davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-15
TCHITCHERINE DA A COMO
GER LOS TERMINUS DE
LA NOTA

MOsCU, mayo IA. (Cable Franc6s).
Los terminus en- que esta redactada
la contestacion del gobierno 'bolshe-
WIKI ha sido dada a conocer por el
ministro de Eelaciones Exteriores, M.
Georges Tchitcherine, durante una asam
blea sovietista.
Ell famoso delegado ruso a Geneva
manifesto cue Ell Soviet ha propuesto
a la Gran Breta1a la celebration de
una conferencia para arreglar todos
los asuntos pendientes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-15
iSe prepara Russia para
rOmper las relaciones con
la Gran Bretdna7

lies de esta ciud2d entonando los him
nos de Ia revoluci6n.
La protesta contra la nota de In
glaterra ha dado oportunidad para que
Sc recucrde el asesinato de vorowski,
ocurrido ell viernes en- Lausanne.
Entire los nunerosos carteles que
portan los manifestantes, hay algunos
que dicen: "Abajo el fascismo'', ''Aba
jo los asesinos de Vorowski. -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-15
LOS BANDIDOS CHINOs AME-
NAZAN CON ASESINAR A LOS
PRISIONEROS ST Ell GOBIER-
NO CHINO NO CUMPLE LAS
OFERTAS HECHAS RECIEN-
TEMENTE

PEKIN, mayo IA. Omitted Press) -
Los band1dos han enviado emisarios al
Gobierno para dar conocer Las au-
toridades que ellos estan dispuestos a
asesinar los prisioneros 81 ell gobierno
no cumple las ofertas hechas reciente-
mente, en- t6rmino de dos dfas.
Ell gobierno ha enviado copias de los
mensajes a las Legaciones extranjeras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-15
LOS BANDIDOS HAGEN PRO
POSICIONES ACEPTABLES

PEKIN, mayo Il. Omitted Press)
Los bandidos han prometido al de-
legado Anderson poner en- Hbertad a
la mitad de los prisioneros extranjeros
embellishments despu6s de concluirse
las negoc1aciones.
La otra mitad sera ibertada cuando
la vida de los secuestradores este sufi-
cientemente garantida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-15
'UN FORMIDABLE COMPLOT
PARA ASESINAR AL MARIS-
CAL F0CH

PARIS, mayo IA. UNITED Press) =
On despacho de Cracovia anuncia que
han sido arrestado 80 j6venes ukranios
pertenecientes al partido comunista por
haber fraguado rln complot para asesi
rar al marisca1 Foch.
Los comunistas esperaban utilizar di
namita en- ell ataque.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-15
LA CONFERENCIA EN- LAU-
Same CONTINUARA SUS
SESIONES

LAUSANNE, mayo ii. Omitted
Fress).- En- los circulos oAciales Sc
asegura que la conferencia continuara
en- session, pesar del asesinato de
Vorowski.
Sc tieLe eltenIido que la delegation
turca ha pedldo al gobierno suizo mayor
rtimero de policias titulo de protec-
ci6n.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-15
UNA COMISION PARA ESTU-
DIAR Ell BANDIDAJE
EN- CHINA

LoNDRES, mayo IA. Omitted Press.)
Ell Ministerio de Relaciones Exterio-
res informa que el gobierno chino ha
decidido nombrar una comisi6n para in
vestigar el asunto de los bandidos que
asaltaron eI ferrocarriI.
Los Consules extranjeros han sido
invitados para formar parte de la Co.
mission.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-15
GANETSKY Sc DIRIGE A LA
MULTITUD

alRAl'asS q
otro de los oradores que fue de-
lirantemsnte aplaudido fu6 M. Genets-
ky, ministro de Relaciones Exteriores,
quien manifesto que ell Soviet no de-
seaba romper las relaciones con la Gran
Breta1a, pero que no era possible pa
ra Russia aceptar ell contenido del Ill
timatum de Lord Curzon.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-15
Ell EJERCITO Sc ENCARGARA
DE HACER RESPETAR NUES=
IRA INDEPENDENCE

La Asamblea acord6 por unanimi-
dad protestar contra la nota britannica
y declare que Russia esta dispuesta, 81
es recesario a poner su ej6rcito fren-
te a cualquier naci6n que intente me-
noscabar la independence de Russia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-15
LA CONTESTACION BRITAIN
CA PUBLICADA

