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Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-10-29
WEEKLY DIGEST

Ia America. Or. ]. l.. Brill of the
Jewish Daily News" thinks that the
fact That the jew Is socially better
treated In Western European countries
than he Is In the United States is
largely due TO the fact that the Jews
more active part In the political life
of their respective countries, while re-
tanning their pride and dignity ms Jews
and not becoming social climbers as
many of the German Jews had done
here.
Here In America" says DR.. Brill,
the rich Jew was all too eager to turn
his back upon his people. Misintcrprct-
ing the spirit OF America and the de-
mand for AmcricaniZation, he went to
extremes in that he sought non-Jewish
society instead of being sought by 1t.
Chicago on the rise of anti Semitlsm
The Jews of England, France and Italy
of other days were not social climbers
There were other factors, too. "Of
course there was and still Is this great
difference between conditions here and
those in England, France and Italy. The
people higher up once having granted
political emancipation. saw no sense in
closing the doors of their homes TO the
people they welcomed as partners in
the affairs of the nation. The view
point was different. And there is this
TO he politically, these
countries are more homogeneous than
is America. But the great difference
! IL that The court OF st james set the
example. The White House here must
take the lead. And then Jews them
selves will have to be little different.
too. They must he less eager to run
stand forth as Jews. proud of their
heritage and desirous OF continuing the
Jewish contribution to mankind"
Recounting all the anti-Semitic mani
festatiOns and policies Of Harvard Uni
vcrsity, MIR. Joel Entin says, in an
article in the New Wahrheit' OF
October II. that. while 1t is only natur'
al for people to he ever thankful to
their alma mater such action as that
taken by Percy Straus and his broth
ers in opening a dormitory in Harvard
is tantamount to national disloyalty
There is a higher viewpoint, Mr.. Eniir
argues, than the purely individual pon,
Of view. and that is the standpoint OF
ones people. And from that stand
point Of ones people. And from thai
standpoint the sons of Isador Strau,
had no right to donate 10 Harvard
University which has Of late becom'
an anti-Semitic institution and assrim
ed course openly hostile to Jews.
Besides being an act of national dis
loyalty. the recent donation OF the som
of the late Isador Straus is, in Mr.
, Yahudim tradition not to donate Il
ant-Jewish educational institutions. j
Entin dcplores the fact that, while as
simulated Jews in Germany. for eN
ample. are returning TO Jewry, an,
some e them have even become Zion
ISIS. even Chalutzim. the sons of thu
'Yahudin' in this country have to sucl
an extent severed their connection will
, Jewry as rot To stop even before ma
, lional crime
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-10-29
DR.. REICH, At
DINNER IN HIS HONOR,
ASSURED AID TO POLAND
BROWN AND LAMPORT HOSTS
Louis Marshall Declares Poland
VIII Have to Honor Minor
ity Rights Treaty

New York The seal Of success was
stamped on the mission to this country
Of Dr. Leon Reich. president of the
"Kolo," the club Of Jewish Deputies
in The Polish Scim. when Mt n banquet
in his honor at the Carlton on
Wednesday evening. the .lst inst, he
heard. on the one hand. from Jacob
Bilikopf assurances Tint the Jews of
Poland would share very lar~r.l- IN the
1J.0m.N0 United Jewish Campaign,
and on the other hand from Louis
Marshall. an emphatic declaration hat
Poland would he forced hv the pressure
of public opinion. expressed through
the League Of Nations and the World
Court to observe the treaty she signed
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-10-29
Mourning Our Modern Samson

