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The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-02

Mr.. otto Baum is spending scvcra
weeks in OMAHA
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-02

The Aleph Beth club at ST. Paul,
Mimi, was formally dedicated on Sep
TENDER 18th.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-02

Mr.. Albert Wollcnbcrg has arrived
in the city to attend the wedding of
his brother, Jacob, 20 Miss ssidye
Snhol.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-02
Local NeUs

DR. VIM. $. Friedman addressed the
students of the Dental School of Den
Yer University Monday morning on
Carving out Your Career lie viii
speak before the Ministerial .illianc,
at Greeley this week.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-11-02

Armistice Day celebration at the
Central Presbyterian church will b,
held Sunday evening. Nov. g. The
speakers will include Governor Oliver
II. Shoup. DIR. VIM. s. Friedman an6
Rev W ii. Wray Boyle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-03
BENWOOD
kelvin BARRY COUNCIL
WANTS RECOGNITION
OF IRISH REPUBLIC

AZ tho meeting ot Tho k"viu larry
Council held last SUNDAY afternoon tn"
president. James T. higgins. submitted
two ~ tir."uS which hc haG drafted to
l." SiEucd 10y the members. nne p"t-
tlon i addressed 10 Senator Davis FL
ktns and Senator Howard Sutherland.
tho other ~ to h" sent to rreslldcn:
Warren &. Harding. Many members
have already signed. and the new mem
berS admitted t" the council are given
the privilege of signing.
The following Is = copy OF the two
petitions:
Honorable Warren C. Harding. rreSi-
dent Of The United States.
sir: It has been the settled pnlic% OF
the Republic Of the United States Of
America since its establishment freely
20 AID and give recognition I" new re-
puhlirs struggling 10 establish gov
eminent. and with this in Wow W" re-
sprctfuly petition you as chief cNecI-
tive To give recognition 10 the Republic
OF ireland IN order tina; the will OF that
republic Will prevail.
"RcSrecttully submitted"
Honorable Davis Elk!ns. United states
Senator.
Honorable Howard Sutherland. United
States Senator.
Pear SirS: We. the Undersigned. re-
spe~ttutly ask that you support tho
Senate Resolution l72. Introduced by
Senator IL Toilette. on Tuesday, No
vemher -.
THE sense OF this resolution "a we
understand Il. Is tina: II expresses
hone chat tho conference In London he
tween the English and Irish ENJOYS Will
result In treaty OF peace. which Will
guarantee Great Britain against hostile
aggression and secure tie recognition Q:
a lasting government in Ireland.
"Rcspec'tu!iv subm!tted-''
Tho 1922 drive for membership 70 tho
Kelvin Barry Council has been launched
and Joseph Higgins announced yester-
day that quito a few have made out
their application blanks since sunday
and that others have stSnlfed their In
,ention OF becoming members.
Championship Game
The fast Bearcat team OF this city cH-
poets 20 make clear their title 10 the
Junior championship OF the valley to-
morrow when they clash with the
X. KS Of Moundsville on the Nick He'll
field. The locals have won seven and
lost two games this season and tomo--
row will probably be the deciding game.
The Benwcod 4. {. will meet the Nyal
\. &. NJ the same time on tho Forty
sixth street grounds. Both games should
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-03
(A[)Iz

'adZ Dec. - Mt. hhr MIS- -,
Nhl'"'i" 81 N'N""'", an" WI. va" ,,,,
li"'' - $780,, o,,oe,s :
T"'"Fs' wing an" N""" ~"
VI an" Mr.. "HT if''H ~
View farms. $685.. 49,.
NJ. IN" H'S, N"'',' .r
w"r" visiting Mr. ana NrN. '",''''N -
S""t in t"Ium"HS' nav" r''"''',' . ',''
MISC rTaN''H 3",R'',' No.,
.ne in III" public schools ~ i-G'S'''' wa
h"rc for i"w days \i@.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-03

