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The Denver Jewish news., 1925-09-03
WARTIME ADDRESSES

War theses and war speeches are ought he,
thoroughly passc 10y this time. But when n man has
recently acquired commanding position where he may
play part in moulding Jewish cultural life. n series of
addresses in which he has forth his philosophy takes
on special ntercst-cven though he has given them the
attempting tile of Wartime Addresses this little
book by Mr.. Judah L. Magnes may he welcomed as the
embodiment Of his pacific views miliantly expressed The
Dean of the Hebrew University in Jerusalem has also
given in this series of addresses, his views rights
of minorcs untrdmmeled self determination and
h attitude toward the Incarceration of political prisoners
and he takes occasion vent his sarcasm upon those
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-09-03
Friends of the League OF
Nations and the Jewish
Situation
by SENATOR DIR. NJ. RINGEL
tJewish Telegraphic AgencyJ


"Wc march through the capitals OF
Europe ms pioneers Of the ideals Of
fraternity. peace, and love"
With these words the gray-haircd
but still youthful active and world-fa.
nous Professor Olar characteriz.d, In
bis farewell address,. the aims OF the
Friends of the League OF Nations. who
RI to he found not only in Europe, but
lso In America, Japan, China, and all
ver the world
Among MS. in England" | was told
Lord Balfour's niece, Miss Jcdel
ne of the most active women In
he movement. the societies Of the
'riends of the Lcogue of Nations al
cady number over half n million dues
laying members. And the membership
ecps ON growing all the time" As n
natter Of fact, the British delegation
ttending the recent Congress at War
NV was not only quantitativcly, but
'S' VuhildliNtiN. Nie VI tHt stTOnStst
clegations. II had In its ranks we'll
nown parliamentarians the Procura-
pr-Gcneral Of Singapore, woman
elesatc with the proud name Of Glanj-
Ter, and several admirals with ycrit-
bic sca-dog countenances and dccorn-
Ions ON their breasts showing that
hey had participated in more than
ne war and that they are now fight
BIZ with real British energy and de
frmination for the idea Of world peace.
No less imposing was the delegation
rom the United States. Quite i'm
ressivc was the moment when the vet
ran labor leader Of France. NJ. Joa-
uin in his brilliant address. referred
D the problem of emigration. especially
he emigration of labor, appealing for
qual and fair treatment, without dis
Inctions Of race and creed. The
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-09-03
AMERICAN ARCHAEOLOGIST
SAILED FOR PALESTINE
TO UNEARTH ARMAGED-
DON "BATTLEFIELD OF
AGES"
Newish Telcgraphic Agcncyl

'lewish Telcgraphic Agcncy.b
Philadelphia. Aug. 2S.-Dr. Clarence
$. Fisher, archaeolosist, formerly with
the University of Pennsylvania Mu-
scum, sailed for Arma geddon to as
sumo duties as active field director of
an expedition organized to unearth the
Battlefield Of the Ages"
The appointment of DIR. Fishcf was
announced last month by Dr. James ii.
Iircascd. head Of the Oriental Institute
Of the University of Chicago. HProf.
Creased is recognized authority on
archaeology. especially as it relates To
the Holy Land, and will join DR.. Fisher
nt Armngeddon in October.
The work of excavating the battle
field is expected to occupy about five
years. Armagcddon is near Mount
Carmel, and was the scene of many
battles. occupying Il site commanding
the entrance to Africa from Asia. The
latest great battle there occurred dur
ing the World War, when General Al
lenby. in what has been described as
the perfect military manocuvrc, de.
fcated the Turks and enabled England
eventually TO obtain n mandate over
Palestine.
John ID. Rockefeller will finance the
expedition.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-09-03

pointed head of the Kerru Huvcsod
The Jewish National Fund is 10 hr in
corporuted in the Zionist Executive. In
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-09-03
NEW YEARS GIFT FOR THE
JEWISH EXPLORER