LoNDREs, mayo IA. Omitted Press).
La contestact6n del gobierno brit&nico
7 Las proposiciones alemanas, ta aids
publicada.
La prensa en- general opina que las
'ofertas son inadmisibles, por 10 cual Ale
mania debe hacer nuevas proposicto.
nes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-15
RUSSIA ENVIA LA NoTA Res
PONDIENDO AL ULTIMATUM
DE INGLATERRA

MosCU, mayo IA. (cable Franc6s),
La respuesta de Russia al ultimatum
de Inglaterra ha sido enviada esta ma
mana al represcntante de la Gran Bre-
taiia en- esta ciudad.
La nota sera enviada esta noche
q Londres.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-15
UN BARCO CHINO ATACADC
POR PIRATAS

SHANGHAI, mayo H. Omitted
Press).- Un crecido numero de piratas
cue viajaban como supuestos pasajeros,
atac6 al barco chino ''Taissun'', que
Sc dirigfa de Hong Kong ests cir-
dad.
La cantidad robada los pasajeros
asciende a $4,000.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-15
UNA TELICTTACICN DE
POTNCARE

FILADELF1A, mayo ID Gable
Frances. .)-El jefe del gobierno fran
c6s, NJ. Poincar6, ha dirigido un men
SAFE de fel1citaci6n a todas las madres
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-15
ToDo RUSSIA PRoTESTA DEL
ULTIMATUM DE INGLATERRA

MoscU, mayo IA. (cable Franc6s).
-Todos los establecimientos del GO
bierno han permanecido cerrados fin
de que sus empleados puedan asistir
a la grandiosa manifestation que Sc
llevara efecto en- esta ciudad para
protestar del ultimatum enviado por
el gobierno britanico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-15

de America, con motive de Ia celebra-
c:0n del dia de tstas
q mensaje fu6 dirigido Miss Jar
viss, prestigiosa dana que encabeza
G. nowmiento para Ia celebration del
dla de las madres.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-15
LOS FRANCHISES MULTAN LA
CIUDAD DE RECHLINGHAU-
SEN

BERLIN mayo IA. Omitted Press) -
Las autoridades militares francesas han
condenado Ia ciudad de Reclining
Eausen a pagar cincuenta millones de
ululta por SABOTAGE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-15
Russia NO ELS Ell RUHR

La resoluci6n aprobada por la asam
blea termina asi: "Demostremos a In
glaterra y todas las naciones bur
guesas, que Russia no es el Ruhr. +"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-15
UN PUENTE VOLADO EN-
AQUAGRAN

LoNDREs, mayo IA. Omitted Press
de Acuiagran andncian
que un puente ha sido volado.
Ell despacho agrega que ell traGco ha
quedado interrumpido
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-15
Ell GABINETE INGLES ESTU=
DIARA LA NOTA DE LOS
ROLSHEVTKIS

LONDRES, mayo IA. Omitted Press)
Ell Gabinete ingles ha sido convocado
urgentemente para discutir la nota del
govierno soviet.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-15
Ell. MARCO BAJA
CONsTANTEMENTE

LoNDREs, mayo IA. UNITED Press).
Ell marco Sc ha cotizado hoy, al abrir
Sc la bolsa, Glen mil pcr libra ester
lima.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-15
LA NOTA INGLESA DESCON-
CIERTA AL GOBIERNO DE
CUNO

BERLIN, mayo IA. Omitted Press.)
Ell Gabinete recibi6 la nota inglesa
contestando las p l1siciones de Ale
mania.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-15

y John Barton Payne, delegados ame-
ricanos a la conferencia sobre ell re-
conocimiento de Mejico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-15
PAYNE Y WARREN FIN CIU@
DAD DE MEXICO

oIUDAD DE MEJICo, mayo IA
(Cable Frances )-Ayer negaron esta
ciudad los sefiores Charles B. Warren
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-15
ECOS DEL PUERTO
sA1rDAs DE SAN JUAN

