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The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27
CHURCHILL AND sYDENHAM
SPAR OVER CALVIN AS "ALIEN
HORDE"
Lord SydenhaM Insists "Hoftle Of
Aliens" is Correct Description for
Present Immigrants to Palestine,
While Winston Churchill Says They
Are Carefully Selected"
tJewish Telegraphic Agency

LOndon-The correspondence that
passed between Colonial Secretary
Churchill and Lord Sylenham. the well
known antagonist of Zionism. which
has just been published is nothing ii
not indicative of the change that has
taken place in the minds of some Eng
lishmen towards the Zionist question
This change is, indeed. the first
thing Mr.. Churchill draws the Lords
attention to. when he blandly inquiries
after showing that in 1917 Lord Syden-
ham was n staunch supporter of Zion
the Jewish people into n horde of
aliens?' The expression ''horsle OF
aliens" was used by the Lord to de
scribe the present immigration of
Chaluzim. And Mr.. Churchill con.
tinues: Your opinions may undergO
n complete change the Jewish relation
to Palestine remains unaltered.''
In his reply. Lord Sydenhnm admits
that he has changed his opinion. He
had no Knowledge of conditions In Pal
estine. he says. and was unaware that
the BalfOur Declaration had been oh
tained. after prolonged and by under
hand methods He never dreamed
that n Jewish Government would I've
established. imagining that "slow
immigration of desirable Jews would
he permitted. Now East European
Jews are being dumped into Palestine.
The Jews. the Lord insists. have no
more claim to Palestine than the Moors
Of Southern Spain. The Horde of
Aliens" is the correct description of the
present immigrants he says.
Secretary Winston Churchill. reply
ing to the charge of dumping" de
clares that 1t is the Governments
policy to bring into Palestine carefully
selected immigrants" and that grad
ualy without injury to the hihabitanfs.
The. assertion that the Balfour De-
claration was obtained by cumberland
methods IL Indignantly repudiated by
Mr.. Churchill who says 1t was due to
wide and deep arguments clearly ex-
planned" Similarly, the charge that
It is contemplated to establish a Jew
ish Government is denied. The Gov
ernment is British. with the participa-
tion of Jews and Arabs. 1.-The White
Paper" Mr.. Churchill says finally.
should reassure you"
Evidently reassured. Lord Sydenham
admits in the letter which closes the
correspondence, that AL are liable TO
misconceptions" Il am glad to learn" !"
he says. that there is n more careful
selection of immigrants" He is not
persuaded. however. that the Palestine
Government is not Jewish. saying.
the ZiOnists do not represent all Jews.
They selected as the Palestine Admini-
strator an ardent Zionist. The Jewish
Government is. therefore. an actual
fact"
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27
EDWARD BERNSTEIN TRACES
GERMAN ANTI-SEMITISM TO
MILITARISM.
u. C. B. service)

New York-German militarism has
always been inextricably associated
with anti-Semitism. writes Edward
bernstein. noted German socialist, in
III thoughtful article he contributed to
Ithe Jewish Daily Forward. Herr
bernstein explains the motives under
Dying the Rathenau murder and the
sfurious anti-Semitic agitation against
fthe "Jewish Republic" y
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27
EOyIETS COURT SENTENCES PO-
GROMISTS TO DEATH.
(Jewlsh Telegraphic Agency

Riga Soviet Court sitting at
bmolensk passed death sentences upon
bur persons accused of instigating a
Eogrom during the May disturbances in
7bunection with confiscstion of church
1hd synagogue. valuables. Twenty
|ther accused. were given prison sen.
Snces. while nineteen. including Bi-
kop Philip, were reprimanded.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27
DIyoRCING WIFE AN AID TO U.
8. VISA.
(J. C. ,. Service)

arsaw.-In consequence Of the United
States consular rule withholding tisas
from husbands applying for perDis'
sion to proceed to America without
their wives. many husbands began di-
vorciny their wives. Immediately this
fact became known. the consuls am
nounced that the new divorces were
invalid insofar as they we're concern
ed. ig-.is 'i,- isf' 'r-si' e
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27
UKRAINIAN ORPHANS ARRIVE IN
JERUSALEM.
(Jewish Telegrnphic Agency

