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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-23

FRANK CARRICK,
Who fourteen years ago married
the same man-wOman Thompson,
believing him to be a woman, and
who has continued to live with
the strange parsonage ever since.
Thompson thus holds the unique
position of having both a husband
and a wife. For awhile all three
lived happily together.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-23
Ex-Justice Clark Bitten by Dog

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, June 23.-
Former Justice John H. Clark, of
the United States Supreme Court,
was badly bitten by mad dog At
his residence here shortly before
noon TO-DAY
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-23

Cities Protected Under Pacts
to Be Urged by Hague
on Nations.
BY GEORGE e. DURNO.
international News Service.

Another of the major accom-
plishments of the Washington
Arms Conference has been COM
pleted with the acceptance by the
Allied Powers of the new rules
of international law governing
the use of radio and aircraft in
time of war.
The revised rules, drafted at
The Hague by committee of
jurists authorized by the Wash
ington Conference constitute a
comprehensive and humane con-
troll over the newest agencies of
warfare, it was learned here to-
day. The recommendations are
now being drafted into the form
of a treaty to give them perma-
nency.
Air Raids Banned.
OF foremost importance is the
absolute ban on the dread air raids,
such as terrorized the populaces OF
London and Paris during the world
war.
Aerial bonbardment for the pur-
pose of terrorizing the civilian pop
ulation, of destroying or damaging
private property not of a military
character, or Of injuring non-con
batants is prohibited" declares
Article %. Aerial bombardment
for the purpose Of enforcing com
pliance with acquisitions in KIND
or payrnent of contributions lr
money is prohibited"
Aerial bombardment is permissible
under the new rules only when oil
rected Exclusively at a military
objective Such detectives are de
fined as military forces; military
works, military establishments o.
depots; factories constituting i'm
portant and Well-known centers en-
gagged in the manufacture Of arms
ammunition or distinctively military
supplies; lines Of communication Of
TRANSPORTATION used for military pul'
poses"
Civilian Rights Guarded.
Specifically exempted are "cities
towns. villages, dwellings, or build
ings," with the ultimatum that il
cases where it is impossible tt
lombard military detectives witnHu
the DOIDDdI uIIltIit VI IIlc CIV man pcIj
ulation the aircraft must abstain
from bomba rdment."
Belligerent aircraft likewise ar
cautioned to take ali necessary step
ITO spare as far as possible builC
inRs dedicated to public worship
art. science, or charitable purposes
historic monuments, hospital ships
hospitals and other places wher
the sick and wounded are collected
provided such buildings, objects 0
places are not at the time used 70
military purposes Detailed instruC
tons are given for the marking {
such places SO as TO be distinguish
able by day or night.
The rules for aerial warfare d
not attempt to enumerate the var
Gus Categories Of machines covere
by the term aircraft" the jurist
having been content to divide al.
craft into three classes-rnilitary ell
! craft and non-military aircraft e.
Continued on Page 2, Column q
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-23

Double daily service now in effect
Washington to Columbus, Ga. (Fort Ben
nings). via SeabOard Air Line Railway
and Atlanta. Trains leave $50 a. m.
Ticket Office TIA 14th ST. N. w. Phone
Main 637.-AdvL
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-23

peat her identification. If this
failed, he said he would demand a
writ of habeas corpus of the chief
Justice of the criminal court and
an examination to determine the
suspects right to freedom on bond.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-23
KEEP COOL

It Is not necessary for you to
keep on sweltering day and
night during the hot season,
pent up as you are in a room
that was all right in the win.
ter, but all wrong now.
YOU will find plenty Of good
cool rooms advertised in ITO
RENT-ROOMS" columns Of
The Morning Herald and The
Evening Times from day to
day-you will be able to locate
quickly a nice, pleasant room
in a clean, up.to-date home.
with splendid people. by sim
ply looking carefully through
these advertisements until you
have selected several that an
peal to you.
BUT you must go and see
the rooms that you think
would suit you, for YOU will
find that the best rooms ad.
vertised In The Morning Her.
aid and The Evening Times
do not remain vacant long
there are others besides your.
self looking for cool rooms ad.
vertised In The Morning Her
aid and The Evening Times.
Telephone Your Ads to
The Times-Herald
Phone Main $3.50
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-06-23

For Harding's complete ad-
dress last night on railroad ques-s
ton. see Page four.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-01-17
>IDDJSH GOVERN NtNT THEATRE
REOPENS IN MOSCOW.