Ha salido para la isla Ell vapor ame-
ricano Major Wheeler.
DE paso para Curacao hizo escala
en- este puerto el vapor holand6s
''Asiento'
Ell vapor ''San Lorenzo" de la
New York and Porto Rico S. s. Co.
saldra de este puerto para Nueva York
el jueves proximo con carga, CORES
pondencia pasajeros.
LLEGADAs A SAN JUAN
LEGO aver de st. Thomas Ell vapor
''Marina' de la Bull Insular Line.
-Procedente de Filadelfia lego a
San Juan. Ell vapor americana Sioux ),
con carga general para esta isla.
DE NEW ORLEANS
Hoy sale de New Orleans con rumbo
a Puerto Rico el vapor "Tachira" de
la New York and Porto Rico s. S. Co.
Ell PONCE
Ell jueves Sc espera Ell vapor "Pon-
cs' procedente de Nueva York,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-15
LOS TRABAJADORES INGLE-
SEES PROTESTAN DE LA NOTA
A Russia

LoNDREs, mayo IA. (Cable frances)
Los trabajadores han organizado un
mitin en- Hyde Park para protestar del
ultim&tum enviado por el gobierno a
Russia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-15
LOS MANIFESTANTES RE-
CUERDAN LOS TRAGICOS
DIAS DE LA REVOLUTION

MoscU, mayo IA. (cabIe Franc6s).
Miles de personals recorren las ca
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-15
OTRO COMPLICE DEL ATEN
TADO EN- WALL STREET
ARRESTADO

NUEvA YORK, mayo IL Omitted
Press).- La policia arrest6 al electri-
cista Noah Lender, acusado de haber
tornado parte en- Ell atentado de wal1
Street EN- setiembre de 1920.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-05-15
UN DOLLAR VATE CUARENTA
NH. MARCOS

NUEvA YORK, mayo IA Omitted
Press.)-El marco Sc cotlza cuaren-
ia mil por dollar.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-11-08
PROTEST AGAINST RECEP-
TION TO GENERAL H A L.
LER IN BOSTON.
Tie Jewish Leader Sends Open Letter
to Mayor Curiey Exposing Record
Of General in Command Of Poles Re-
criited i'm America.
,Jewish Telegraphic Agency


BOstOp-In an open letter addressed
to Mayor Curley. Thd Jewish Lender
a local newspaper charges that Cen
erai Josef Halter. Polish Commander
in-Chief. who is soon TO visit this city,
is n notorious anti-Semitc, having been
proved guilty of numerous atrocities
ngninst the Jews of Poland. and as such
is no fit to he received as an official
guest Of the city of Boston.
The letter quotes official Polish dOcu-
ments to prove that General Haller was
guilty of perpetrating excesses upon
Jews, and says that any official rec
ognition accorded to the General would
be an affront to the Jews of this city
as well as all other decent and fair
minded citizens.
Addressed to the Mayor. the letter
reads as follows:
1T has been reported that General
Josef IalIer. the Polish military com
mander-in- Chief. who has been invited
to this country by the American Leg
ion. is to he the guest of this city. We
wish to express our deep sense of re
gret that the city should sponsor the
visit of this notorious General and we
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-11-08
MASONIC COM M A N d E r
OBLIGED TO QUIT FOR
AIDING KHAN.
Past Grand Commander Retired In
Disgrace Following Disclosure Of
Pr0-klan Articles in Masonic Paper.
tIewi.h Tel~araphic AsencyJ

tSeWtbu IcWBbuputc A8euryOt
I wasliingto on-That the Klu Klux
Klan ,hns spread It's tentoslcs. <vea, ~
the highest places Of tho American Ma
sonic Organization, which has been pre-
sumcd at least semi-oiiicinlly opposed
to the Klan. was revealed here by the
sensational forced resignation of Judge
George Fleming Moore. past Grand
Commander Of the Supreme Council.
thirty third and Inst degree of Scottish
Rite Masonry, Southern Jurisdiction.
This Jurisdiction includes the entire
South.
The resignation became known at the
annual assembly of the Supreme Coun-
ell. which has just concluded lis ses-
sfors 1t was brought to the attention
of the body that since the last assem-
bly, Masonic, paper edited by Judge
Al,Nrc. ''The Fellowship Forum" pub
lished in Washington, Inns become II
scmi-Official organ of the Khan, many
articles having appeared there laud-
ing the masked organization.
Judge Moore it is understood. was
severely denounced by members Of the
Supreme Council for lending the Ma
sonic Organization to furthering the
aims of the Klnn. and he found SO little
sympathy from his colleagues that he
was obliged 10 submit his resignation.
which was accepted, despite his previ-
ous exalted position in the Order. This
virtually retired Judge Moore in dis
dent in high Masonic circles, which are
exceptionally free from internal dis
sensiOn.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-11-08
JUDGE M ACK OPPOS E S
ZANGWILL ON ZIONISM.
tJewish relesraphfc Agency


