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The New York herald., 1921-02-15
He viii Hare the Confidence
of The Nation

At a critical moment in the history of the ma
n ton, November 1920 the people exercised
the divine right of the ballot and elected the
office of Chief Executive man of the people -
Warren Gamaliel Harding. On March 4th we
get back to the principles of government that i'm
mortazed the administration of Abraham Lincoln.
Mr.. Harding symbolizes the confidence of the
people and, firmly believe on trial he will not
only justify that confidence but will win the
tions of the world as we'll An inherent sense of
justice, breadth Of outlook, an earnest desire and
the ability-to vea are his and all will be cx-
ercised in the best interests of the nation at large.
We may congratulate ourselves on the native COM
sense that has put this 1907 American" in
the White House. 1t is the assurance of our get
ting back, in commerce. in domestic administra-
ton, in foreign relations, to that most desirable
state-a normal condition.
&'@1,
The New York herald., 1921-02-15
DEMOCRATS IN NEED
OF MORE PUBLICITY
Executive Committee to Con-
slider Starting Newspapers
in Different States.
Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK IIrnup.
New York Herald Bureau. !
Washington. ID. G.. Feb. ~.

New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. e., Feb. "a.
Thomas Il. Love. Democratic Ma
tional Committeeman from Texas.
reached Washington to-day for a series
OF conferences with Robert w. Woolley
and others in preparation for the fight
before the Democratic executive com
mittee next Thursday in an effort to
force a gathering Of the full commit
tee
Both Mr.. Love and Mr. Woolley viii
appear before the executive committee
to insist that the presence of fifty-fve
The New York herald., 1921-02-15

BUSINESS Opportunity advertisements Of
fered for publication IN The Herald arc
subject 10 censorship. therefore assuring
confidence to investors who seek good op-
portunities.-idt
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08
EMIL HIRSCH. PROFESSORSHIP
IN JEWISH THEOLOGICAL IN
STITUTE.
Given office Of Honorary President
BY Free Synagog as Birthday Gift.
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New York-In connection with
ceremonies celebrating the seventeen
birthday of Dr. Emil d. Hirsch OF
Temple Sinai of Chicago, DR.. Stephen
s. Wise. who was one of the speak
crs, made an appeal for the establish
ment of chair in Jewish Theology
at the proposed Jewish Institute of
Religion in New York, in the name
of DIR. 'Hirsch. The greater part OF
the fund has. already been subscribed
by members of the Free Synagog. In
making the presentation, DIR. Wise
said:
81 offer DIR. Hirsch a birthday gift
in the name of the Free Synagog. we
are about to establish IN New York
a Jewish Institute of Religion for the
training of men for the Liberal Jewish
ministry, young Jewish graduates OF
American colleges and universities. AS
the founder, 1 offer Dr. Hirsch the
Honorary Presidency and visiting
Professorship of Jewish Theology in
this Institute. Long before this, with
his profound and versatile scholarship
and his power of Inspiration over
youth, DIR. Hirsch should have been
called to the leadership OF an Institu-
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08
~ ciI119 N7izi1AsS zIrAAfl
~ Afl6tCAN WOMEN TO AIn
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New York-Mrs. Chain weixmann.
before her depa arture from America,
last week issued an appeal to Jewish
women to sacrifice their '.jewels and
treasure for the furtherance Of re-
construction work in Palestine. Mrs.
weizmann is head of the women's In
terna tional Zionist Organization.
Her organization seeks to raise So
100000 for welfare work in Palestine.
Mrs. weixmann expects Jewish women
of America will emulate Ukrainian
women. who recently sent thirty cases
filled with gems and precious metals.
Many gave engagement rings to this
cause.
A national women's coinmitte IL be-
ing organized. This first five mem
hers are Mrs. Meyer Berlin, Mrs. Boris
Grabelsky. Mrs. Sol Iamport, Mrs.
Peter Schweitxer and Mrs. A. Send
elsky. Many jewels have already been
sent to the office Of the Palestine
Foundation fund in New York.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08

tion to train men for the Liberal Rab-
binate. This opportunity we bring
him today, assuming that Sinai will
have the wisdom and generosity In the
larger cause to let DIR. Hirsch come
and teach for at least one month every
year, that our youth, fitting them
selves for his calling, may sit at his
feet OK
In response, DIR. Hirsch accepted the
offer of Honorary Presidency and
Visiting Professorship in the Jewish
Institute of Religion and made an
appeal for its support. Two members
of Sinai Immediately offered one
thousand dollars each for the work.
The Sinai Congregation presented
Rabbi Emil G. Hirsch with n check
for $4,000 at the annual dinner. The
presentation speech was made by
Moses f. Greenbeaum, president of
Sipai Congregation.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08
EMPLOYEES PRESENTED WITH
COUNTRY CLUB. y