Moscow-On November 3oth. the
Government subsidized Iiddish Cham
her Theatre in Moscow commenced its
season with a performance of Goldfad-
cr's THE Witch tDie MachschaifeD :.
Early in December the theatre staged
Sholom Asch's God of Vengeance"
j, ,Gott Won Nekomcl. which was follow
cd by Isaac WcitcrS Before Dawn"
and Pcrctz's a Night in the Old Mar
tct
During the first half of December n
special evening was dedicated to Shol-
ON AIeichem The director of the the
atrc was also planning to present
''Iriel OcoSta'' in novel interpreter
tion.
The Dramatic Theatre Bureau in
Moscow has been commissioned to
translate into liddish "Oedipus Rex
by SophocleS. The translation will be
made by the well-known Russian poet
DObrushin.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-01-17
JEWISH REFUGEE. u. 8. BOUND.
BURIED At SEA.
(Jcwish Correspondence Bureau)

(Jcwish Correspondence Bureau)
New York-Joseph Katchinsky. thir-
ty-seven, a secold cabin passenger on
the Noordam OF the Holland America
Line. which made port January 1, died
of heart disease and his body was
buried mt sea with Jewish rites by
Rabbi Isaac Beck, who had fed from
Russia with his wife and five children.
Katchinski had just made his way
out of Russia with his son Leib. after
much suffering. his wife having been
killed in pogroms there. The surviv-
ing son said yesterday that an uncle.
Max Katz, lives at No. 4512 Central
Avenue, Cleveland.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-01-17
CONDITIONS
PREVAIL IN UKRAINE
\ WIDOWS DESCRIPTION OF
WHAT THE JEWS. HAVE SUE
FERED IN THAT LAND.
I'VE Fear The Winter" Her Cry.

The times have been SO cruel here
that they have been like unto the
Destruction of the Temple. when babes
pcrished at their mothers breasts.
writes Jewish widow from one of
the agricultural colonies in the Ukraine
who has turned her letter over to the
Joint Distribution Committee. And
il has happened here" she continues.
that parents have eaten their own
children. But they were not Jews"
We. here. need not read again the
story of the Temples Destruction. We
have seen IT, i had to watch. with
my own eyes, my child slowly perish
ing. and hear him cry 70. food l could
not give him. would go out into the
streets and find a stray bone. This
would give him to suck. And his sweet
little mouth broke out in great wounds.
And ]. his mother. had TO look on help
Lrss. hungry.
Inn another part of her letter she
writes: Thank God, l survived last
Winter. but l am sick and feeble. If
YOU saw me you would not know me-
80 altered am l by what i have suf-
fered.
I'VE fea. the winter that is drawing
nigh. All the fuel is gogc. There will
he no harvest"
The letter closes with an appeal to
the widows onetime neighbors now
living in this country to help her and
her three daughters
This particular appeal has been re-
spondcd to. hut it is Indicative of the
conditions that still prevail in the
I'kraine., ;.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-01-17