New YorkAIn an address at forum
meeting at the Mems Club of Temple
Israel. 21O w. 91sr ST.. last night, Fed
eral Judge Julian w. Mack. president
of the Palestine Development Council,
replied to Israel Zangwill's views of
the Palestiuian question. which the
British writer expressed before the
American Jewish Congress two weeks
ago.
Judge Mack reviewed Zangwill's in
terCst In Palestine. first through his af-
fliation with the Zionist Organization
in 1904. through his formation of the
Jewish Territorial Organization. when
the Zionist organiza ion insisted that
Palestine, and no other country. he
come the seat of the Jewish Home
land.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-11-08
REORGANIZATION OF THE
CENTRAL JEWISH COUN-
GIL.

At meeting Of the Central Jewish
Council held Sunday afternoon, No
vembcr 18th 1t was decided to call
conference of the various organizations
in the City of Denver to re-Organize
the Central Jewish Council so that this
united organization can work with
unity. thereby representing all ele-
ments OF Denver Jewry. The neces-
sity of strength is far more emphatic
this year than ever before. The time
and place has not yet been decided up
On. The arrangements have been plac-
cd with committee of three and
further de ails will be announced In
the Denver Jewish News. Joseph Zig
mond. DIR. G. ID. Spivak, DIR. ]. NJ.
Morris, Leo X. Cohn and Morris Sa-
remsky compose the reorganization
committee.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-11-08
WERTHEIMS GIVE 500, 900
TO HARVARD.
tJewlsh TelegraphIc Agencyl

New York.-A gift of 100000 to
endOw fellowship for the purpose Of
fostering better relations between capi-
tai and labor was acknowledged by
Harvard university today.
The money. the gift of the fnmily Of
the late Jacob wertheim of New York
City. is to provide an endowment for
the Jacob Wertheim Research Fellow
ship for the Retirement of Industrial
Relations. which il to serve as me-
mortal for the merchant and philan-
thropist.
The givers Of the wcrtheim cndow-
ment to Harvard university are Mrs.
Emma Stern Wcrtheim. the widow of
Jacob Wcrtheim, and their five child
rcn Angelica w. Frink. Albert Wer-
theim. Diana Wertheim. Maurice Wer-
tIeim, and Viola Wer, helm.
Although business. labor and re-
search organizations will be asked to
suggest candidates, the fellowship win
be open to all who wish to become can
didntes. throughout the country.
Jacob wertheim accumulated for
tune from smnll beginnings. He went
to work as a hey of ii and drifted into
the cigar business after several years.
Starting with tiny cigar and tobacco
shop ut Third avenue and Fifty-fOurth
street. he rose steadily. and finally
organized The United Cigar Manufac-
tnrers' company. with $2O.N,0. .OON
capital stock issue.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-11-08
Thursday, November 8, 1923

earnestly request that yom deny to
General Hnller any official reception
or honors that may in any way be
construed as a manifestation of esteem
toward him on the part of the City Of
Boston.
"Such honOrs should be reserved for
men and women of distinction. for such
as have earned universal fame and the
admiration Of their fellow men. Cen
cral Hnllcr cannot by any stretch or
Imagination he included In this cate
CORY. Nothing that he has done en-
tioIl. hut on the other hand. what he
has done, entities him to a niche in
the Hall of Hamans
General Haller Is condemned In the
eyes of the civilized world as the man
who is guilty of those bloody outragcs
against the Jewish population in Pol
and. which accustomed the worldwide
protest I'm 1919. His soldiers. the no
torious "Hallerites," who. strange to
say. were lcgiOnnaires brought from
America. c0mInitteu Inc Innst unstanuiy
crimes against innocent and defense
less men and women, whose sons were
dying on the battlefields for the sake
Of POrnnd's liberty. General Haller
was branded as criminal by his own
government.
Captain Peter Wright. member of
the British Mission to Poland. in his
report to the British Government, in
1870. made the folIoYins statement
rega riding anti-Jewisli excesses in Pol
and:
The worst offenders nre soldiers.
and the worst soldiers In this respect
are those Of General Haller's army,
which was largely recruited in Amer!
lea" '-
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-11-08
Zangwill Stands by His Utter
ances; Ans1Ders His Critics
Proposes Conference Between Him and LADDERS of Zion
ism, and Anti i-Zionism, that Differences Can Be
Adjusted Will FOreg0 His Return to England.