MOURNING Vuf WouFTu Sa">"'
We have received rebuke, un an
deserved one we believe, from our
friend Joseph Brainin. 1t is in regard
To the itcM In our last weeks column
about Sigmund Breltbart, the strong
Jew who died the other day. Mr..
Brainin's comment reads in part:
." .. When you speak Breilbart
as naive you are right. There eman-
ates, however. a somewhat ironic tone
from your lines, an amusement as
though Breitbart WAS rather simple
fellow with au exaggerated opinion OF
himself In that you are wrong. !
knew Brcitbart more intimaely than
perhaps any other person In America
During his New York visit, ] spent
hours with him practically daily. Sig
mund was modest fellow, quite intelli-
gent He had not read much, but his
travels and his contact with people In
all walks of life had given him II
cosmopolitan background. ... Your
doubts as to the absolute honesty of
his strongman performances is TO day
the least unfoundcd Breithart was an
extraordinary physical phenomenon.
one OF the freaks, II you wish. that
are born once every few hundred
years"
Mr.. Brainin has written some inter
csting stun, but we don't see how he
dsagrees with us.
Friedman and Gassner Show the Way
Saturday. October 18th saw the grad
nation Of two Jewish lads as outstand-
ing gridiron stars. Benny Friedman
Michigan's quarterback is simply run
ming wild this season In the October
II game against Wisconsin. Benny
scored two touchdowns and placed
Oosterbaan in position TO score third
one As the final score was Michigan
II and Wisconsin o, it simply means
that Friedman was the whole show.
one OF his scores was after m 81
yard run. after taking the kick-off
Then he ran the number of consecutive
points to IL by making three place
kicks. II the Michigan crack keeps it
up he is sure all-American.
Gassner left half-back OF the Cornell
aggregation covered himself with glory
in the onesided al to O) victory of the
Ithncans over Rutgers. Gassner show.
ed an uncanny strength and cleverness
in crashing through the line. and was
the despair Of the Rutgers tackles. His
playing will be tho talk of New Yofh
State varsity men.
Suppese Nekssly Card.
Mr.. Norman Shoop of the Business
Mems Council of the Federation OF
Jewish Philanthropies Of Pittsburgh
writes us:
Dear Mr.. Conzel:
I thought it might interest You to
learn about. what believe To be. a uni
que incident that came to my attention
while combing Federation activities for
possible news features.
Mrs. Doris Levy Victor, head of tho
Federation's social relief workers. tells
Of III year old boy, whose initials are
f.. L.. son of dependent family.
Mrs. Victor's aides. while questioning
the youth, found that his ambitions
caused constant verbal tilts, and even
worse within the family.
What were his ambitions? He desir-
ed to be famous pugilist. Mrs. Victor
took the matter very seriously. She
had the boy taken to several well known
boxers who watched him in action. All
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-10-29

at Versailles guaranteeing minority
rights TO the nationalities within her
borders. There were tears in the eyes
of the spelbound listeners when DR..
Reich. speaking at the conclusion of the
function said. taking up an utterancc
by Louis Marshall:
"You say 10 me, and through me to
the Jews Of Poland. that the darkest
hour is Just before the dawn. and that
there is new day coming for my mar
tyred countrymen God grant that it
he so. But If there is to H. n new
dawn for Us in Poland, it is you, the
Jews Of America who must bring TO
~ the light Of the new day. Yes, by
your assurance that the SlJ,O0oOoo
campaign is being waged for us. also {;
and hy your assurance that you Will
not rest until Poland has realized and
put into effect her solemn treaty
pledge to treat uS aS human beings,
You have made II possible for MS TO see
the first glimmcr of light. May IT
grow into the brilliancy Of promises
fulfilled and hopes realized
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-10-29
JEWISH NEWS GOES TO PRESS WEDNESDAY

Readers and advertisers desiring to submit copy
for the IntermOuntain Jewish News respectfully
advised that this paper goes to press Wednesday,
instead of Thursday as heretofore.
Copy for the current issue must therefore be at the
Denver Office 1850 Curtis St. not later than 80 p M.
Tuesday.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-10-29
Our Sporting Column
by HARRY GOMEZ.

