1cusopeaa countries =
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-07-13

carried by the force of the flood thru
the rear of our store, the rear wall
by the way had cayed in by that time.
His head was caught by the plate
glass of the front door and the animal
bled to death. @
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-07-13
CHURCHILL PRESENTED WITH
TORAH FROM PALESTINE.
tJewIsh TeiegraphIe Agency

Lonlon-Nahum SOkOlOw yesterday
presented Winston Churchill. Minister
Of Colonial Affairs. with TOrah sent
the Minister as token of npprecia-
tion. on the part Of Palestine Jewry.
for his efforts on behalf of ZiOnism.
Churchill appeared deeply moved. and
In an enthusiastic address. reaffirm-
ed his sympathy for the Jewish peo-
pie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-23

New York, Feb. 23.-Herbert
Hoover said here last night he had
discussed witt. President-elect Hard
ing, over the telephone, the accept
ance of Cabinet post offered to him.
Mr.. Iioover's statement follows:
1T is true that Senator Harding
and | have had conversation over
the telephone yesterday evening as
TO my accepting post in the Cabinet
Naturally these are matters re-
curing consideration, and equally
they are net matters for me to dis
cuss. row."
Mr.. Hoover, who was sen in box
at the Metropolitan Opera House,
where ne was attending benefit
for European relief, de-
clincd to discuss the subject further.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-23
Loud Speaker" to Aid
Harding at Inaugural

Washington, Feb. 23.-After having
been ct work for. a month on the
apparatus expert engineers II the
Bell telephone system aancun:,; yes
sefday that the Loud Speaker" that
is to CARR President eie":- lIar..ny' 5
voice far out over the aui.eE.:e WI.
te in perfect working orGcf when he
delivers his inaugural address March
Fourth.
1t is said that tha instrument will
carry clearly every xoi,I Of Mr.. Hard
:ng,s address for con; '"cIa:.:; :nrre
shan a block. The machinery i= Cd.
cea!ed in three roc'Ss while the huge
lorns through which sae speech W.,
BE heard are made r.. the Roof of the
speakers stand. ) 81 +raEsmItters
will be placed at t1e for; and sides,
50 that in wnate.!:: direction Mr..
Sarding turns his - :, y. y cau:.ht.
TIE working CT the "Lord Speaker"
requires crew rs large a that Of q
small vessel to witch eve: It's detail;
While the inaugural is pcing made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-23
AFTER ANY
ILLNESS THE
BLOOD is WEAK
# You Get We'll SIc:sly, Try Build
ing Up Your Bleed
It's Bleed That Feeds. The Body
pepto-Mangan Creates Rich, Red
Blood, Changes Pale Complex
ions to Bloom Of Health

A serious illness, even 4 cold that
IS hard to shake off, can reduce the
blood to a weak, watcry' condition
which keeps the normal strength ana
vigor from coming back.
This poor physical condition brings
on helpless, discouraged mental cor
dition which rich, red blood can ie-
store.
Pure blood should be rich in iron
which Nature supplies TO some e%-
tent in food. nu. often through taulty
digestion or improper diet you don;
get the needed iron. ami your blocd,
on which your health depends. grows
weaker and weaker.
GUIDES Pepto-Mangan: enriehes t!ie
tlood, increases, the red. blood cell*
and supplies the ingredients tna'
bring quick response in vigor. y.
tality, and fine color.
Physicians recommend GUIDES Pep
to-Mangan. When you order. but sure
the word Guides" is on the package
Without Guides it is not Pepeo-Man
gan. Furnished in both liquid and ia.
e. fern. For sale by all druggists
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-23
3ead Of Black and Tans


