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.ota allotted to st. Paul to be raised
T the fund. About SIT, 100000 was
aised at the banquet, Of which the
lollowing are contributions ranging in
mount from $4,000 up, which have
SO far been reported to this paper. A
complete list of contributions will be
printed in subsequent issues.
81 0-Fineberg Bros, Sol FIJI
gelman, Philip Greenberg, B. W. Har-
ris, VIM. B. Harris, Harry Harris, j.
Levy, Paper, Calmenson & Co.
$500.00-H. Kuller, L. Shedorsky,
Sl.verman Bros, A. I. Shapiro.
$330.O0-A. Podlasky.
$325.00-M. w. Skorish.
$200.0O-Joe Friedman, DR.. Mogil-
ner, Louis Silverstein.
$1OO.0O-S. Bernstein, J. Baer, Miss
Harriet Shanedling, L. Friedman, S.
Goldfish, o. P. Greenberg, Sam Gros-
by Ed. Helperin, Dave Hertz, Harry
Hertz, Meyer Kuller, Max Krinsky,
Geo. Kaplan, A. B. Levy, G. J. Lieb-
erman, HI. Lieberman, L. Oeslieich,
Lou Peilen, A. Rosenfield, Harry Ros-
enthal, Mrs. Esther Skorish, Jack
Sinykin, B. Shilkrout, S. SHERMAN,
G. Supornick, A. Schoenberg, John
Sidletsky, Max Stryker, Stems, Sam
Stern.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-01-06
NEWS ABOUT JEWS

Vienna q. T. A.)-Prof. Bernhard
Geiger, professor of Hindu and Iramic
philology at the Vienna University,
has accepted the invitation by Rabin-
dranth Tagore to take the chair Of
Hindu philology at the Tagore Acad-
envy in India.
The professor has been active in
Zionism here and interested in the
Jewish Educational Alliance Of Aus
tria.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-01-06
United Synagogue Convention

The tenth annual convention of the
United Synagogue of America will
take place in New York City begin
ming Sunday, January %. The United
Synagogue of America was founded
ten years ago by the late DR.. Solo
mon Schechter and has many accom-
plishments to it's credit during the
decade of it's existence. Important
plans for further work will be taken
up at this convention.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-01-06

Bishop as a Keren Hayesod Volunteer
New York q. C. B.)-A recent in
valuable acquisition to the ranks of
Keren Hayesod workers is reported
from San Antonio, Texas, in the per-
son of Bishop Johnson, celebrated
authority on church history, who is
working theoretically for the success
of the Palestine Foundation Fund.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-01-06
American Poles Backing Anti-Jewish
Movement in Poland

Warsaw q. T. A.)-Various items
in the Polish press bear indications
that the Poles in America are collect
ing huge sums to finance the forth
coming general elections in which the
so-called Democratic Party" is play
ing a conspicuous anti-Jewish role.
One hundred thousand dollars has al
ready been raised and forwarded by
the Polish patriots in America in or
der to make Poland "Jew-free."
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-01-06

Budapest q. T. A.)-Because Paul
Sander, the Jewish deputy, charged
M. Tomkasci, minister of justice, with
having been a member Of Bella Kun's
government, the minister has chal-
lenged the deputy to duel.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-01-06

Jerusalem q. T. A.)-Charged with
having communicated with Arabs of
the nationalist camp, and with DELHI
crate falsehoods about the activities
of the chaluzim. Obadiah Nahum,
Yemenite of Jaffa was ex-communi-
Gated by the Yemenite community of
that city.
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foreigners because they are Jews, and
whether General Monash, commander
of an Australian division in France, is
also a foreigner.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-01-06
Jews Excluded From Club

The most prominent club in Czecho-
Slovakia, located at Prague, whose
members include the foremost men in
the land, has decided to eliminate
Jews from it's midst. The club is
now rejecting all Jewish applicants
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-01-06

Rome 81. T. A.)-Deputv Luzzato
has lost his seat in the Italian parlia-
ment following the bankruptcy of the
great financial institution which was
headed by him and two other Jews,
Olivetti and Bondi. The bankruptcy
of this house. known as the Iva, in
wolves hundreds Of families and mil
lions of lires.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-01-06