agreed he has the stun IN Nun.
Now the Federation Is grooming him
for stellar part In the great world
Of puglllsm
His family has been reconciled to the
Inevitable The boy is receiving both
mental and proper physical education
through the Federation. Who knows
hut that the Federation may develop
another Benny Leonard
II. NORMAN SHoOP.
Indeed this Is unique incident. Tho
family of f. l.. may yet find the "ine-
vitable- II miraculous help. boxer
can he very useful citizen and II
gentleman. Any honestly achieved sue
cess deserves credit and Benny Leonard
surely did not disgrace his family. The
Pittsburgh Federation Is launching a
campaign 10 get sH0OO for the needy.
and this human story of T.. j.. Is fine
illustration of the range of assistance
the Federation can render. We take
our hat on TO the wisdom and spirit
Of Mrs. Doris Levy Victor.
Bravo Maeeabi!
No newspaper correspondent has
mentioned the fact that one OF the
| features In the sidelights of the last
Zionist congress IN Vienna was the
great In and outdoor sport meet or
ganlzed by the Maccabi Welterband.
wrestling and fencing matches
hockey games, football exhibitions
track and field contests were held
August 23rd II was an all-Jewisli
/ athletic holiday and while the details
of this sporting festival might not be
OF interest to our readers, the fact
that the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Vienna
Jewish youth wanted to he identified
with the Zionist World Congress Is
worthy of notice The more so In view
of the anti Semitic outbursts of the
Hakenkreutzler
The American Maecabi
The President of the American Mac
cabi Sport club has decided to take
| things in his own hands and to mskt
the club not only a factor in the Jew
ish life of America but also in the
American sport world. Efficient coache'
for wrestling and light athletics have
been engaged and the football team
manager is rounding up the very bes'
material.
The headquarters Of the club which
are located in New York are hummini
with activity. The defeat of the Mac
lcabi soccer team by the Brooklyn
Americans two weeks ago has squire,
all the players on to greater efforts
The work at goal of Will Halpern
formerly captain of the famous Vienn'
Hakoah is an inspiration to the whole
team. A committee of the soccer team
visited us the other day and thei
request was: Watch US coming now.
We will.
Brevities
Suzanne Lenglen has retired for {
while from outdoor competition. He
last victory was n smashing triumph
over Frau Neppart. the German cham
pion. in two straight sets 81, G-1
! Suzanne should be called the female
| Tilden.
The Jewish Basketball league of Phil
delphia formally inaugurated 1t
season on October 20 ut the ioun:
| Mems Hebrew Association Building
! Mayor w. Freeland kendrick tosset
the first ball and now the season is il
! full swing
| Copyright 1925 by Seven Arts Feature
Syndieatcl
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-10-29

Jud Tunkins says man who brags
that he never got arrested hasn't
owned an automobile very long
Washington Star.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-10-29
Atmosphere Of Public Schools Is Pro
Protestant

The difficulty lies in the fact that the
atmosphere uf the public schools i
consciously or uncunsciously pro-Prot
estant Practically every state in tn,
Union has law either in its Constitu.
tion or ON It's statute book which de
clares that no religious distinction
shall he required n II qualification for
any office Of public trust under the
state. and that no person shall hc dis
criminatcd against in any court of law
in consequence II his opinion on the
subject of religion. This law is NiO
lated both in the letter and in the spirit
throughout the Union Many boards
of education require teacher candidates
to state in their applications their re
ligiuuS ailiiiation While the fact may
not always be acted upon. yet 1t is
nune-the.less trnr that nuu-Prctestunt
applicants are ut disadvantage.
Further difficulty lies in the fact that
teachers throughout the public schools
nre permitted to make Objectionable
,cctarian references and to stress their
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-10-29
Anti-Semitism

Commenting upon statement made
TO a Jewish Telegrnphic Agency rep
resrntatire by Mr. NJ L Grepnebaum Of
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-10-29

Paris-The French Government has
purchased two pictures. lie DeJeuner
and "DeuX Orphcllns" from NJ. Maurice
Minkowski. the Polish Jewish painter,
who is now settled in Paris.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-10-29

Great is the power of work, for t
supports, as well as honors, him who
practices it.-Tdlmud.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-10-29
Four Methods Employed in Providing
Religious Education