New York City.-Thc American Com
mittce of the Jewish Palestine ENplora-
tlom Society is raising II special New
Years fund as gift to DR. Nahum
Slousch. for the continuation Of its re-
markable exploration activities in rnleS-
tine. under his dictatorship. Prominent
men in all the Jewish communities of
the United States will participate in
this fund. which will supply the Jeru-
salem committee with ample means for
completing many of the excavations
that have been planned for the year
beginning in October.
DIR. SlouSch recently startled the
world 10y his announcement that the
excavations of the Jewish Palestine
Exploration Society had revealed the
part Of an ancient Jerusalem wall. This
wall Is believed to he II part of the
third, or the Agrippan Wall. erected to
protect Jerusalem in one af The weak
est sections of its dcfcnSeS. II was be
gun by Hcrrd Agriupn about the year
10 c T., and though Interrupted by a
Syrian Governor. was completed before
the final siege of the city by the Ro.
man. Titus.
Many treasures and documents of
great historical value lie buried in the
soil Of Palestine. The Jewish Palestine
Exploration Society believes that many
periods of Jewish history, that are now
cloudcd in uncertainty, will be clarified
through the expected discoveries which
these excavations promise to yield.
The officers of the American commit.
tcc are Dr. Cyrus Adler of Philadcl-
phia, honorary chairman; Elisha NJ.
Friedman of New York city. chairman: !:
Sol. i.amport of New York City. honor
ary treasurer Arthur l.. Mnlkcnson,
New York city, treasurer: and Henry
Hurwitz uf New York Civ honorary
Secretary DR.. David YelIiu is chair
man Of the Jerusalem committee.
The Denver Jewish news., 1925-09-03
BRITANNICA PUBLICATIONS OMIT JEWISH
ACHIEVEMENTS

When the supplementary vol,
umes 10 the Encyclopedia
Britannica were published n few
years ago, comment was pro-
,okcd by the slurring attitude
Of that Encyclopedia toward
Jewish immigration. Many jew
ish readers were inclined to the
charitable view, however, that
the ull,lislmp gnunony cnul1
International., 1925-09-21
IRA PARA CALIFORNIA Ell
GENERAL A.LVARO OBREGON

Informes recibidos del sur de
Sonora expresan que el Expresi-
dente de Mexico. General Obregon,
hara muy proximamente un viaje
q traves de varias ciudades de
la Baja California.
Ell principal objeto de esta ira
del General Obreg6n es arreglar
varios importantes asuntos de In
dole comercial, con una fuerte
casa exportadora de San Fran
cisco.
: Aquf Sc espera. con este motive,
que ell General Obregon volvera a
ser huesped de Nogales en- ell
transcurso de la presente semana.
Quiza cuando aperezca esta edl-
ci6n del INTERNATIONAL va Sc
encuentre en- Nogales Expresi-
dente Cbreg6n.
International., 1925-09-21
4 LEGISLATURES
EN- DISCOR)IA

Mexico, agosto 26.-En vista de
que las ultimas elecciones efec-
tuadas en- ell Estado de Mexico,
los cuatro partidos contendientes
aseguran haher resultad% eriun-
fantes en- los comicos electorales,
en- los corrlos de Gobernaci6n Sc
ha confirmado va ell especie de q
obran en- poder del Executive Fed
eral los datos necesarios para pro-
ceder a dar un paso decisive en- la
installation de la Legislature Local
del Estado de Mexico.
A Ia fecha, tomando en- consider
aci6n las irregularidades de todo
genero que Sc han cometido, hay
cuatro Legislatures en- ell Estado,
cada una de las cuales asegura
haber ganado.
En- Toluca hay dos Legislatures,
Y en- Texaoco Y Amecameca otras
dos, una en- cada poblaci6n.
En- case de que Sc compruebe
que los cuatro candidates al Co.
bierno cometieron irregularidades,
el Senado nombrara un Gobernador
provisional v este convicara a
nuevas elecciones.
International., 1925-09-21
NUEVO JUEZ DE DISTRITO
EN- Ell EDO. DE SONORA