.Jcrusalem--1SO Jewish pogrom or
plians from tha Ukraine arrived here
from Warsaw. escorted by Israel Bel
Lin, Palestinian pioneer and agricul-
tural teacher The children will re-
ceive an agricultural training.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27
MAX wARBURG ARRIVES IN. NEW
YORK
Felix Warburg Tells II "Jsint" Week
h Kurspe
Il. c. B. Serxicel

New York-Nax Warburg. noted
Hamburg banker. arrived last night
with his brother Felix II. warburE.
OH the "Resolute.'' Herr warburg was
reported In Berlin dispatches to have
fed Germany following the disclosure
that he was near the head OF the list
Of Gcrmany's prominent Jews marked
by anti-Semitic monar archists for des-
.truction. 1t was stated In. belsalf oe
Herr warburg that he has come to
visit his family.
A statement Mr.. Felix warburg gave
the preas coptaineA the following ref
ereDce TO the work NJ the Jsant dir
trIhaflaa- comnistre. a which ~ ts
chsirmsn:
THE Jewish -Jeint Distribution com
mittee armed with more than S40.00a.-
600 has reached sufferers In many
places only few hours after armies
had passed through. Thousands Of or
phsns are being cared for.
I'VE have .coopersted with every
body who was willing to cooperate.
The great problem has beeA In 'Russis.
We worked hand In hand with the
American Relief Administration. After
contributing more than s1,00O,O0O for
the voIxa Valley and about $4.O08. .00O
for thei Ukraine and White Russia, We
helped teed 2,0O0,O0O people daily and
saved probably million from ntarva-
tion. -.....--..--
"Our cooperation will be extended to
include the great disqualification and
sanitation program for Russia, to feed
ing 3OOON children daily. in the Tx
raine alone. until next August, Nr.
Hoover IL the one man who has looked
ut Europe ut all times with the eyes
of kind physician. The diet he pre-
scribed has saved millions"
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27

The Jewish Chaplaincy Association
.of New York has been organized to I'M
dertake religious work in public insti-
tutions.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27
Dissertations
By Milton M. Schayer
Religious Education
Replacement Value

1t has been said, Men live like en-
gines at high pressure. n hundred years
is hundred months: the ledger be-
comes the bible, the day book. the hook
Of the morning prayer They might
well add that extravaganza of enter
tainment Is the social hallmark or
talisman. Modesty and quiet are lost
sight of in the shuttle" that takes
place almost every night.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27

Set yonr lips to the ershorar.
Waken n fiery blast.
Shrill to the heathen nations
This slaughter shall be the last!
And send our old Peace-greeting
Pealing from cot to throne.
Till mankind heesis the message
On the Hebrew trumpet blown.
And the faith Of the whole worlds
peoples
Is the faith that * our own.
Jews of the great Republic,
Clnsped to her m0ther-breast.
Nesting so warm md peaceful
Within that bosom blest.
Turn to tortured Europe.
Hark to the myriad Ihonn
OF pinched lips. white with hunger,
That stiffen as they groan.
And remember In these wan crea-
lures runs
The blood that is your own.
Laden with babes and bundles.
FO0tsOre on every rOad.
Their weary remnants wander,
With bayOnets for goad.
They cry: ''Smaa YisrOaer'
In tragic monotone.
And If We, Israel. hear NOT.
BY whom shall ruth he shown?
For the strength whereby God saves
Is the strength that is our own.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27

Every sentence can he and most like
ly Is read two ways, by one reader 1t
will he deemed simply another plati-
iude," the next reader will get from it
n dynamic stimulus. 1t is all in the
frame Of mind. so is SUCCESS.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27
Our O.on
by Israel zanrwill.