London, Feb. 23.--The reign Of the
Black and Tans in Ireland is Gaming
to an end. II was announced ycster-
day that ACKNOWLEDGMENT. t'rozier,
he commandment the military div
SIGN Of the Z. /. C. (the Black and
Tans) and his adjutant, Captain Nc
Fee, have resigned. However, high
official in the Irish governmer; said
the designations were asked for and
that the move means there vii DC an
entire charge in the Irish policy.
1t is declared that General C:ozier
has been the man held responsible for
he lack of discipline in the Black and
Tan organization "A successor has no!
been appoipntel and it IS likely that
none will be, it being believed that
the command will be transferred
either to the chief Of the regular army
or to the regular police.
II is known that General Macrcady,
the commandcr-in-chief Of the forces
in Ireland, has been deeply 1issaSis-
fled with the policy Of the Black and
Tans and he has expressed himself
forci3lv on all occasions about their
actions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-23
EIGHT KILLED AS
TROLLEYS COLLIDE

Shelton, Conn, Feb. 23.-Eight
persons were killed and % injurct
late yesterday afternoon when two
trolley cars collidcd head on on the
Bridge port Shelton line, near High
Bridge, in the southern part of Shell.
ton.
The collision occurred about soc
feet so1th Of switch. when botF
cars we're travelling at fair rate OF
/: speed. Witnesses said there was a
loud report Immediately following
the crash and flames burst out in the
wreckagc where the two cars were
buckled together.
There was said to have been five
gallon can of gasoline in. the front
vestibule of. the Bridgeport-bound car
.eN Only five persons were in the
northbound car and all were able tc
'igct out safely. The southbound car.
going to Bridgeport, had about 35
'7passen@ers or board. The Goldberg
children were seated in the front seat
of the car and were caught in the
first the f 5 -,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-23

!
Elko, Nevada, when his plane fell, &C
ccrding to adyices received here.
Captain Lewis was plotting one II
the two planes which left San Fran
cisco at 4.30 a. M He took cha g, Of
the plane at Reno.
The message to air mail ssrtl,e
headquarters here said that Captain
Lewis machine in taking eff from
Elko, vert into a tail spin and cash
ed to the ground.
Captain Lewis served in the Ameri
can air forces during the war and had
been in the air mail service about two
months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-23

argument that It would be a mistake
to pick two Cabinet officials from
one town.
All three OF the appointments now
lacking formal consummation are ex-
pectcd to be definitely established
within a day or two, but it is not
probable that the Pres!dept-elect
will make any more positive an
nouncements en- the subject until in
auguration day. He already has made
known officially his choice Of Mr..
Hughes and Mr.. Daugherty, but he
has told his friends that he sees no
reason for announcing the others now
This view is understood to have the
concurrence Of Mr.. Daughcrty, who
held another long conference with his
chief Yesterday before departing for
the North.
Mr.. Harding also let it be known
yesterday that he expects to leave
subordinate appointments within the
executive departments to the rcspcc-
tive Cabinet members. whom he pro-
poses in turn to hold responsible for
selcctingsan efficient department per
sonnet. Commenting on the selection
Of Henry P. Fletcher, Of Pennsyl-
saria, for Under Secretary Of State,
he said nc was leaving that ana SINH
ar State Department appointments
% Mr.. Hughes. /
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-23
SHOES WEAR LONGER

Wien you walk in comfort; SO do
stockings. A package of Aliens Foot
Ease. the antiseptic powder to shake
into the shoes and sprinkle III the
fcct-bath gives you that "old shoe"
ard saves wear Aliens Foot
Ease makes tight or new shoes feel
easy. Ladies can wear shoes one size
smaller by shaking some Aliens Foot
Ease in each shoe in the morning.
SclI everywhere.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-23
LETTER FROM VIVA. RI. co.
New Schedule. No More Smokers!
To Alexandria Gazette:
Va