There are four methods which are
aimed to satisfy this demand for re
ligious instruction in the public schools,
one-by the daily reading of the Bible.
with or without comment. Two-by
Bible study outside Of school hours
with school credit given for it. This
plan is in operation. and, as far ns can
be learned. successfully, in Colorado
and Virginia. Three-the compilation
of a number Of verses from the Bible
by committee representative Of vari-
Gus religious sects, and intended to be
satisfactory TO all and discriminatory
OF none Fuur-the shortening of
school hours for the purpose of re
ligious instruction outside of school
buildings under the guidance of the sev
eral denominations themselves.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1925-10-29

IN education should include a knowl-
edge Of what to do with H.
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GoBIERNo DE PUERTO RICO
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DIvISIoNES DE oBRAS
MUNICIPALES

MUNIcIPALEs
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San Juan, P. r.,
Julio 20, 1925.
Proposiciones en- pliegos cerra-
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Todos los datos necesarios Sc da-
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Comisionado del Interior.
Advt.
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rDi
Nuestra LAS PnDoRAS coNTRADoLoR" Dr.
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ArtiCuiO de A. COIIado NIarte||
LA DOCTR1NA DE. MONROE
Ell PAN AMERICANISMO

In pan americanism, no
doctrine is so important
for the future of Ame-
rica as that of Monroe.
~1
ROGELIO SOTELA,
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Nina de Orc
En- el Cerebro

maeales quimca
reponen maea medda tabaja
mas terbes
material vvo Neuasn Epiepsia Ell Nal de s. Vo Parass
La NERVNA DEL DR. MILES ha prepaado especmene para
desge de la maa nevo conene odos los emenos
ocaa
es Aa toda las consequences sguen Ia
De Dibuda porla D. SA CORPORATION,
Chattanooga, E. u A.; Mexico D. F.; tlabaua, Cuba.
s.. s <:sF Ner
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JULIO %, 1926.

Los profesionaless escritores. profesores. poe
tas, oiicnstas, artistas todos los intelectuales
explotan la nina de su cerebro en- Ia idea de que
cuanto mas rinde, mas RIGA es. Pero en- realidad
el Seso que es el orc de los intelectuales,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-09-06
LA ELECCION DE HINDENBURG
CAUSE AGRADo AL EX-EMPE-
RADoR GUILLERMo