The A.. b. Kirschbauin company.
Philadelphia. welcomed 1900 Kirsch-
baum employees to the Country club
in Oak Lane. with its well-equipped
clubhouse. - acres of ground. grand
stand. baseball diamond. tennis courts.
etc. Mr.. David Kirschbaum, president
emphasized the fact that 1t was one
of the happiest days in the lives OF
the officers Of the company, that they
were at last in position to present to
their employees place that they
could call their own where they could
90 on Saturday, Sunday and holidays,
with full confidence TINT 1t was
playground for them and their fam
lilies to enjoy to the fullest possibiliI
ties. He added that the company hn'l
decided to have five-day working
week to give their employees added
opportunity to enjoy the outdoor life
and innocent sports that make for
health and good will.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08
THE IMMIGRATION BILL IN
FORCE.
fl C nj Serricxl


WashingtOn.-lmmig officials
began today enforcement of the Inn
migration Bill restricting entry of
aliens to 3 per cent. Of the nationals
Of their country in the United States
at the time of the 1910 census. Only
20 per cent. of the total quota Of any
given country can enter each month.
Figures made public today show
that from Armenia 100 immigrants
will be permitted to arrive during the
month of June and 1883 for the fiscal
year beginning July LIST.
From Turkey. Including the Smyr-
MIA district, fifty may enter during
the remainder of this month and G53
for the fiscal year. The quota for
Palestine for June Is four and for the
fiscal year fifty-six.; for Syria sixty
nine for June and 90J for the fiscal
year; for other Asiatic countries six
for June and seventy-eight for the fis-
cal year.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08
JEWS HONOR ROGER WILLIAMS
Il. c. n. servicsl


WashingtOn.-The. Theta Beta Tau
fraternity. composed of college men
of the Jewish faith, placed today a
wreath at the base of the statue of
Roger Williams in Stat,-ary Hall in
the Capitol in commemOratiOn of the
fact that he was the first to preach
the doctrine of religious liberty on
the American hemisphere.
Representatives Of the fraternity.
which numbers about 3,O0O members,
had charge of the exercises. Addresses
were delivered by Representative Wal
ter Il. Stiness of Rhode Island rep
resenting the community in which
Roger Williams lived; Representative
Theodore Il. Burton of Ohio. and Rep
resentative julius Kahn Of California.
The Rev. Abraham Simon. president
of the Board of Education of the Dis
trict of Columbia, delivered the invo-
cation.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08
RABBI FORCES ANTI-SEMITIC
y GERMAN TO PAY PRIZE

From Berlin comes the story of a
lawsuit, caused by anti-Semitism.
which had an amusing termination.
Dietrich Eckard. an anti Semitic edi-
tor, recently offered prize of 1000
marks If anyone would name him a
Jewish family that had three sons at
the front during the war. \ Han
over rabbi. DIR. Freund, claimed the
prize, sending Eckard a list of twen-
~ such families from his own congre-
CATION Eckartl refused to pay the
promised prize. The rabbi carried
the matter to court. meanwhile aug
his list with Information from
other congregations, Including families
that had as many as seven and eight
sons at the front. and some who lost
three SONS in action. The court de-
clared in favor Of the rabbi, ordering
Eckard to turn over to him the prise
he had prenlsel TIE rahhi gave the
money to Jewish welfare orEanixa-
=.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08
18th Annual Convention
Of J. c. r.. S. Of Denver
FORMER OFFICERS Reflected
WOMEN'S AUXILIARY FORMED
IN BOSTON.