Effective March LIST new schedule
will be put in operation on the Mount
Vernon division rf the Wash;E gtcr-
Virginia Railway Company. This sche-
dule will give, en- week days, hourly
service between Washington, Alex
andria and Mount Vernon and inter
mediate points and fifteen minute SER
vice between Washington, Alcxs1-
dria ard intermediate points. On Sun
days ard holidays between Washing
ton, Alexandria and Mount Vcrncn
and. intermediate points hourly set
vice. Between Washington, Alexandria
and intermediate points twenty min
ute service. This we .oelieve will be of
great benefit to the patrons Of the
road between Alexandria and Wash
ington as it gives them four cars ar
hour instead Of three as at the pre-
sent time. The running time will also
he reduced between Washington ard
Alexandria from thirty-f;ve to thirty
minutes. Trailer operation vii! be dis
continued on all trains except during
rush hour periods, beth morning an!
evening. and on such Mount Eerno,
trains whose patronage requires the
extra car.
Owing to the fact that tSa;!ers will
:oc used only CT heavily loaded trains
all smoking privileges will be with
sdrswn. This is necessary to place the
full capacity and accommodation o.
the trains at the service of all patrons
of the road, some Of whom new, o.
account of comfort and health cannot
patronizc the car when used as a
smoker, and which has tendency tc
overload the front car. 1t is also dons
to conform with the wishes of tbs
Board of Health and numerous pat
rons of our road ard 20 promote g
Clearly and sanitary condition in our
cars.
We trus. that this new schedule will
meet with cooperation and approva
CT. our patrons on the Mount Vernon
IdRTs;on.s
$: = Very truly yours,
NJ. G. STRATTON. |
General Manager |
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-23
TINE TO ACT
DON'T Wait for the Fatal Stages OF
Kidney Illness. Profit By Alex
andria Peoples Experiences

Occasional attacks Ct backachc, n
regular urination, headaches and dlzz'
spells are frequent symptoms OF Kid
ney disorders. It's an error to neg:lec'
these ills. The attacks may pass off
for a time but generally return with
greater intensity. DON'T delay mini
ute. Begin taking Doans Kidney
lis, and keep up their use until the
desired results are obtained. Good
work in Alexandria proves the effec-
t,iveness of this great kidney remedy
Mrs. A. W. Ballard. 506 South Al
fred ST., AleHandrla. says: 81 could
hardly get around. my back hurt so
When / bent over would get so diz.
zy ! could hardly straightcn up
There was a throbbins ache in m,
head most of the time and / Away:
felt tired. Doan's Kidney Pills re
lfeved me Of all.kidncy complaint an<
| believe if hadn't taken them il
time the trouble would have bcel
pretty serious. certainly can rec
ommend Doan's Kidney Pills"
Price 6Qc. at all dealers. Dca
himply ask for a kidney remedy-sc
Doar:s Kidney Pills-the same tlra
Mrs. Ballard had. Foster-Milburn, c
Mfrs. Buffalo, \. J..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-23

Try a Gazette Classified ed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-23
Hoover Invited To Cabinet
Continued from page oDe)

!. Continued from page one)
Duncan may GO in.
One Of the considerations that has
been urged against Mr.. Davis is that
although he lives at Moose Heart,
H., national headquarters OF the
Moose fraternity, his principal bust
ness interests arc in Pittsburgh,
which also is the home of Mr.. Mellon.
It is understood, however, that Mr..
Harding has nc sympathy for the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-23
We Shoulder Your Laundry Burd

Our representative lives right III McXand1a ana telephone c
to him office will Immediately rns hn AMER your WASH
7,or call him NE Immediately ad find cut for yourself
h,,,r oy mi o do the kino Of work We claim 10 do.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-02-23
Air Mail Pilot Killed
- Trying to Sc; Record

San Francisco, Feb. 23.--Cap,a.a
". T. Lewis, air mail service pilot on
the Reno to Salt Lake leg Iii Inc at
tempt to establish record for rapid
delivery between San Francisco anc
New York was killed yesterday al
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-13