whrlmine evidence of the truth of these
olargcs. lie challenged in particulars
the reported to have been made by the
Imperial Wizard of the Ku Kluy Klan
that the Jews are not II productive peo-
pie and added nothing 10 the sum of
facts and figures Mr.. Untermyer rcfut-
ed the charge so far as the Jews of
America We're concerned. and then
pointed to Palestine which the Jews
are now rebuilding as n home for their
aomelcss brethren. us the final and
complete rcfutation OF this charge OF
unproductivity against the Jewish peo-
Pile and the best evidence for their posi-
tive genius for constructive productive
accomplishment
The gathering which listened 10 Mr..
Intermycr's sc;lthing arraignment of
the Klan and which interrupted him
with frequent and vigorous applause
was banquet which marked the
launching Of drive for the Palestine
Foundation Fund (Keren Hayesod in
the State of Connecticut with head
quarters in Hartford. The Fund. of
which Samuel Untcrmyer Is the chair
man of the Board of Trustees, is en-
gagged in financing various economic
and cultural activities in Palestine with
II view to creating conditions favor
able to II large Jewish immigration
from the countries of Eastern Europe
where Jews are still prosecuted and
homeless a-a.t
The Information had leaked out that
in his address Samuel Untermyer would
clash swords with the Imperial Wizard
of the Klan in refrtation of the latter's
charges against the Jews of America,
and the audience which filled the Ban
uuet Hall of the Garde Hotel was keyed
up to II high pitch of interest. Mr. Tn
termyer was particularly denunciatory
of the IIlan for injecting, "interracial
hatred. suspicion and conflict only four
years after the conclusion of the war
which saw all the classes of America
presenting a united patriotic front in
behalf of their country. In this con
nection he quoted figures showing that
the participation of the Jews in the
armed forces of the United States dur
ing the War was proportionately great
er then their numbers in the total pop
ulation of the country.
One of the points of Mr.. Untermyers
address which was particularly ap-
plauded was his call upon tho men
and women of the very group the Ku
Klux Illan aims to organize under its
black banner" 10 be "the first and the
most vehement to repudIate and band
together to cXtcrminate those would
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-01-17
5000 CHILDREN'S CLOTHING
WORKERS. LOCKED OFT.
tJewish TeIegrnphic Agency


New lork-Several thousand chill
dren's clothing workers were locked
cut yesterday by contractors who eN-
pect To secure better prices thereby
from jobbcrs and manufacturers Civ
Ing them orders for childrens packets
and knee pants.
Spokesman for the Amalga mated
Clothing Workers of America. rep
rcsenting the locked-out workers, re-
garded the contractors action as i'll.
advised. and il was declared that active
measures will he taken unless the I'm
ion members are put back to work.
Managers of the Childrens Clothing
Contractors Association and the Knee
Pants Contractors Association claimed
to have large percenoge of their
association shops locked.
\ conference was held yesterday he
tween union officials and the .mn's
clothing contractors with n view to So
curing an adjustment which will pre-
vent any general disturbance in the
New York clothing market.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-01-17
THREATEN "PITII.ESS EXTERN
NATION OF VIENNA JEWS.
sryans Invoke Aid of German God"
In Kidding Vienna of Jews.
uewish TeIegraphic Agency

'JeWlrn I"leHFHpHlc Agency
Vienna The -nitilcss determination
Of Austrian Jews is threatened in let
icrS which are being widely dislribut
ed with the help of district officials Of
lower Austria demanding that the
Jews leave the country voluntarily
Thc penalty for not. complying with
this threat are all manner of violent
death imaginable.
\ typical letter which the Wiener
Morgrnzcitung' handed over to the
authorities has this pcroration: In
the near future the Aryan people will
arise and mercilessly put AN end to
the Jewish domination. The Jews will
first Of all he stricken down then in.
murdered. cNterininated
and hung. their bodies being thrown in
The Danube Then and then only shall
Vienna lie free of this vampire. Help
us. oh God of the Germans. in This
task"
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-01-17

is the view of DIR. Isaac NJ Wise. found
ed of the Union of American Hebrew
Congregations and of the Hebrew Union
College. finds the function of .Amcri .an
Judaism in fitting its adherents for the
highest and best exercise of American
Citizenship by making them better
Jews: for it sees in America the
hest and truest approximation. in Gov
ernment and CONSTITUTIONS of the fun
domcntal moral principles contained in
the Ten Commandments. the Psalms
and the Prophets of Holy Writ.
Aims for Judaism and An,ericanism
In this way the coming rally of the
convention finds in Judaism and Amer
ShOrn of medievalisms and OutgrOwn
forms of worship and ceremony of
times long past it will seek to bring
home to Jews throughout America n
religion without that wide and estrang
ing rift between parents and children,
between. old and young that has been
so marked and fraught with such dam
gerOus consequences among Jews as
among members of other religious de-
nominatio in recent years. Emphasis
lis to be laid Oh religious instruction
and worship in which all members of
the Jewish faith in America. where
women and children can naturally and
happily find common denominator to
guide their relations towards each other
and their fellow men.
(Continued on Page Seven)
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-01-17
POGROMS SPREADING TO BESSA-
RABIA.