BOstOn-The Jewish COnsumptives
Relief society OF Denver held it's seven
teentb animal convention In Boston on
June 4th. 9Th and 9th. All constituent
organizations elected delegates. 1t Is
stated that this was the largest con-
vention in the history OF the organi-
xatiOn, and most successful one.
Every session was very well attended.
The convention opened with a re-
ception Saturday evening, rendered by
the Boston League OF Jewish Women
at Temple Israel.
Their sessions were held In Ford
Hall. At the mass meeting in the after
noon. DIR. Sumner Coolidge. superin-
tendent Of Lakcville Sanatarium de-
livered an address. also Doctors HILL
kowitz, Taussig and spivak.
Mrs Louis Block Of the New York
Ladies' Auxiliary presented check
for $4,000 at the banquet on Sunday
night. and announced that she had
formed an auxiliary in Boston.
8. L. Bresler presented check for
81 .OOG and Victor Kaufman pledged
$4,000 for Boston.
DIR. Philip HilIkowitz was reelected
president, DIR. C. D.. Spivak secretary
and also all other national officers.
The following directors were
elected. DIR. o. NJ. shere. Messrs. Max
Newsletter. Louis Stern, Nathan strix-
er. ID. NJ Mailman and / 3. Pixer.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08
DIR, .EINSTEIN,S FAREWELL.
STATEMENT TO THE AMERICAN
PEOPLE.
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New Yorx-PrOfesso Albert Elm
stein. who left for England on Thurs
day, made the following farewell state
ment to the American people before
his departure.
Il am heartily grateful to that part
of the Jewish people which lives in
America, and to the American public.
its scientists and officials, who all
have given me very warm reception.
l have been deeply touched by the in
terest and sympathy which 1 have
found here for the idea of building
up Palestine as the Homeland Of the
Jewish people. and for the establish
ment of n Hebrew University in Je-
rusalem. which found not only
among Jews, but also among non
Jews. ! would like to add that the
respect and appreciation always
felt for American scientists has been
greatly increased as n result of my
personal contract with many of them.
] have seen sypathetic dealing with
the theory of relativity and a truly
detached scientific interest in it.
II would like the press to note"
said Professor Einstein in conclusion.
THAT have refused the invitation of
Lord Haldane to be his guesr during
my forthcoming stay In London. Prevt-
o,,sly published press notices that
had accepted. are not correct Pro-
fcssor Einstein would not give the
reason for his refusal.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08
Help Offered on All Sides
for Victims Of Floods
NJ. S. Radetsky Chairman Of Committee
to Raise Funds for Rehabilitation

Denvers sympathy the stricken flood sufferers of the
State expressing action As reports of the
disaster reached help offered Pueblo the first to
it, gvousy stricken whole sections of the
city being completely wiped The entire business district
gone large SMALL who have had their places
completely destroyed leaving absolutely des
tute after years of work and success.
Everyone the sufferers in their present
their rehabilitation Steps have been
taken different local and national private
agencies as governmental both state and federal
secarian organizations planning to
range the facilitate the work by
quickly reaching of the community Denver
Lodge III O. B. b. meeting Sunday offered
ssace Lodge wiring $500 to be used the lodge
fit in relieving distress.
The following telegram received by Milton L. Anfenger
Kraus president the Independent Order of Bnai
B'rith
Ascertain for promptly and wire what
assistance any, people Pueblo need for first immediate
ready aid promptly in accordance with ability
ADOLF KRAUS"
telegram received President Kraus has
empowered Berliner of Pueblo lodge Bna Brh
to draw and authorized Mr. Milton L.
Anen9er city, him for $25 additional in
his judgment needed. S.
According telephone from Mr.. Benjamin F.
Koperk attorney of Pueblo, and of the
leading that city, has lost his life in
the flood been ascerand Mr. Kope also states
that everybody being with food and shelter Emergency
relise kAs been spendidy conducted
Proeress clnh donated 81 snsEal $3.50 fund
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08

In answer to call from the Central
Jewish Council meeting was held
at the Adams botel Tuesday to assist
the present relief agencies. Mr.. Philip
Hornl,ein presided. 1t was decided
that steps he taken to raise money
for the rehabilitation Of the Jewish
flood sufferers of Colorado, which
will cooperate with all agencies now
engaged In doing such work.
Mr.. NJ. 8. Radetsky was named ms
chairman with the following to assist
him:
A National committee of ten COM
posed Of NJ. s. Radetsky, chairman
Rabbi VIM. 8. Friedman, Rabbi c. f..
Kauvar, Rabbi s. Hnlpern, Rabbi A.
Rraude. Philip Hornbein. Louis Stern.
Milton NJ. Scllayer, I. Rude, Mrs. 8.
PiskO.
The Publicity committee consists Of
louis Ievnnd, Mrs 8. Prudential,
Dr. J. N. Morris, Morris Block. Jacob
I.ieberman.
Charles Ginsberg has been named
chairman of the state committee; T..
s. Goalstone, secretary.
The local committee is; Of NJ. 8.
Radetsky, Rabbi VIM. s. Friedman
Rabbi G. f. Kauvar. Rabbi $. Hal
pern Rabbi A. Braude, Louis Stern'
Mrs, 8. Prudential, DIR. ]. NJ. Norris,
David E. Harlem, NJ. NJ. schayer, r;
4. Goalstone, Charles Ginsberg. Max
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08