Governor w. D. Stephens, of Cali
fornia, occupied the pulpit of Temple
Sinai at Oakland last Friday night
at the invitation Of Rabbi Rudolph
I. Coffee.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-01-06

Samuel Mayer was reelected pres
ident of the Merchants and Manu-
facturers' Association of Cincinnati,
O., at the annual election last week.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-01-06

The French Academic Franchise an
nounces that a gold medal has been
accorded to Mr.. E. S. Kadoorie, of
Shanghai, who has devoted his life
to series of deeds of philanthropy.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-01-06

Samuel W. Jacobs has been re-
turned to the Dominion House of
Commons to which he was first elect
ed in 1917 as representative of the
GEORGES Etienne Cartier Division of
Montreal.
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for membership. This step on the
part of so influential an organization
has greatly disturbed Jewish circles,
who see in it call to anti-Semitic
discrimination.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-01-06

Melbourne q. T. A.)-Leading Jew
ish circles here are evincing much aei-
tation over the decision of Justice
Mann, declaring invalid the will of
Samuel Sonick. disinheritine his chill
dren in the event of their inter-mar-
rage. The justice ruled that this pro-
vision was inapplicable to the chill
dren who had reached the age of Fl.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-01-06

Mr.. M. L. Genussow has been elect
ed deputy mayor of Barkly West,
South Africa.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-01-06

ST. PAUL MASS MEETING
The mass meeting took place in
st. Paul on Wednesday evening, SIM
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-01-06

Jerusalem q. T. A.)-A warning
has been Issued bv the Chief Rabbi
nate here to the Persian Jews against
the recent widespread missionary &C
tivity of the Bahaists. followers of
the new universal RELIGION. the found
err of which. Sir Abdul Bahai, died at
Haifa recently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-07
A New Discovery in the
World of Medicine

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"Asthmadol saved my life when
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A marvellous remedy for the deep.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-07
VITAL STATISTICS
BIRTHS

Akaet. Takuji. girl
Hrauer. Henry Herman. girl.
Brown. James Iri. Girl.
Chonx. Wong. boy.
coiburn. Donald Atkinson. girl.
Cooley, Arthur l., girl.
Crane. Warren T.. Girl.
Dean James Curtis. girl
finniran. Lawrence John. hoy.
kreide, Albert William. girl.
Martin. rrancis william. boy.
North. Charles Quay. boy and cir
Rich. Charles. girl
SchoninE, Oscar Ludwig. girl.
Tennks. MaNuktchi. boy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-07
Jazz at War
WithGiipsies;;
Who'll Win?
Maybe IfH Be Safer II
We Revert TO Old
Time Minuct
ny MAIGARrr RnHr

NEW YORK. July LIN thla ma.
~ ton synoopation simply IN our
meat. Most Of the people that I
know would rather iazz than eat. |
will even so rtill further. stating
what think lots OF folks since pro.
hlbitlon 'drather danes than drink.
How they jlEgle. writhe ana wigRle
while tho naxophone fpakes them
culver. shlmmy shivsr 20 It's plain.
tive moan.
Here flappcr with dnpper col.
iese youth will sway. There an nc.
treas with broker JAR tho hours
away Tired u. 81. with danhinr
typlst. or wife perforce not his
own but someone elae'B you suspect
OF course.
All find pleasure IN each measure
Of the ragged tune. IIark. the Gym.
balls crash and tinEie while the fiddles
Groom. Father. mother. sister. broth.
er. auntic. husband. wife. uncle. cou.
ain. even sranddad think this u the
life.
Yet II seems this jazz abandoned.
frivolous and free. ~ menace 20 our
morals. We should LEI II b.. Hartley
Manners preached it, dangers IN a
play iasf fall. Showed that almost
every evils due 10 iaxx. that's all.
Now an awful thing has happened.
II you don't watch out. YOU will get
diarshrosistls II you jazz about.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-07