I II was fait nccOmpli After my
speech the other night, Weizmann
said II was betrayal of the Jewish
people. The fact is am the only one
who guarded the interests Of the lew
ISL people The I,alfOur declaration
tool; no account of Jews of enemy
countries. brought ont frat point:
Who betrayed the Jewish people, Weiz-
mann or i? Then they said that all
That was meant by the RaifOur declara-
lion was that there is Jewish ma
iionnlity.
when ! said political Zionism was
dead. 1t was because with the Balfonr
gave ms not Zionism. hut and ersatz.'
The present Zionism reminds me Of
these melancholy menus with 'cncs-
tail type and beer type That's whnt
I meant.
Confusion is SO great that Presi-
dent Coolidge sent the American Jewish
Congress a message of sympathy with
Palestine as n Jewish homeland"
Taking mp his controversy with Louis
Marshall. Mr. Zangwill said Mr.. Mar
shall misunderstood what he meant hy
his reference to the Jewish vote. Il
said there may Ike n time when the
Jews may need the vote to protect
themselves In persecution and for self
expression In religion" explained Zang-
will. You have the Ku Klux Klan
against yori. Have yOu not the right
to vote against them? Haven't the
JewA ihe right TO vote against Henry
Ford II he runs for president
Louis Marshall. the following speak
Ct. drew continued applause in Opp0s-
| iag Mr.. zangwill's demand for lew
I'D veas. After a tribute to Zangwili's
personality and achievements. MFR.
Marshall said: I'VE Jews are happy
here and coTifcnted with conditions. We
don't care for Ford and the Ku Klux-
ers We don't notice them. II we did
notice them W. would commit great
mistake. We rely on our fellow Amer.
leans to protect their honor. We re-
quirc no Jewish vote for any purpose
We don't require 1t to protect our
selves because we vote according 10
party lines and not religious lines. To
form Jewish political party. to scgre
gate any section and call it the Jewish
or Irish or German or Catholic vote
is to he guilty Of treason against this
republic"
Marshall said he welcomed the sug-
gesticn for conference. We require
In American Jewry nnd in world Jewry
harmony and union" he said. That
is the great dcsideratum. Disha rmony
and disputes will work harm to the
cause OF Judaism. Zionism is a theory
and anti-ZiOnism is n folly
Other speakers were Simeon Strnn-
sky. editor, and Judge HOrace Stern of
Philadelphia. President Samson Lach-
man presided.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-11-08
TO LAUNCH SEMINARY
DRIVE AT DINNER NO
VEMBER ID.
'>fJewl.h relegraphic Agency.)

NJewish Telegraphic Agency)
New YOrk-One thousand leading
Jewish men md women If New York
will he guests Mt dinper in the Hotel
AstOr Wednesday,. November IA of the
committee organized to conduct a drive
for n $1.OOO.0OO endowment fund for
the Jewish Theological Seminary.
The committee is headed by Sol NJ.
stroock. Among the banquet hosts are
Felix NJ. Warburg. Louis Marshall.
Benjamin AItheimer. Justices Irving
Lehman and Otto A. Rosalsky. Max ID.
Steuer and Cyrus l.. Sulzberger. The
campaign will be launched on Armis-
tice Day, November II.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-11-08
U. s. FEARS FOR JEWS Elk.
PEELED BY BAVARIA
tJewIsh relegraphIc Agency.l