be very interesting and number or TO-
cal fans are expected TO witness each
Released After Rearing.
George Nucclich. OF North MarShaI'
street, was relca Sod yesterday a''er
being given hearing IN Wheeling on
= charge OF operating liquor sun
Evidence was produced b. NIccIlch 20
show that tac rooms were not r'h'e" -.
possessed hy him at the TIME "' '"'
ruid John rastoric. Benwood real tS-
tair agent. appeared and said mat 'Ne
looms we're not rented {" Nn'e"ch, hul
t. another man. and ;ha' Nu"ehth h"n
nothing :" 10 with the building.
Attended Party.
\ crowd of young mon OF 'hlS GU!
were guests o. Miss Doris o' '"nne'' ~
M,undsyin". Thursday evening at a a.
ri,.h;ful par,y. Tho pr'nLrHl diversion
Of the evening was dancing anh a. "
srasonahlc huu- delicious IlA'h''"
was served. The following focal E"nhS
wen attended: JuseYh ElaAr. FAt'
Moran. J"s"3h higgins. Lux" '"'''
l.awrcnr. Nolan and N''tiaM Sih''"'
Esnwood Briefs.
Tos"ph Higgins Ia recovering ''""' az
illness Of In" past few weeks
Miss ELSA Cheney. Of lIuShurEh' J.
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. l'uran'' "
North ErnWo"i.
William Kelly will leave for his nome
in Powhatan today.
TIL. schools "f Eeuw"od ami N'Sih'i'
were closed all day yesterday y" tha'
tho teachers could attend lnc N'u""-
table N NnuriSviilF.
Frank Clement IS moving 10 MS l""
rcYidcuCr on Main street.
vino at nrrSNN' WIZ ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-03
PADEN CITY

c. n. Harris former su1"rin '"ndent
Of tho Padrn city Pottery. accompanied
nv Mrs. Harris. will leave Tuesday, for
New brighton. Pa. where he has ac-
certcd a position.
Ford Smith son Of Mr. and Mrs. =.
r. smith IS able to he out again follow
ing a several days Illness.
PRINCIPAL and Mrs Clyd" keah"dE'
Miss Pearl Ka.nkhauser and Miss Louise
Nav Sha:c~ attended the entertainment
Thursday evening IN tho aud!torsnm OF
Magnolia high school at New Martins
Vile.
Mrs. ]. y. Allen has returned hom" 10
purslcy after brief visit with her
daughter. Mrs. ]. W. Rraham and other
relatives
Mrs. w. r. Hall was hostess Thurs
day 70 members OF IL" Nc"diHwork
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-03
CITIZENSHIP PETITION

orc petition Was fled v'';h ~" J. :.
Commit ss!cn"". John II. 'ournd E"Si"r-
hav. It h"inE. Thctd"r VI 'duiik. 81 NIL.
worker, who lives ~ Ijln Mn"$hnii
street. R"nwncl. w;iu wishes I" hc""n"
= citizen. llodulik ~nS born July -.
1893 at Tclcs piss. Person McEg", Hu".
ary, and came 10 this country ervc-aI
Years ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-03
SHERRARD


The Sr"Ir,rrd "ruulunIiv ImrrnIr-
ncmt 'lUh. which WAS organized recent
L.. Wus delightfully."- crlcrta!n"d at tAr
!uno ~ The p:r&id~u. Mrs. t.. Stutz'
ip"n. "a Monday ",.nirG. httc: a bus
ness session It S"',sl Iimc "aS ENJOY 81
and - dainty luncheon was served.
Those rr"&cu' were Mc&dam"S J. Z. Pei
10y. \. l.. bennett. {. +. ii"Wdy, y. -.
Talhcrt. chester rcllH;. Mary Reilly
and l. .iru'zman,
Bazaar at Mt. olivee.
Tn" VI uiNet Ladies' AID society
VIII mold 4 hazaar in III" hall nnTu"S'lay
rH"utng, I'"'"mh"r +. fanrNw"rk a.:
all kinds vii h" I'lfr"d "u site. and ro-
ircShm"n'S viii he sc~Nci throughout
the evening.
sherrnra Briefs.
Miss Ma" taldN"Il. who IS 4 teacher
in tn" school =: Hundred. ". Va, spent
IN" Weekend Al h"r home here.
Tho ~" adult lih" classes OF IN"
Nc O!!l'' Sunday school enjoyed an
oyster SUPPER at tho han on Tuesday
Mr AID Mrs John Schubert have re-
tu-rcrl to tHnir HON" at Mozart from
K"mnIus. M'Ch. where thcy VISITED -
iatlNr".
JOHN Cinry,u and daughter. Mrs. Mar
earci "f Huntington. are Visiting 1t the
hur;." ~ Rev. =. T.. ':arl m At bethlehem.
~" nd Mrs. FrnuK White ~ Detroit
.%"n' last week with Mr. Whites moth.
"r. Ms. Emma Whit" Of Nj. UUtcr.
Miss Emma Baker CONTINUES quite IN
q; her nom" near Mt. Oliv"l
TIL" Pleasant I'm Ladies' tid societr
held an ail-dHy meeting at the parsom-
ago on Thursday.
Miss May kiemm nr Wheeling WAS
visiting Mrs. T. ". Montgomery "n
7h"rSdIy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H"digar have re-
turned to Morgantown after visiting ut
NJ D!!Vet.
Mrs. S. T.. Fisher. who underwear, a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-03