Theodore Herberg. High School
Loy of New York, recently surprised
his teachers by giving clear-cut
analysis of the theory of velocity. as
elaborated by Prof. Michaelson, anu
afterwards launched into a. detailed
discussion of the theory of relatively.
TO their intense astonishment. rms
is not young Herberg's only claim 10
distinction. He is the editor of a
High school Latin publication. can
paint, is good athlete. aside from
being the leading student In science
and mathematics.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08

i. schayer. Phillip Ragooland, A. d.
Isadinsky. ]. n. L.orber, A. b. Cowen,
Max Goldbaum. Philip Hornbein. Mrs.
I. Rude, Leo II. Cohn, Max Nuremberg,
/ Percy Morris, Louis Leyand, Ben
Solomon. Morris Cohn, j. Zigmmd,
Sam Isaacson. Ed. Newsletter. E. H.
1sadctsky, Sol Wolf, s. Froimovi!z
and Max Bronstein.
The finance committee. Louis Stern,
Milton NJ. Schayer and NJ. s. Ra-
detsky.
The Dra-Mu-Lit Clrcle-will give a
performance Mt the Broadway theater
Wednesday evening. June IL, for the
benefit of the Colorado flood suffer-
ers. The play will he Der Wilder
Mensch," by Jacob Gordin, which the
club gave SO successfully several weeks
ago at the Woman's club. The Broad
way theater has donated the theatre
for that evening and the young people
are looking forward to this oppOr-
tunity of adding to tho fund for the
flood sufferers. They should play to
capacity house. The play is given
With the endorsement OF the Central
Jewish Council.
The Post Graduates Of the B. NJ. H.
Religious school will give n play at
the WOman's club Monday evening,
June 13, the proceeds Of which will
go to swell the flood sufferers fund.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08

Congregation B'nai FL. Of st. Louis
Rabbi julian Miller, cooperating WIN
his Board of Officers. mas made 1t n
free temple. where all. rich and poor,
residents and strangers, members ana
non-members. will he treated alike.
Hinder Rabbi Miller this old congre-
cation has taken on new life. There
has been magnificent growth OF
membership and the institution of a
series of activities and innovations
that give it a conspicuous place in
...,c Jewish community.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08
Jews Ann rim slLsIAN SIs1nls-
CITE
(JewI.h TeIerrsphIc AEencyl

London-Mr. Richa rdson. member
of Parliament. today asked the Sec
retary Of Foreign Affairs III the House
of Commons whether the government
was aware that the Jewish population
in Upper silesia comprising 2O,O0O
had voted unanimously IN favor Of
remaining part of Germany. Mr..
Cecil Harrisworth answered that such
matters could not be taken into con-
sideratiOn since the Treaty of versail-
les did not provide that. any distinc-
tions be drawn between the votes Of
different races. or sects. n
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08
HIGH COMMISSIONERS OF SYRIA
AND PALESTINE CONFER.
(Jewish TeieEraphic Agency

Notwithstanding to message
from Beirut. High Commissioner Sir
Herbert Samuel OF Palestine has ar
rived In that city to confer with Gen
ernl Gouraud. French High commis-
sioner Of Syria. ON the question of CO.
operation between the English and
French In the Nenr East. AT n din
ner given in his honor. Samuel de-
clared that his dearest desire was to
see closer entente with the French
Ia Asian affairs. Sir Herbert san,-
ueI proceeds fScm Beirut to Baalbek
to visit the ambient ruins there
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08

1t is reported fromr Haifa that a
special organization. hended by the
well known Jewish leader. Boris Gold
berg. has been organized for the pur-
pose OF building up n new Jewish
quarter near Carmel. The soil which
is to he utilized for this purpose IL
all owned by the Jewish Development
company.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08
oh. heavenly lanp Thy light shall
News fryniIpre, There
and Eve where.