WARRINGTON. July IA won.
an president OF the United Statsay''
Miss Alice Paul. founder OF the
National woman's party. repeated
the question. Then added: why
not-"
Woman a. the head 81 govern.
ment would BE- no new thing" she
continued. Prom Deborah down 10
the present there have been women
rulers. Holland today 10 governed
By queen. Only recently n woman
was queen OF England.
Government formerly was a snas.
ter Of class. From the class systcm
government shifted 10 the sex rys.
tenn
III has been suggested" Miss Paul
was told. 'sha, you may b. brought
forward AZ the first woman cnndi-
DATE for president
''No--ao--noe' The champion OF
woman's rights raised her hands IN
protest. Leave me out OF II. please
The thought that must be kept 20
the front now II the establishment
q women on an equality with mon
before tho law.
when vac strike down the legal
barriers that stili set women apart
from men. then women will move in.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-07
,,llaoly into greater participation In

evitabiy into greater participation In
government.
such participation. even up 20 the
election Of a woman for president. is
only the logical thing.
"In the meantime. however. the
work OF the National Woman'a party
"a 20 take sex out 81 iaw--to Elvc
women the equality IA law they have
won az the polls.
Our present plan II 10 accomplish
this thru state legislatures. We
do not Wish 10 seek another federal
amendment. However. proposed
amendment has been drafted for
submission. In case u r. found that
action by the states proves too tardy
"A few OF tho things IN which
woman are now Disseminated
against tn many states sres
Holding 81 state and local offices;
fury service. choice OF demieiie. resi-.
dence and name: holding and convey.
ing property: freedom Of contract:
custody and control OF children and
Of their estates; impurities or penal.
tlem for sex offenses; grounds for al
vorce, etc"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Name and Residence Age.
Duke. jack W.. Seattle. ..n....L Legal
kirmcr. Mildred. Seattle .. Legal
LogR, David O.. Seattle ........2S
EDDY. Irene. Seattle ...........s.sls
Haiiock. Josiah II. Arlington. Legal
Ristc. Rose r.. Seattle Legal
FeIdman. Jesse H., Seattle Legal
kells. Marion c., seattle $50. Legal
Grove. William. Seattle ...2l
Booth. BETTY. Seattle .............20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-07

stand Jazz invaaionH and they'll do
their best 20 drive out the negro
tazxers. They will beat the band
with their others and ringaras. any.
thing At hand
who will win. the jar 90 gypsy. u
h hard 20 tell. Budapesfera NIL agree
tho. music war is--what Sherman
said.
when you think OF all the evils
caused by iazx. oh dear. what you
read OF ~ In the papers, also what
you hear. don't you think 'twould be
a wiser and safer bet. n we changed
our naughty jaxzlng for the minuetf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-07
SAYS WIVES SHOULD
BE TAUGHT PHYSICS
FOR MODERN HOMES

BOSTON. July 7.--Cllrls should
have a scientific education before
their husbands take them TO hYc
In the modern 'collapsihse" apart
mcnt. delegates Co the National
Educational association. IN con.
ventian here. were told yesterday.
Walter q. Whiteman. normal
school authority Of salem. Mass.
said that girls who study physics
make the best wives.
Living In artificial surround.
lnsa. crowded together. raises the
problem OF science In the home"
he said. This calls FOE knowi.
edge Of electricity. mechanics.
water supply and heat and light
efficiency"
lie naid study Of science by
girls would aid In conservation OF
species.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-07
DEATHS

Gates. Palma Elizabeth Dodd. "a
dala.
Gibbons. Charles Walter. 60 years.
Grotle. Henry. IL years.
lltrano. Tsuye, 81 years.
johnson. Charles r.. IS years
Johnston, Sarah Ann, Al years.
Larson, olive Josephine. years.
Mathews. Maylo Elizabeth. 90 years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-07
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pREys WITH PRAYER

Don't you think rs wrong TO fish
on Sunday. Brudder Jones7"
mot 10 me, deacon. knse nh does
II reiigiously. An ailus prays To- a
nibble an gives thanks when ah
lands a fish. Boston Transcript.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-07

"a lot OF talk" said Uncle Eben.
don't interest nobody esppin' De
person dat's aoin' u; same az what
YOU says 20 a mule or a pair o.
nee "--wa.htnxton star.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-25

UN NUEvo 'rox TRor'