home after a pleasant visit with hes
son, Attorney George ThornourG sno
wife, of st. ClairSville.
Miss shclda Carpenter. Of Lover
Sandy. visited Sunday with Geruoo'
Truck. ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Irott ana ~
and Mrs Emmett Phillips visited Sat-
urdav with Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Stew
art. of Mt. Holly. T.
Miss L6uela Goodman. Of Speidei' -
confined 70 tho house with grip anu
bronchitis.
Mrs. !. W. Goodman. Mrs. Chalmers
Rogers and Mrs VIM. Lucas. OF SpeloeI'
were shopping in GAINESVILLE Ihursoa!:
Miss Clara Ewcrs spent couple Oh
DAYS last week with her sister, Mrs.
Laura Stalder. OF Bethesda.
4 real star radiates heat. and as II
II ef rinkS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-03

Bcllairc were here for visit with their
brothers and sisters.
Miss MARY Love. who was home from
bethany for few days. gave parry
Ia about twenty Of her Young men ana
str!S friends on Saturday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-03

serious operation IN Tia" phin Nai.eJ
Enncrsl hnsui,al. Wheeling, 4 ic" days
arc is improving slowly. l.,
Miss Mary Gnrrim Of hGth!e9Hm Is
attending Il Young Peoples Sunday
school society a CiarkShurg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-03

4 real star radiates heat. and as
cools 1t strinks.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-08-30
Details Is Of Fight
OF Armed Miners
Still i Are Lacking
Emissary of Executive Board
Does Missionary Work
Among Armed Rioters Fol-
lowing Sundays Battle.

Charleston, w. Va, Aug. 29-
State authorities early today anx-
iously awaited advices from the
eastern part of Logan county. Some
where in that district Adjt. Gen.
John H. Charnock, together with A.
c. Porter, a member of the West
Virginia United Mine Workers ex-
ecutive board and personal. repre-
sentative of c. F. Keeney, president
Of district No. II. were doing mis-
sionary work following yesterdays
reports to Governor E. F. Morgan
that state police and deputy sheriffs
on one side and unidentified armed
men on the other had fought an en-
gagement in Beach Creek, near the
Logan-Boone county line, resulting
in some casualties.
Mr.. Porter carried with him an
open letter from President Keeney
to Logan county miners which read
as follows:
Il wish to request that you and
each of you remain at your homes,
assist in the preservation of law and
order and refrain from any conduct
other than. what may be necessary
to protect yourselves and families.
Il also urge that at the earliest
possible moment you put all mines
in your section in operation
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-08-30
New Bill in Famous
/ ''Pork and Bean" Case
Is Filed in Chicago

Chicago. Aug "a damage suit
ior Sl20,000.00O, charging packing
concerns here with conspiracy to
form a trust and naming John D.
Rockefeller. and his son, n addition
to several national banks, was filed
in the federal court by Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Osborne Ferson Of Omaha.
The bill originally filed in Omaha,
was amended to be filed in Chicago
due to the number of local firms in
volved.
The bill sets up that due to the
scandal caused by embalmed beef
led soldiers during the Spanish
American war, your complainants
were inspired to manufacture pork
and bean biscuit which would be at
once edible and nourishing. They
approached Swift & Co. for the use
AOs their laboratories.
1.-THE use of the laboratories was
promised. but the packing compan-
les, maliciously, uniawfully and
wickedly conspired to stifie COM
petition by forming a trust and max
ing it impossible to make or sell the
biscuits. And, your complainants
feel they have been damaged to the
amount of Sl200O0,0 900 and they pray
for a judgment for this sum- the
bill states.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-08-30
SAYS Husband Made
Scaffold in Order
To ''TantaGze'' Her

Tecumseh, Neb,, Aug. 29-(Special
Telegram) Alleging that her hus-
band erected gallows on their farm
and "tantalized' her by threatening
to hang himself upon it, Ruth Wei
1enseik OF Beatrice, formerly Of John
son county, has brought divorce pro
ceedings in Gage county district
court against William Wellenseik.
They were married in Lincoln on
November 25, 1920. The wife charges
cruelty to her and to her daughter,
5, by previous marriage. Her petit
ton states that Wellenseik had
threatened to commit suicide prior
to the time he erected the gallows.
She says her husband has a farm
OF 100 acres in Johnson, is about to
inherit property worth $4,000 and
has personal property in the sum OF
$4,000. She asks for aliinony and
the custody of the child.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-08-30
Gigantic Liquor Ring
Broken Up, in Chicago