= Ar Hayman :eene1nl manager for
Charles Frotlshan; 1tc.. and one Of
the best known IT, ical men in the
United states die last Saturday
morning at ~ bot IN this city from
pulmonary trsuhle blowing pneu-
monia. HaymAn. - VAS a brother
Of the late Al; 134p11n. had not been
in robust heaifhs - he had a
neryous breakdq year and a half
ego. However, - ntinued actively
In hunInest eluast q TO the time Of
III. Alifl -~4csetes BY
telephone from his fodns. i,e'. ~
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08

1t is rumored in London that the
formal announcement will soon he
made Of the engagement Of Miss Me-
gan Lloyd George. daughter OF the
Premier. to Sir Philip Sassoon. brill
iant young secretary to Mr.. LLOYD
George.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08
WALTER RATHENAU A MIL
LIONAIRE COMMUNIST AC.
CORDING TO FRENCH PRESS.
Jewish relegraphlc Agenc,

Paris-The French press greets the
news of Walter Rathenau's appoint
ment as Minister of Reconstruction in
the German Cabinet. with an attack
upon him in which it is maintained
that he is n Jewish millionaire with
Communist ideals and tendencies.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08

The Hon. Mrs. Gerald y. Montagu's
play, Mother Eve" was presented last
week at. the Ambassadors Theatre.
London. England and is described by
the DAILY Chronicle" as .by a long
way the best play yet put on by the
Playwright's Theatre"
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08

Mrs. N. Taylor Philips presided at
the opening meeting of the Democratic
organization of New York for the CON-
ing municipal election. Mrs. Philips
ia a daughter of the late Adolphus 5.
SOlomOns.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08

Francine Larrimore, the star of
Mice People is the neice of jacob
Adler, the Yiddish actor.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08
GERMAN PAPER CURRENCY TlTI.
LIKED TO SPREAD ANTI-SEM!-
....TISM.
Jewish relesrnphlc Agency,

Jewish Telegraphic Agency
Danzig-A considerable quantity OF
German paper currency in circulation
here carries an imprint which reads
.Germans. free yourselves from the
yoke of the Jews"
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08
ASSEMBLY, OF "LEAGUE~ TO
DEAL WITH NATURALIZATION
LAW.
Jewish TelesraphIc Agency

Paris-The Assembly OF the League
Of Nations convenes in Geneva on
June 10th. 1t is announced that the
committee of Jewish delegations has
received permission to present Its
argument on the ueqstion of the nat
uralixation law for Finlaad and Dan.
zfx. II Is- 5ta IA
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08

An important collection of books ,s
TO 90 to the Jewish National Library
Of Jerusalem under the will OF. Pepper
Lynkeus. noted Austrian writer, who
died recently.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08

1. Cornick was first lis Class l in
the recent honors examination In the
practice of medicine at Dublin. Ire
land, University. and was awarded
first prize
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08
The HeaDsnH Light Sha.
budth
By Mas Nfyerhar !

BY Max Neyerha rdt,
When Israel In the wilderness
Had fled from T'ha3noh's cruel might,
The Eternal sent. u lead them on,
4 cloud by day, IRE by night.
And. guided by TINT heavenly flame.
The beacon from Jehovah's hand.
The chosen pesple ,afely reached
Their destined goai.; the promised land.
Yet not alone IN days of yore
Has God his w0ulrpits mercies shown.
For still He sraafss to all mankind
A glorious light lead them on.
n lamp of radiants glowing hue.
BY Israel horne - every cline.
Thru fire and fScs thru tears and
with courage srasp and faith sub
That beacon Is the Decalogue.
froan Binai's flaming
height.
And burnine..s ~ saeh age rolls by.
With purer. graNIrr. holier light.
Oh. heavenly lanN Thy light shall
shine
TIL sin and hate from earth depart :
Till wrong shah 'fait and right prevail.
And justfes rule The human heart.
Standard Book q Jewish Verse.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08

He who gives charity IN secret. is
greater than Moses -Talmud.
The Denver Jewish news., 1921-06-08

Charity is the salt OF riches.-Tal-
nud.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-05
IT GAVE THOMPSON
new LEASE ON LIFE

suffer agonles from indigestion. Ny
back felt like II would break IN two
and I couldn't walk across a room
without hold my hands on my hips,
I was so weak. I never knew what
IL was 20 have a day free from suf-
fering and none OF my family
thought 1 would ever be we'll again.
But since taking Tanlac I can eat
just anything ard everything I
want and nothing ever hurts me.
The pains have gone from my back.
and IN fact I am a well man IN
every respect and feel as strong and
we'll as I did % years ago. There is
bound 10 be something unusual
about a medicine that will make
such a change In a man OF my age.
I believe Tanlac has given me a new
lease on life and I want my friends
and the public 10 know L.
Tanlac Is sold in South Bend AT
the Central Drug Store, Public Drug
Store. Landon's Pharmacy and Wet
ticks Cut Rate Drug Store and I'm
Mishawska at the Red Cross Phar-
macy. ADV.