La conversation 1uego giro sobre
la election del mariscal Hindenburg,
y la princesa Herminia reiter6 el
categ6rico desmentido hecho respec-
to de que haya habido correspon-
dencia o intercambio de ideas de
cualquier naturaleza entire auu6l y
el ex-kaiser. Declare asimismo que
eran estIpidas todas las noticias di-
fundidas de que ella stramaba'' Ell
retorno. Mega tambien, como otra
'falsedad maliciosa 2, La historic de
que Ell ex-kaiser haya pedido autori-
zaci6n para visitar la playa mariti-
ma de Nordwyjk.
-Estuvimos ALI unas noras en- ell
mes de abril. Para Guillermo fue
como hallarse en- ell quinto cielo Ell
respirar Ell fresco y vigorizante aire
del mar, pues siempre am6 Ell mar.
listed sabe cuanto tempo sofia pa
sar sobre Ell aqua en- otros tiempos,
y era, por consiguiente, natural que
al yer nuevamente la gran extension
de aqua girls expresara su algeria en-
Ia forma apasionada impulsiva
que es parte inseparable de su ca
racter. Acaso alguien le oy6 excla-
mar que le gustaria permanecer ALI
y haya interpretado con clio que la
observation implicaba un pedido for
NAL en- ese sentido. Luego, las len
guas inquietas habran hecho del
asunto una incidencia international
Volviendo su relate de la vida
que hace el ex-kaiser en- Doom, ia
princesa Herminia expres6 que
aquel pasa la mayor parte de las
tardes leyendo y escribiendo.
-6Tiene algun asunto que le in
teresa en- particular?
-Si;- la question de la culpabih-
dad de La guerra, y la arqueologia.
Trabaja incesantemente, estudiando
la historic politica y diplomatica
de antes de la guerra, 10 mismo que
la propaganda realizada en- el curse
de la misma, con 10 que intenta
agregar una piedra mas en- la cons
truccion de la estructura que 81 lIa-
ma "el case de Alemania'' La
gran ambicion de su vida es poner
su contribution en- La tarea endere.
zada a demostrar Ia falacia de la
acusaci6n de que solo Alemania es
responsible de la guerra. Y conste
que no trata de aligerarse a 81
mismo de culpa, pues Sc halla i'm
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Despues de penosos aiios de investigation
experimentos, Sc ha descubierto al fin un
metodo, la vez correcto inofensivo, para
preparar el mejor y mas puro aceite de
hfgado de bacalao concentrandolo en- Pc
quehas tabletas de capa azucarada, Hama
das Tabletas Bacalaol del DR.. Richards Lo
que esto representa- todos 10 sabemos bien.
Va no babra que poner mala cara nj hacer
gestos de desagraGO para tomar el sceits
comdn, maloliente y nauseabundO. Los
Vlnos t5nicos y las emulsiones, cue hc6ia
que tomarlos con mala cara con I'm estre-
mecimiento de disgusto, pasaran a Ia
historia- Y 10 que es adn meior, va no
habra que obligar a los nihos, debilss y
delgados. tragar dosis de ese aceite asque-
roso. iPobrecitos mo sc dan cuenta de
10 bueno que es el aceite de hfgado de ba-
calao Todo 10 que saben es que tiene
Tnalfsimo sabor, y que desarregla sus est0-
magoS pequenitos Y delicados iQue felici-
dad pcder darles est3s EovfSimas tabletas
que ellos toman con una sonrisal
Tampoco hay NADIA mejor que el Bacalaol
del DR.: Richards para los vieios En- verdad,
cualquiera persona debil, delgada enter
mia, falta de peso y desgastada, necesita
debe toSnar el Bacalaol Solo es precise
tonar dos o tres Tabletas Bacalaol Use
toman con la mayor facilidad del nuudo),
Antes de las comidas y antes de acostarse.
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Continuation de la 2da. pag9

la derrota. Es la raza selectfsima,
la raaa de los Reuss.
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UNA NOVISIMA INVENCION ASOMBRA
AL PUBLICO NEOYORQUINO
La Gran Metropolis Sc ha Maravillado de I'm
Descubrimiento Cast Increfble
Srs una bendc6n para la humanda dice medcO renOmbr


NUEvA York (Po tel6gafo): Todo neoyorquino esa
preocpando actuamente de la aravosa novisa nvencon
anuncada recentemene por Dr. Richards al pubco que
fue cada hasa aho aunque todo buen medco saba de ella
hace va varios meses.
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1oUIEN Es EsE "BARoN"q.
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DaMd famOSO Slugger.

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He aquf una piel de Zorra impor-
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ofrecemos al precio incredible de $4. AS.
Las pieles de calidad similar Sc ven
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Nosotros las importamos directamentel
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Esta piel gruesa Y lustrosa de 20
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JUEGos DE HOY z MANANA Ell
LA LIGA DE LA oCHo

Don Pepito es Ell hombre. sigue
ofreciendonos buenos juegos en- La
ocho. Ahora nos anuncia a la no
vena Army para hacerle frente a
los Borinquefos hoy por la manana.
Los soldados vencieron al Borinquen
ell 4 de julio, Y Green que podran
hacerlo cuantas veces Sc encuen-
tren. Podemos asegurar que los mi
litares estan practicando mucho y
que Sc presentaran como nunca.
FL lunes por la mahana, los Gro
nistas lucharemos contra los anna
teurs. Esta ST que ha de ser una
lucha. ;. Por que decir que Ma
thewson lanzara, Iris Speaker ju-
CARA un field v Collins defenders la
segunda.
Esto Sc parece a g.. Manager.