Jews of the great Republic
Who gave your sons to death,
That Peace be born In Europe
And Justice draw new breath.
VIII We still endure to witness
As of yore your Kindred thrown
To races whose souls are savage.
10 tribes whose hearts are stone.
Compared with the love and mercy
That for ages have warmed our
own!
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27

As a rule We pay a good deal OF at-
tcntiOn to the dancing teacher and the
.styles. We talk about bridge clubs and
the social life Of thirteen-year-old girls
But just mention the Sunday School
''Oh well yes. l Know l ought to.
hut--"
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27

. II we would take our religion half
as seriously as we take our business
what wonderful world 1t wuold be.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27

Might not Uncle Sam refer to E,i-
rope as his debtor half?-wall Street
Journal.
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27


The International Sunday School
Council Of Religious Education says !:
Three out of four Catholic, two out Of
three PrOtestants. nineteen out of
twenty Jewish youth or children under
twenty-five years Of age receive no
{ rmal religious instruction. Seven out
q Of every ten of the children and
nth are not being touched In any
y by the educational program of any
'vch."
| tatistics show that the Jewish per-
II &C Of on-attendants is excessive.
Pc FAULT Is IT?
next time you swell up' over
dignity Of your position eit1pr. so-
c,al OF flnaneisl, ssaaesnles. fhat accor.l-
ing to DR.. Georxine Ludcn you consist
Of: So ~ -.-1 -
Fat enough for seven bars of soap.
Iron enough for medium sized
nail. siflF
Sugar enough to iill shaker.
Lime enough to whitewash q
chicken coop.
Sulphur enough to rid dog of
fleas.'.
That constitutes you physically.
Replacement value Of constituent
parts about 1.1O. This Of course, does
not include mechanical features such
a. heart, lungs, kidneys, etc.
The real you Is the soul God gave
you and your mind which God helps
you develop. Compare your mind with
minds Of real leaders. or rather COM
pare what you are doing with what
zeal leaders have done and are doing
ind then determine how much you
hould swell up or how humble you
feally should be-
The Denver Jewish news., 1922-09-27

-Four meat dealers were summoned
Assemblyman Samuel Dicstcin. who
charged them With violation of the
law relative to the sale of Kosher
and non Kosher meats. Magistrate
Douras adjourned the hearing to Sep
tember 25th, suggesting that Mr.. Dick
stein place the matter before Chief
City Magistrate McAdoo to determine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-15
CIRCUS MAN FEARED
MEMBERS OF FAMILY
Murdered Man Wrote Sister
That He Believed He Was
Being Framed"
IRy United News.l

MT. HOLLY. n. j.. March ia
letter written by John 7. Brunen 10
h!S sister less than "A month before
lie was shot and killed In his home
at Riverside. In which the circus
masnate voiced his fears and sus-
picions that he was being Framed"
by members OF his family. was given
out by the prosecuting attorneys Of
fee here Tuesday night.
The letter adds Interesting details
to the investigation of Brunen's fam
lily and business affairs. which had
been In turmoil for months. II is
now known that the murdered man.
VIII" was friend OF William Dcs-
mond Taylor. had numerous business
enemies. who might have had ample
motive for the killing. 1t Is also
known that quarrels with his wife.
one OF which resulted In the wound
Ing Of Mrs. Brunen on Christmas Day
last year. had been frequent in the
past few weeks
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-15
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dependable cough medicine. Eas-
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quick and lasting relief. go
You can feel this take hold of. a
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1t loosens and raises the pblepm.
stops throat tickle and soothes and
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with such promptness, ease and GER.
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Pihex is special and highly con-
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here are many worthless imita:s
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-15
by Ralph y. Turner.

United News Stan Correspondent.
LONDON, March l4.-Because King
Ena declared loo years ago that
IL woman breaks the law in the
presence OF her husband there is a
presumption Of coercion, Mrs. Violet
Peel, wife OF Captain Owen Feel, NJ.
c.. war hero and confessed swindler.
stands acquitted OF the charge OF
tampering with kilograms to de-
fraud London bookmakers.
Mrs. Peel was freed today, the
second day of har trial in the sensa :
:ional case which gave English So
Getty one OF its most divertirg
shocks since the war, and II was a
dic;um handed down to the England
Of today as part OF the heritage OF
wisdom from ancien. rulers which
relieved her OF responsibility.
But Justice Dai ing. ordering the
jury TO acquit Mrs. Peel made II
plain that this was victory
grudgingiy conceded by the court.
and one which would hardly brighten
the luster OF the names involved
1t is a melancholy law. not to be
commended. but to be fol-
lowed nevertheless because IT is
law said the justice. we are
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-15
GREAT CONGREGATION HEARS
FIRST BAPTIST EVANGELIST
Dr. Hobbs Discusses 'The Might of Man. Urging All
to Embrace Every Opportunity for Improvement
by Leading Lives Free From Sim