bucharest st-Bcssarabia has become
the seat of violent auti-Jewish agita-
tion and aggression. students of the
Kishinefr GYMNASIUM have commenced
rioting. The Military instead of in
tervening. are reported To he helping
the rioters.
Anti-Semitic literature is being dis
trbuted broadcast, only Jews sub
scribing to that type fo literature
are not being molcsted.
Some connection is to he found be
tween the students aggression in Rou-
mania and the .Tew-baiting of the
Awakening Magyars in Hungary ac-
cording TO the Aurora" Il Liberal
Bucharest daily.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-01-17

Hartford Addressing large ga'h"r-
ing of Jews Mt banquet In the Gardc
Hotel today. Samuel l'nicrncycr Of
New York called the ku kluN Khan n
,ivic life Of .N,hcrica. denounced II as
ihe most revolving blot on the fair
cscutchcon Of our beloved country" and
charged il with ''rccklcssly undcrtak
ing to destroy the foundations upon
which America is bascd,'' calling il n
conspiracy against American liberty and
American Institutions Mr.. Imtermycr
enumerated ihc Illegal. cowar,lly and
,ln-Amcrican practices OF the ku KluN
Elan,' stating that there WAS over
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-01-17
In Memory of Peter
Schweitzer
BY II. SOILS COHEN

We have an army. yes of age and youth
Armorcd in faith. ourageouS in truth
No room. within its rank for fnintine
Let rccrcants play then. their ignohlo
parr.
Can fear appall n fearless race
Can frccmen fill II slavish place.
Shall heritage enshroud its pride
And grace of lineage be denied:
Shall wcakling's trembling fingers write
The epitnph of glorious might
Shall ignorance and folly whine
y requiem for hopes divine:
Rouse Israel rouse. and disavow
Those of thy blood who cringc and bow
And gather unto David's shield
Those hearts that know not how to
yield.
We throw no spear. unShcath no sword.
We bear the weapons of the Lord
Inc pIIieIct oI tIe tbuStlnp nriTI.
As bulwark against the bigot's dart.
We suffer torture. give up life
With peace reply to hatred's strife.
Yet roIlsc thee Israel I've thou not su-
pine
The glory of the ages thine.
Each imprint of the grace Of God
Is deepest where thy fathers trOd
The voice OF Sinai was not vain
Twas heard and will he heard again.
Our prophets spirits is not dead
The star of Judah shines o'crhcad.
And reckless man must find new birth
Or chaos re cngulf the earth
Fear not. q Lord. from the depths of
night
Triumplnntly shall break the light.
Fear God alone and. his commandments $
keep.
Thy watchful guardian He who knows
not sleep:
And in the light of his eternal sun
All earth shall know the Lord thy God
is one.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-01-17
MARSHALL QUESTIONS FEDERAL
JURISDICTION IN ROSENBLUTH
CASE.
s,Jewish Correspondence Bureau,

sJewish Correspondence Bureau
New York-Argument is the proceed
ings for the removal of Captain Robert
Rosenbluth. under Federal indictment
in the State of Washington for the
murder of Major Alexander p. Sronk-
hite. began yesterday before L s. Com
counsel for the defendant. questioned
the jurisdiction of the Federal au-
thorities nthe ground that on Oc-
tober %, 1918. when Major K-onkhite
was shot dead. the property used by
Camp Lewis had not passed to- the
control of the Government.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-01-17
DIR. WEIZMANN IN ROME.

tJewish Correspondence Bureau)
Rome-Dr. Chain WeiZmann ariiv
ed here today from Jerusalem where
he spent several weeks in reviewing
'he Zionist situation with the Admin
iStration and the Zionist officials on tho
spot. 1t is understood that the Zion
ist leader will communicate with the
members of the Mussolini Government
and Vatican circles. whence certain,
opposition TO ZioniSm still persists.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-01-17

The dining room furniture used by
Theodore Herzel during his sojourn in
Paris as the correspondent of the Freie
Presse of Vienna has been offered for
sale These belongings have been in
possession of IA Jewish family which
bought them some time ago and are OF
some historic value. some of the pieces
being engraved with Herzls monogram.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-01-17
uNTERMEYER SPEAKS
ON KU kLuX kLAN

HE CALLS IT ~ STRiNGE AND
MEDIfEvAL ERUPTION ON OUR
civic LIFE" INDICTS 1T FOR
"III.EGii.. COWARDLY AND IN
AMERICAN PRACTICES" AND
REFUTES AT LENGTH TIL T.
RECENT CHARGE OF TEE M
PER.AL WIZARD THAT THE
JEWS ARE Not \ rRGDC GIVE
PEOPLE.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-01-17
RELIGIOUS REVIVAL TO
Be HELD IN new YORK
EVENT WILL COINCIDE WITH
GOLDEN JUBILEE CELEBRATION
GF UNION OF AMERICAN he
BREW CONGREGATIONS. TO BE
HELD IN NEW YORK. JANUARY
~ TO 26.