Mrs Budt Hoard was Il charming
hostess 80 the members OF the We'd
nesdly c-J nd other guests last
week in the Hoard ho1ne on street.
southwest. when dainty Springtime
towers decorated the severa! rooms
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-13
Soci@GvlEv@mtsofth@W Week
By RUTH NOLAN
Telephone 53S--

in wlich games were played. \ salai
course. served following The games.
Score favors were won by Mrs. Ar
thur Woo1. Miss Gladys Sciyally and
Mrs. {. O. Gregg.
be with Mrs c. o. Gregg, February
% in her home. 1910 Stanley boule-
vard.
The Philharmonic Club will hold
open house, Wednesday afternoon al
3 o'clock al the Chamber of Commerce
when an Oratorio-Sonata program will
r. Wolverton and C. II. Everett will
be hostess for the afternoon.
The program TO be given follows.
Piano Duet-"Egmont' beethoven
Mesdames Don Lacy, II. B. Hart
Voice-"O, Had ! Jubal's Lyre"
(Joshua) ------------------H Handel
Miss Helen Dolman
Piano" Pathetique Sonata '------
Beethoven
descriptive Analysis)
Miss Joy Moore
NOlce-- Inc LoTu IL MlHului VI
His Own" est. PauD -Mendelsshon
!. Mrs. Billie Baker
Voice-"I Know That My Re-
deeruer Livcth" (Messiah) Handel
Mrs. A. NJ. Hepls-
Callirhoe" -Chaminade
Mrs r. +. Griffith
Duet Waited for the Lord"
Hymn Of Praise) --Mendelssohn
Mrs. n. G. Wood
Mrs r. S. Gardenhire
Last Aria-"Pious Orgies" Judas
Maccanaeus) Handel
Miss Matilda Turnock
The Wambansee Camp Fire Girls
will meet, in monthly ceremonial
meeting, Thursday afternoon at the
Chamber OF Commerce Mt $3.50 O'Clock.
A hike will be taken during the first
part of the week.
At the meeting last Thursday the
Camp Fire accomplished much in their
designing of bead bands.
The members of the Broadway Meth
odist Epworth League gave n most
enjoyable Valentine party, Friday
evening at the church when many
other guests were present. Games
and contests were featured during the
evening and dainty refreshments IN
pink ana white were served. The
church parlors were prettily decorat-
ed in .drapes of red Valentines oil
various sizes. Favors OF pierced hearts
were given.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Lynch entertain
ed with informal dancing and games
in their home on X street, southwest
Friday evening, when more than ~
puests were present. Delightful re-
frcshmcnts were served.
On wednesday evening similar
party was given by Mr.. and Mrs
Lynch when al ther group Of young
folk gathered "a their home and en-
joyed several hours OF dancing.
The Junior Girls Glass Of the
Broadway Methodist church entertain
ed the Young Mems Class. Tuesday
evening at the home OF Mrs. Z. 4.
Caldwell, GAL G street. southwest
The evening was spent In games
and various contests, in which MISS
Norma Scott and Mr.. Taylor were
awarded prizes. Dainty valentine sug-
gestions were carried out IN uecof'-
tions and refreshments.
Those entertained were: Misses Mar
zette Frye, Hattie Belle Wall, Eop-
erta Jones. Irene and Oita Spence
Pearl Guyton. Lorene Haynie, Norma
Scott, Marguerite Warren, Mary Rae'
Blanche Wilson. Martha Stewart
Louise Nolan and NIessrs. Jim Ken
nedy. Thomas McCraw, Grady Mich
olson. Charles Scott, Jack Dillon. Yer
non White. Paul Ernst John Hen
dricks and Al Bryan, Mr.. and Mrs'
Taylor and Mr.. and Mrs Thompson
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-13