Chicago, Aug. 2o.-With the ar
rest of two former prohibition ell
forcement agents, federal officials de-
clared they had broken up "a band
whose operations have cost Chicago
saloonkeepers more than 100000.
1t was declared members of the
band would take the orders of sa-
loonkeepers for whisky, When the
liquor was delivered and they had
received their money. other members
OF the band, representing them
selves as federal officials, would
seize the liquor and make the sa-
loonkeeper pay sum ranging up to
$1,000 to escape arrest. Then the
operation would be repeated many
times. -s.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-08-30
Four More Bodies
Recovered in ZR-2
Remains of American Rigger
Among Those Found in
Wreckage of Dirigible.

Hull, Eng, Aug. 29.-Four more
todies were recovered from the
wreckage Of the ZR-2 today. They
are those of Air Commodore E. NJ.
Maitland OF the British flying force;
Mr.. Campbell, superintendent of the
Royal Air works, where the. dirigible
was built; c. w. Duffield of he Ma
t;onal Physical laboratory, and c. /.
Aller, an American rigger.
Commodore Maitland's body was
enmeshed in wires. The body was
badly inutilated and his hand was
still grasping a control cord. Two
American officers, with two other
Americans acting as escort, brought
Commodore Maitland's body ashore
The right leg of Mr.. Dufield, like
that of Lieut.. Commander Emery
Coil, u. S. N, whose body was re-
covered yesterday, was fractured.
The control car of the airship is
believed to be among the wreckage
brought ashore. {
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-08-30
U. S. Missionery Dies at
Her Post in Asia Minor

Lewiston. Me-, Aug. 2o.-The
death Of Miss Mary Louise Graffam.
a missionary of the American board
of commissioners for foreign mis-
sions at Sivas, Asia Minor, vas an
nounced in cable message. Miss
the only American at Sivas
much of the time during the world
war, incurred the displeasure of
Turkish officials at times and an
order for her execution was signed
in one instance.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-08-30
Open Shop
Move Aid to
UnionLabor
A. +. of L. Strengthened Rath-
er Than Weakened by
Hostility of Employers
Leaders Say.
Plan Membership Drive


Atlantic, City. N. j., Aug.-Thc
open shopcampaign and the "ag-
gressive hostility OF unfair employ
crs' has strengthened rather than
weakened the solidarity OF the or
ganized labor movement, il was de-
clared in a statement by the execu-
tive council OF the American Fedora
ton OF Labor. The council based
its decision. the statement said, on
reports submitted by affiliated ma
tional and international unions and
ether information collected through
out the country.
Analysis OF thereports, the state
ment said. showed a reduction in
payments OF dues by the federation's
membership was due principally to
unemployment. Secretary Frank
Morrison denied reports that the
federation had suffered a slump OF
100000 members during the indus
trial crisis. He referred to figures
announced at the Denver conven-
ton. which showed a decrease Of
172.2l2 mewbers the past year, but
declined to give figures on the pres
ent membership.
:,mpaign Planned.
Calling on all affiliated unions to
join i'll great organizing campaign
a statement by the council said:
"The executive council is keenly
alive to the tremendous forces
at work to destroy tradeunionism.
1t is appreciative OF the Oppressive
industrial situation and impressed
strongly with the desire and need of
organizing the unorganized in solid
trade union phalanx for mutual pro-
lection, and for the advancement of
the wage earners' common interests
it has determined to inaugurate a
comprehensive and extensive or
ganizing campaign.
The workers are also called OH
to observe Labor day in fitting
way and to manifest in an unmis-
taxable manner that the cause of
labor is more alive today than ever
i'll the history OF the trade union
Cannot Control Heart"
The statement declared the coun-
Gil welcomed the changing attitude
of the church and women's organ
izations toward the trade union
as evidence that while |
plutocracy may attempt to control
the material things of life, the money
and credit of the nation, it does not
and cannot control the heart and
soul of America"
The exeuctive council also went
OH record as binding themselves to.
The instructions Of the Denver con-
vention to support the Irish people
lin their struggle for the recognition
If their Irish republic"
Besides calling on President Hard
ng and his cabinet to take steps to
bring about recognition of the re-
public of ireland and urging the gov
,rnment to protest to Great Britain
against brutal and uncivilize1 war
are in Ireland" the council was in
by the Denver convention
% send a special communication to
Premier Lloyd George, his cabinet
md members of parliament, giving
The views of American labor and
protesting against the campaign Of
violence and destruction i'll Ireland"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-08-30
Judge Of Morals Court
Opens War on Spectators