% TO aG.
New York city. which has II larger
Jewish population than any city in the
world-its 1.JO0.0OO citizens of the
Jewish faith constituting almost half
the total Jewish population of The
United States about onc-tcnth the to-
tai of the world. and more than twice
the GO0G00 population of Ic.u:sil. IA. IT.
fore its falls to witness in the new
year one of the most extensive Jewish
religious revivals in its history. The
event has been timed to coincide with
the Golden Jubilee Convention of tho
Union of American Hebrew COngrega-
tions. celebrating the iiftieth annivers-
AIRY of that union and Of the Hebrew
Union College of Cincinnati, Ohio. the
founta in-hcad of American Reform
Progressive Judaism. Some two thOu-
sand men and women. lay and rahhin-
ical delegates. chosen from 2iO Jewish
congregations throughout the United
States and Canada. will take part in
the convention, the greatest gathering
in behalf of modern American Judaism
in the history of the country: and cN-
tensivc preparations are being made ut
the convention headquarters here to in
sure its fnr-rcacling national success.
Purely Religious
II is to he n purely religious rally.
aiming to bring Jews throughout Amer
lea back to the temple and synagog and
to rcawnken in them the religious spirit
embodied in the basic ethicnls and NOR
al principles and teachings of the Ten
commandments. the Proverbs and
Psalms. principles and teachings in
which Progressive Reform Judaism secs
The Jews true AMI highest sphere Of
usefulness to America and the world.
Its object according to an official CON
vention bulletin. is ito preserve Iuda-
ism. not Jews
brew COngrega tiOns is organized to pre-
serve the Jewish religion in America.
In America all distinctions disappear.
except religious distinction. Men come
hammedans and they remain Catholics.
Protcstants. Jews. Mohammendans.
This is the only distinction that Amer
lea permits to survive. That is why
Judaism. not Jews"
A purely religious note is to he en-
phasiZed throughout the four days OF
the gathering. which is to hold its SEES
to Jan. 26. at the Hotel AstOr. cniIninat-
ing in banquet at which speakers of
national note will address the conven-
tion. making the event of Worldwide
Importance.
As distinguished from many pre-
vious Jewish religious gatherings in
this and other countries. this Golden
Jubilee Convention is to serve as dra-
matte clarion call to rally American
Jews to dstinctively progressive and
American Judaism, a religion founded
on universal principles rather than
merely ancient customs and practices.
based on and adopting as its own scien-
tific truth as it is revealed and de-
veloped continually in modern days. ra-
tionally sanctioned instead of thru
faith in the miraculous. and aiming
to guide he spiritual life of its adher-
ents amid conditions of today rather
than to bring it into accord with con-
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-01-17
ENGELHARDT WITH 6 JEWISH
FAMILIES BOASTS JEWISH MAY
OR.
,Jcwish Correspondence Burenu)

,Jewish Correspondence Burean)
To.onto-Eng ''i,ard,, Ontari.. has
reelected DAVID Krrm.iI, Mayor. Ii
is perhaps w9rth mentioning that
Engclhardt boasts only q Jewish fam
lilies of whom the KormarS re mar
urully the leaders
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-01-17
COMMUNIST EXPEL FATHER OF
CIRCJNSIZED CHILD.
u. c. B. Service)

Mnscow,-A Jew whose wife had
their newborn son ci:cumsiZed has
been expelled by the Communist party
of Mosir. says "A report The father
pleaded in vain that the operation had
been performed in, his absence
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-01-17

In memory of their brother. the late
Jacob Gimbel. his five brothers have
given S25.O00 to the Philadelphia (Pa.)
Welfare Federation.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-01-17

Continued on page G)
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-01-17

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