From Indian chieftains the new Spring Blouses have
borrowed lovely coors which lean toward rust and
brown tones Great favoritsm is shown toward tomato
and geranum reds, jade orioe and the popular
honeydew shades The fabrics in these stunning Blouse
modes offer almost much diversity the colorngs
in these smart styles However, one notes that beau
tfu Georgettes and Crepe de Chine well in the lead
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-05
TAFT URGES MORE JUDGES,
Asks Senate Committee to
Name 18 Additional Ones to
Speed Federal Court Work.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Washington, oct 5--Chief Justice
Taft appearing today before the Sem
ate. judiciary committee, urged Gre
alton of rs additional district judges
as means OF relieving congestion in
Federal Court dockets. Something
must be done, Immediately. he declar-
Jed, 70 keep tho courts from being
swamped
Present also at the hearing were
Attorney General ,Daugherty and a
committee Of Federal Judges and dis
trict attorneys which has recommend
ed an increase I'm the number OF
Federal district judges
The chief Justice expressed approva
| TO legislation before the committee
which would authorize creation OF u
judges. two to be assigned as judgei
in each OF the nine circuits.
These judges, he said. should b.
able TO make "a great hole I'm over
loaded doclets"
The volstead act. Chief Justice Taf
said. had added greatly to the juris
Idiction of Federal courts lie added
however, that prohibition was onl,
lone feature OF court congestion, an
was responsible for only eight pc
cent of Increased court business.
| Asked by Senator Reed. Democrat
Missouri, whether he thought ther
would be decrease i'm the number {
cases In Federal courts growing ou
OF prohibition law violations, the chis
Justice said the number Of cases q
apt to grow a great deal before
grows less"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-05
FIREMEN GREET MAYOR.
Reliance Co. Members Deliver I'm.
portant Message.

william Il. Rulings as official mes
senger of the Reliance Fire Company
this morning presented to Mayor lie
Roy Harvey, a letter on fire preven-
ton. He was accompanied by Chief
Lutz, also Thomas Flanagan and
John +. Kane, members of the COM
pany.
The company's supply wagon,
decorated with flags and fire preven-
tion banners. and carrying other
members, waited In front of the Pub
lie Building while the delegation visit
ed the Mayors office.
The communication was as follows
City Of Wilmington. Depar ient of
Public Safety, Bureau of Fire, October
5. 1921.
To His Honor the Mayor:
Fire Prevention Week:-The mem
bers Of the Reliance Fire Company
wish to call through you, public at
tention to the fact that the annual
| fire loss of this country is $500. 600.
600. Fifteen thousand lives are an
nually lost in fires. Most of thes'
fires come from the simplest possible
causes, a lighted match thrown care
lessly away, hot ashes left to smoldei
in dangerous places, ca~elessness will
electrical appliances. stoves and house
hold utensils. If the people will joii
us during fire prevention week b.
eliminating fire hazards, we can saw
Hives and property in the coming year
Respectfully submitted, Reliance Fir
Company, d. A. MCGranary, Presi
dent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-05
FIGHT OVER FISH.
A Result Four Newport Brothers
Are in Trouble.

u all happened over a load of fish.
Pour brothers. Paul, Richard, James
and Herman King, Of Newport, will be
hailed before Magistrate Gluckman
this evening 10 answer to alleged
charges of robbery and assault and
attempt 10 commit robbery. Charges
of plain robbery have been made
against Richard. Paul and Herman.
and James is charged with an assault
with attempt TO commit robbery.
According to Magistrate Gluckman,
the four King brothers placed an
order FOR a certain quantity of fish
with Bernard Weinstein, a local fish
dealer al Second and Orange streets.
Wcinstein, IL is understood, agreed 10
oril the FISH at 30 cents pound. While
delivering the order TO his Newport
customers. a Philadelphia dealer ap-
peared on the scene and offered Vein
stein 33 cents a pound for his fish
and they We're sold to him.
The four brothers, indignant, ae.
curdlng 10 what the magistrate wa.
told. took matters in their own hands
unloaded the FISH. knocked Weinsteir
down and departed Weinsteir
tainted during the alleged assault
When revived he proceeded 10 tn,
office Of Magistrate Giuckman, wher,
warrants We're sworn out for the ar
rest ~ the Kings