worth. There can be no doobt that
me earth was created for man. But
now puny is man In comparison
with the earth. stu. the earth is
nut II very small part OF the uni
verse. But God has done more for
man than all the rest OF the uni
verse. The earth Is for man. That
shows what God thinks OF the man.
hut more. God gave His Son to redeem
man.
What really counts in what does
man think OF himself. man is
usually what he estimates himself
to he. II he thinks his soul is yalu-
able he will seek Christ for saliva
tion; II he thinks his mind Is va!u-
able he will embrace every chunce to
Improve 1t. II he thinks his body
Is worth while he Will keep IT clean
and care for 1t rs he would the most
valuable piece OF machinery"
In closing his sermon DR. Hobbs
said: II make the appeal to you
that You not only think well OF your
selves but prove your interest In
yourselves by changing from the
life of sin YOU have been leading
into on" OF righteousness through
Jesus Christ our Lord"
Dr. Hobbs will preach every eve
ming n, o'clock. At T:45 the song
service will be conducted by w. F..
Betts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-15
JUSTICE SCORES OLD ENGLISH
LAW WHICH SETS WOMAN FREE
Wife of Captain Peel Stands Acquitted of Charge of
Tampering With kilograms to Defraud Lon
don Bookmakers

bound to f"l;nw il because II is part
OF the English code. Rut IT should
not apply To the present-day develop
ment OF the modern woman. 1t Is
inappropriate TO modern life and II
is absurd to suppose that woman
nowadays dares not contradict her
husband. This law originated with
King Ena, saxon ruler in A. D. SIS.
and IL WAS re-enacted in 1917 by King
Canute"
y few minutes after her acquittal
on the ground of coercion Mrs. Peel
heard her young and sporty husba nd
sentenced to a year in prison upon
his plea of guilty TO the charge. Her
father and mother, Sir Robert Jar
dine. tho famous millionaire turfman.
and Lady Jardine, were in court.
Captain Peel and Mrs. Peel OBJ
tanned race results by telephone and
instantly dispatched Geographic
bets to their London bookmakers. ac-
cording to the evidence In doing
so they contrived to have the tcle-
grams timed" several minutes be-
fore the actual moment OF nling. and
thus the bookies felt bound by their
code to pay the bets, although the
races were over by the time the bets
were received.
Captain Peel pleaded guilty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-15
K|WAN|s OF PETERSBURG
HEARS KIWAN|AN HOPPE
Richmond Member Speaks in
Interest of Drive on
Tuberculosis.

PETERSBURG. VA. March H.
Your sister city" was tho way XII
wanian @. E. Hoppe. OF Richmond.
extended greetings from the capital
city Kiwanlans to the Petersburg
club this afternoon. when a business
meeting and banquet was given at
tho Hotel Petersburg.
Mr. Hoppe spoke In behalf of tho
tuberculosis drive which the national
and State kiwanis clubs arc backing.
He urged the local members to pur-
chase hfty-nve signs. which will be
posted In certain sections Of the city.
Tho question was turned over to
the public affairs committee. and will
De reported on at the next meeting.
However. II IS practically assured
that the local club will support II.
To Welcome bryan.
president John II. Jolly presided
| over the meeting, and kiwanian Rus
| sell Parkinson had charge OF the
! singing. The president was asked to
| appoint committee Of three TO meet
William Jennings Bryan when he
visits this city on :iarch 81 to de-
| liver lecture in the auditorium OF
the Petersburg High School. when
he VIII speak on The Worlds Great
est Need"
Following the transaction OF bust
..''hS w"S turned over to
hi"ahian Edwin Clements chairman
81 the entertainment committee. who
kept the crowd In good humor for
fully haif-hour.
Ihiks ON Clubs Opportunities.
ki"anian Boiling Wilcox made a
'aIk on What Duties and Opportuni-
tics Are Presented To the Eiwauls
t!nb. His talk was very interest
ing. and. although he had only Ave
minutes 10 speak. he gave some very
| interesting facts The members Of
the club were keeniy disappointed
when they learned that City Manager
browniow would not he able to adj
"ress 'hem on account OF Illness
MF. bro~ni"w was scheduled to
speak on Reticr Business for Pc
'ershurE Mr.. Browniow will speak
nj the meeting next Tuesday after.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-15
I,iv ge