Manana domingo en- las dos tandas
cinematografcas del teatro 'Ria.to'
Sc dara a conocer al selecto publico que
asista a dichas funciones, Ell nuevo y
originalisimo "fox trot STAR del
inspirado compositor sefor Aron Tefe,,
active agente vendedor de la conocida
casa Import, Sale and Businnes
Agency, Inc, de esta ciudad.
Personals que han dido Ell nuevo
fox trbt'' del sefior Tefel, hacen
grandes elogios de .esa pieza musical
por Ia belleza melodica Y la inspiration
que predomina en- ella.
Reciba nuestra cordial felicitaci6n
cl senior Tefel.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-25
DEsDE SALINAS

Ha fallecido en- esta poblaci6n el es-
timado caballero don Esteban Rodri-
guez, persona muy querida por todo Sa.
linas.
AL sepelio del cadaver ssisti6 nume-
rosa concurrencia, en- la que hguraban
adversarios politicos y correligiona-
rios del fenecido.
En- ell sitio de costumbre pronuncid
Ell duelo el Lcdo. Jose Q. t. sallas-
berry.
Enviamos nuestro mas sentido pesa-
me de condolencia sus deudos.
H. SANTIAGO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-25
PAsAJERos PARA VENEZUELA

En- Ell vapor Caracas que salio
aver para Curacao y la Guaira, embar
caAon los siguientes pasajeros:
George Cochrane, John Shaw, Allen
E. Hmdnall, Herbert ]. Ruwer, JOa-
quin Garcia de Pico, Miguel Kroon,
Juan Luria, Manuel Cabero, John AL
ders, Phillip E. Nolan, Alfredo Vegas,
Belisa Vegas, Alice Moore, Mary He
len Davis, Manuel F. Gutierrez, Berta
Samper Adams, Jose Rosario y zoilo
sampar Adams, jose Rosario, zoilo
Fuentes Blanche More.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-25
iQue le OCurre con nOSOtrOs, seiOr
Quidgley?

aptos para la comprens0n. NO QUERE
MOS INTOLERANTES. Hombres DE
acci6n clara compression. Hombres
que caminen juiciosamente por los in
trincados laberintos del diario bata-
llar.''
Acudimos al caballero, sin dejar de
acudir al maestro. AL encargado de
preparar por ell camino de la rectitud
los hombres del manana.
GDiose cuenta vd. senior Quidgley,
cuando escribia su articulo, que era
mos tres hasta entonces los candida
tos? 81 vd. seleccion6 primeramente
uno y luego dos, y al prodigarle a ellos
sus mas legitimos elogios, establece
QUE Vd. quiere hombres tolerantes y
que anden juiciosamente por los in
trincados laberintos de la vida, en- buen
costellano, Ino es 10 cierto que esta
afirmando, veladamente desde Iuego
cue somos intolerantes y que andamos
sin juicio alguno?
lQu6 quiere vd. decir con semejante
aiirmacion9 liable claro. senior Quid-
gley. Vengase de frente. A pleno ros-
tro. Escriba en- alberto lenguaje. Sin
rodeos nj ambajes. Dele un lsdo los
entrelineados. Els asi como debe escri-
bir el que esta ensehando los nifios
un bien entendido CIvIsMo, ST es que
ahora Sc ensefia esa asignatura en- las
escuelas.
6Hay, a su juicio, algo que pueda
manchar nuestra reputation de modo
que no seamos dignos de ocupar la Pre-
sidencia? Digalo de una vez y con to-
dos sus pelos y sefiales. Tan claro que
10 entiendan todos los lectores del pc
ri6dico no unos pocos. No escriba
articulos de segunda intenci6n.
lY como CAMBEAN los tiempos.
Dudley amigo! No ha mucho tempo
Fran pocos los adjetivos del l6xico cas-
tellano para encaminar vd. nuestros
escasos m6ritos personales. Proclamaba
Vd., en- publico, que eramos pedagogos
lque barbaridadl Que 6ramos Ell mas
decidido defensor de los maestros. BieD
saba Vd. que ESQ no era verdad. No
podiamos sentirnos pedagogos. Y sa-
bia Vd. que fueron muhcos, como 81
guen siendo muchos, los que defendie-
ron, con Ell mismo calor Y patriotisn,o
nuestro, al Magisterio. Muchas otras
excentricidades suyas que nos obliga-
ron mirarlo con recelo. Es decir, a
confar en- que no tardaria mucho item
po para que vd. pensase de otra name
ra. Asi ha sucedido para mayor suer
te nuestra.
Algo habriamOs de ganar en- esta
contienda en- que nos coloc6 nuestro
d:scipulo Dieppa. CONoCERLo A vD.
MAS DE CERCA.
Asi y todo, seguiremos proclamando
que vd es un excelente educator, aun
Cuando susceptible de cometer errores
y de que Sc le hagan censuras mas 0
(continda en- Ia pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-11-25