New York-Administrat officials
at Washington are concerned over the
expulsion of Jews from Bavaria and
confiscation Of their property, says II
special Washington dispatch to the New
York World today.
Reports of the expulsion were cir
culated exclusively by the Jewish Telc-
graphic Agency.
Admins ration officials indicated.
the report continues the United States
could hardly intervene unless Ameri-
and ci izens were among Those cxpell-
ed.
The State Department has no con-
firmn.ion of the repor's and no action
is expected, it is added.
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-11-08

fOrmance Of ''Shabse Zvi.'' He was
Applandrd." n reporter reports, when
H.. told his audience that all he had
seen since his arrival in America was
n lot of burleslue and musical com.
edy that carried no message and did
not in any way help advance the cause
Of the drama"
One is tempted, of course, to send
the distinguished dramatist to see any
Of the Theatre Guild productions, which
usually do try to advance the cause of
the drama. But il is another Indication
OF the visitors inGrfatignbility that
between watching what tliis critics say
and answering them, he has found
enough bnricsIue and musical comedy
to form an opinion Of the whole Ameri-
can stage. the greater part of which.
raignment.
And. finally. Mr.. Zangwill has ex-
pressed himself concerning religion.
He wants not only Hebrew taught but
Judaism. believing this frontier of
fiery faith" to he the only means of
preserving small and scattered Jewish
communities" and confident that, des-
pite the '.abysmal depths of Jewish
ignorance in the young general" there
must Ike found n Judaism (which can
really he practiard in America."
Perhaps II is this religious side Of
Zangwill that waited to Ike discovered
in America. For of all things he has
said, here. none. coming from him. is
mere surprising, than his faith in the
durability OF the Faith.
There is another chapter which
might le called Israel and Mrs. Zang-
will. Il anticipate the consequences
said he, speaking of his approaching
lecture before the League of Political
Education when he intends to tell the
truth about America Il have sent for
Mrs. Zangwill so as to have one friend
ly person near to lnry me md wind
up my affairs"
The Denver Jewish news., 1923-11-08
tIewlsh Telesrnphic Agency,


New Ycrk-Bcfore gathering of
400 men and women at n dinner OF the
Jmlcans in the Hoscl Pennsylvania last
night Israel Zangwill explained his
declaration that political ZiOnism was
dead ms meaning that the Balfonr
declaration. favorins British man
date over Palestine for the Jews. was
merely substitute and had been
whitfield down to mean only that the
Jews may have their national home
there. ~
He proposed conference between
him and leaders OF Zionism and anti
ZiOnism, asserting tint their differ
cncrs could he adjusted. He said he
the Palestine Foundation Fund (Keren
HayesOtl). Of which Samuel Inter
myer. who vigorously attacked him, Is
President He said that because Of the
quarrel with Mr.. Untermyer he would
forcgo his return to England for The
tine and remain to fight it cut.
Il find l have gotten into fight.
snid the speaker. 1T is II fight didn't
expect and I'm going to remain and
see 1t through. have sent ny = =
for my wife.
MANY attempts were made to Gen.
scr my Carnegie Hall address before
Ii was made. The American Jewish
Congress invited me to sny what lik-
cd. I said 1 had sent out an article
attacking the congress for its handling
Of the proposal OF lands for Jews In
Mexico. refused to sail unless. /
could speak unhampered. DIR. Stephen
y. Wise cablctl that they yearntsl for
that. They got what they ycarned for.
sycp the, British Government did not
tYMsf<ed, In ccnsorine ne during the
war"
Mr.. Zan6will referred to row with
Lord R0thschild when he was n youth
as evidence OF his determination not
to bc censored.
Lloyd George had thu Kindness to
say was a good friend OF his. I
wouldn't venture to claim friendship
with him. When he was Chancellor
Of the ExchcQner 1 said to him. If
there is possibility OF a.Jcwish autOn-
omons state 1t will have your symp-
athy' He said. Certainly
when the war began the Govern
mcnt suu,moned the lending authors.
I'm dark moment of the war they
got the idea Of the Balfour declaration.
DIR. Chain weizmann had all the
.rumps in his hand. He played very
had game. He asked me mt the be-
ginning Of the war. before he beca me
leader, to take the Zionist leadership.
l told him to take counsel. that many
Zionisis did not like my ideas and 1t
might split The organization further
instead of fusing it. l never heard
frcT him further.
a week before the Balfour declara
tion l got copy. 1t was too late.