OF oil is in "A degree dependent on
'mportatlons. just as the local peanuc
market il to great extent '"ftew
chinese peanuts have arrived thI.
year on account of Tue existence NJ
the emergency tariff. but in writing.
the new tariff. peanuts have been
omitted entirely. and II Is not pos
sible to say that peanuts will have
much protection IN the permancnt
tariff bill with the Southern con.
gressmen and Senator's lighting
against the tariff In n most militan,
manner. -
IL was thought that the movements
Of the exchange. which is an 80
reaching In results, in coutractiny
with the Suffolk Peanut Comn,n,.,
m'ii their peanuts. II is reporteJ' ar
the rate Of from 1000 To 4 nm
per day, would have bull tendenc,
-" 'he price. put other local cleaners
'hink the effect Will he to wealon,
."c SITUATION, by practically eliminat~
ihg large buyer from the open mar
e' on farmers stock and increasing
."e buying burden of the other mills
'ie'eoF' while the fact that cleaned
soo"s are forced on the present life
ns ""!ihE market of cleaned goods
W." .ehh 10 Increase competition and
prices. .e'.N-
me opinion has been expressed. nm !,
cie,n ee's TO-DAY ty peanut men. that
cleaners who have invested large
amounts in factories and coutpmant
anu spent lifetime in building nm
'heir business with the question ~
ptont problematic one, will M,
,cn" co cooperation toward the DUNN
ing on the market further surplus
u""n.'N OF cleaned goods, for most
OF the peanut factories in tho hnsi
ness In the two States have worled
oht! part capacity this season., and,
man! nave not operated at all, ana
sun others work only Ave days to
the week =.
The investment OF cleaners and
shelters In the two States In fac-
tories. equipment and operatinr
FUNDS Is said to he In the neighbors
hood OF 10000. 900 ~
Cleaners May Not Combine,
Recently congressional action has
set approval on combination of
iarmers and growers for marketing
.ne.r prouucts. The peanut interests
would have probably been consolfss
uated some time ago but for the fact
mat the snme privilege Is denied the
Cleaners Ey the Sherman antitrust
| law. 80 @''ffs
The move made today by the
| Growers Exchange is being watched
with interest, and the outcome dE,bf
great moment To this section Of Vlr-'
ginia and North Carolina. II the
| farmers are satisfied with what they
nave obtained as members Of the
| exchange this year and their venture
INTO the cleaning business Is success-.
ful, the exchange Will dominate-ths
peanut business hereafter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-15

was detailed with McCaleb pairing
with Price. also McCaleb as voting
no" The facts were: | was paired
with Price. voting aye" on the
keezell motion and Price voting
no" McCRleh was properly re-
ported az voting no" but not as
pairing with Price. I spoke to the
reporter covering the House and he
promised TO correct this. but exam
med this mornings paper and failed
10 find II.
This matter is OF Importance to me
In that II places me in a very bad
place with my constituents. as / was
elected on an antiiond platform.
VIII thank YOU to correct this in
your next Issue Mr. Price. OF Rich
mond city, was sick in bed, and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-15
DOCTOR is STRICKEN
AS HE ENDS SPEECH
tBy Associated Press. ]

ATLANTA. GA. March I4.-Dr. p.
F. Mckeown. go. of Copper Hill. Tenn,
was stricken with an acute attack
OF heart trouble here tonight just as
he concluded an address before n
meeting of the Georgia State Asso-
citation of Optometrists. and died
before he could he removed from the
dining hall He is survived by a
widow
DR.. Mckeown. who. 1t was said. had
suffered with chronic neart disease,
complained TO the man next to him
Of shortness of breath as he sat down
amid applause, and within a few min
utes his head fell over on the table.
His speech was in praise of the as
ISOLATION and he declared men of his
age were leaving II to the younger
members OF the profession TO carry
on their work