Nos habiamos propuesto dar por res
puesta nuestro silencio los velados
apaques que nos hace ell senior Quidgley
Ell su articulo "NUEsTRoS CANDI-
DATOS".
Dos razones de peso nos obligaDan
clio. Queriamos al silenciar nuestra
indignation, demostrar a esos dos bue
nos amigos, Celestino Benitez Mora-
les Gerardo Selles SolA, toda nues-
ira mas viva simpatia v afectO. Pre-
teldiamos hacer mas tarde, como aho-
ra 10 hacemos, candidatos indiscuti-
bles nuestros, esos dos fraternales
amigos y compa1eros.
X Queriamos tambi6n seguir la nor
ma de nuestra vida. Rechazar, con
.nuestro desprecio, el ataque cuando
viene de espalda. Cuando SO nos HE
re mansalva y como no Sc debe he
rio los caballeros.
Obligados sin embargo, por el debe-
no hemos podido pasar inadvertida3
las frases NAL disimuladas peor in
tencionadas del seior Quidgley. va
mos. pues, a referirnos elias. sin per-
der el "control" dc nueStros nervios
y situarnos en- un terreno mry fir
ma, en- el terreno de la mayor sere-
nidda, y dignamente llevar al mismo
IA buena mala intenci6n del sefior
Quidgley. interrogandole: SQUE LIE
oCURRE CON NOsoTRos, SENIOR
oUIDGLEY?
Nc es lastimers. nuestra pregunta.
No mueve ella compassion. NADIA de
ESQ. Nos gustaria averiguar, con su res
puesta, el aIcance y el fondo de su ata.
que NAL disimulado.
IEsta vd. alarmado ante la ocurren-
cia, de buen humor, de nuestro disci-
pulC Augusta Dieppa al lanzar ufana-
nsente nuestro humilde nombre para
ccupar Ia Presidencia de la Asocia-
cffn? 1Padece desde entonces de in
somnios sefior Quidley2 STan honda
niente le preocupa que seamos exalta-
dcs a ese tan elevado sitial?
81 es asi, permitanos aconsejarle Que
no Sc desvele. Duerma absolutamente
tranquilo; pues no iremos la Presi-
dencia por tres motivos que 10 impi-
den:
Primero: QUE NO QUEREMOS
SEE. PREsIDENTE.
Segundo: QUE, AUN CUANDO
eUIsIERAMos sERLo, 10 que vd.
sstA creyendo hace tiempo, NO Lo
coNsENTIRIA LA AsAMBLEA.
Tercero: QUE QUERIENDo sERLo
CoNsINTIENDoLo LA AsAM-
BLEA, no podriamos serlo. 81 no So
mos ascciadcs, no podemos ser electos
para ningain cargo on Ia Directva
lEsta satisfecho, sefior Quidgley?
Tranquilo vd. va, permitanos solici.
tar de su caballerosidad nos expliuus
pnblicamente eI alcance de estas sus
frages: Directories necesitamos de in.
toligencia y dc iniciativas. Caracteres
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EsTUDLANTES PARA ENTER
MERAS

La Ulinica Miramar tiene cabida
rara un nimero de alumnas que deseen
estudiar y practicar. Para informes di-
rijase q la superintendente- de- dicho
establecimiento. ovenida Las Palmas,
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Ell vICAR1o DE PONCE

Noticias recibidas en- Ponce, anuncian
que Ell vicario de la Parroquia de aque-
LA poblaci6n, Rdo. Padre Garcia, que
Sc encpntraba en- Nueva York, ha sa-
lido para Cuba, con Ell prcp6sito de vi
sitar su respectable familia y numero
sas anistades.l
FL Padre Garcia regresara, en- diciem
bre, Puerto Rico.