Chicago, Aug. 29.-Thuty-two
spectators in Judge Joseph Schulz
mans morals court, were locked in
the bull pen" for two hours by
order OF the Judge and then dis
missed with a warning that in the
future spectators will be given 20
days in the work house.
This is no place to. spend your
vacation" the judge declared.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-08-30
Leaders of Miners Union
Indicted on Murder Charge

Williamson, w. Va, Aug. %
Indictments charging murder were
returned by special grand jury
against C.NF. Keeney. president. and
Fred Mooney, secretary of District
IL, United Mine Workers OF Amer
lea. and David Robb. international
organizer for the mine workers.
They were indicted separately and
jointly, charged with having killed
two men last May. The indictment
against Robb is for the killing OF
William McCullen, a state trooper.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-08-30
Oklahoma Bank Robbed

Enid, Okl, Aug. 2o.-The CARRIER
State bank of CARRIER, near here, was
robbed this afternoon by two un-
masked men, who escaped with ST.
500. The men held up Glenn R.
Courier. cashier, and his father.
locked both men in the vault and
sped away in a motor car. Courier
released his father and himself by an
inside combination. A posse started
in pursuit
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-08-30
Soviets Offer Mortgage
As Security for Big Loan

Riga, Aug. 29.-(By The Asso-
ciated Press.)-Soviet authorities
have offered DR.. Fridtjoff Nansen
a first mortgage. backed by all the
Russian assets. as security for the
100000 pound loan he is trying to
raise among European governments
for famine relief in Russia. 1t is
understood it also has been agreed
to take up later the question of rec
ognition of the old Russian debts.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1921-08-30
Many Iowans Are
Victims of Frauds
OF 'Swindle Ring
Scores Of Farmers and Cattle
men Fleeced in $lO,OOO,OO
Stock Deals Credited to
"Bank Wreckers, Ltd"

Chicago, Aug. 29.-New swindlcs
which may total Sl0,0OO,OOO, were
credited to Charles w. French ant
his associates in Bank Wreckers
Ltd.," today by Assistant Unitet
States District Attorney John V
Clinnin. . 90.
Iowa farmers and cattle raisers-
scores OF them-are reported to be
the victims. .
Four men, one named in a con.
fession by Alva E. Harshman, for.
mer secretary to French, are under
fire in the new investigation, fol.
lowing involuntary proceedings
against five concerns, all OF Iowa.
Colonel Clinnin received tele-
gram from Iowa authorities today,
telling of the operations of the band
and asking for cooperation in prose.
cutting the four. He will send spe-
cial investigators to Iowa tomor-
row.
Men Under Fire.
The men under fire are: Harvey
Beeson, named by Harshman; SlsS.
Mezervy, E. X. Cook and N, B.
Cohen.
The concerns, all of which were
forced into bankruptcy Saturday,
are:
Bankers Loan company, Des
Moines; Bankers Mortgage COM
pany, Cedar Rapids; Farmers Cat
tie & Loan company, Council Bluffs;
Missouri Valley Cattle Loan COM
pany, and the, Associated Producers,
Des Moines.
Beeson is reported under indict-
ment at Linn City, Ia, charged with
fraud.
Colonel Clinnin refused to COM
Inent Oh the connection with French
and his $50.000,000 operations, pend
ing more thorough investigation.
Operations On West Coast.
Another wire received by Colonel
Clinnin from John E. Bennett of San
Francisco related some of French's
operations en- the Pacific coast some
years ago, when he was promoting
the big idea" involving a S500,000,-
900 investment in mines, smelters,
railroads. steamships and banks.
General Harrison Gray Otis, for
mer owner of the Los Angeles
Times, was named by Bennett as
one who listened favorably to-
French's proposition, as did the late
U. S. Grant. son of President Grant.
The specific deal related by Ben
net told of $l50,000 in promissory
notes given French by w. S. Tevis
Of San Francisco and Bakersfield.
Tevis is reported to have suffered
a loss OF $35,000 in the deal.
He is alleged to have given the
notes to French when the latter
promised to discount them through
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