En- sustituci6n del abogado
Masse, quien con ell caracter de in
terino desempenaba ell puesto de
Juez de Distrito en- Ell Estado de
Sonora. con residencia en- n We
Gina Nogales. la Supreme Corte de
Justicia de Mexico nomor5 el abo-
gado Luis Bazdresh, qu;en previas
las formalidades de ley esta va
desempenado dicho puesto.
Uno de los primeros asuntos que
o resolver al nuevo juez @e-
Hu6 la consignaci0n de los
rhcientemente traidos del
= Moctezuma y que esta-
ados en- los desordenes
antiasiatico ALA ocu-
n infor1namos EN- su
J.
oria de estos reos qued6
al por falta de meritos
9rmanecer recluidos; solo
ia en- prision J, H. Flores.
International., 1925-09-21
e BRASIL VA
EuvIAR Atlas
P { R S 0 N 4 S

Mexico 25 de agosto.-El min
istro Ge Mexico ante ell Gobierno
de la Rep1bhca sudamericana del
Brasil, sc ha dirigido a la Secre-
taria de Relaciones Exteriores
poniendo en- su conocim ento que
ell Gobierno de aquel lejano paiz
ha acordado enviar a aguas mexi-
canas ell crucero "Floriano", ell
cual traera a bordo a un grupo
de inteletuales brasilehos que
vienen a este pals con ell objeto
de asistir a los magnos festejos
que Sc celebraran en- ocas on al
600 aniversario de la fundacion
de la Gran Tenoztltlan, que Sc
efectuaran en- Ell proximo mes de
Octubre.
Asfmismo, la propia Secretaria
de Relaciones ha hecho saber a
a los representatives de la prensa,
que otras Rep1blicas del CONT
nente latino-amer;cano, va han
echo sus designaciones espectivas
para enviar delegados a las fes-
tlvllades solemnes que sc prepar-
an, contandose entire elias, seg1n
communication Official, var.os de
International., 1925-09-21
AVER REGRESO DE SONORA
Ell MINISTRO DE INDUSTRIAL

Procedente de Hermosillo y
acompanado del senor Bay, Gober-
nador de Sonora, aver regreso a
estas ciudades, de paso para la de
Mexico. e. senor LUIS n. Morones,
Ministro de Industria en- ell gabi-
nete del Presidente Gales quien
en- la capital sonorense fue obje-
to de "r9ndes agasajos.
El senor Bay regresara luego, a
ponerse el frente de los negocios
pubGcos sonorenses.
International., 1925-09-21
NUEVO TESORERO GENERAL
DEL ESTADO DE SONORA


En- sustituci6n del senior Ro-
dolfo Elias Gales, .quien para de-
dicarse a negocios comerciales y
agrfcolos en- la region del Rio va
qui present6 su renuncia como
Tesoro General del Estado de So
nora. El Gobernador Pay nombro
al senor Arturo Cubillas quien
va Sc hizo cargo d e
csc puesto.
El senor Cubillas, antique resi-
dente de esta ciudad, Sc halla hoy
en- la de. Hermosillo y sin duda
desarrollara una habil gestion en- el
reaiuste de la acienda sonor-
ense.
International., 1925-09-21

los spafses centroamericanos, es
verandose que en- Ell curse de estos
dias Sc reciban avisos de otras
naciones amigas.
International., 1925-09-21

DeTyues de un corto viaje por
los distritos sonorenses de Altar
Y Magdalena, Sc halla aqui de re-
greso el seiior Francisco Morineau.
International., 1925-09-21
Ell Nuevo
Ayuntamiento
,ontinua de Pagina 5

jontinua de Pagina 81
nucho bueno de esta nueve
ci6n edilicia, pues esta
de hom5res progreslstas
ran al poder animados de
ores intenciones, figurando
a su frente, como 'antes Sc dice, el
doctor Priego, cuya habilidad, con
stancia y energ1as son garantias
de progreso para la vecina colec-
tividad.
International., 1925-09-21
BIOS EN- LOS JUZGADOS
E NOGALES, SONORA

go hacerse cargo del Juzgado
'mera Instancia del Ramo
e en- la vecina Nogales, hizo
F6'S a del de igual categoria del
eDNfF'' lvil,, ell Hcenciado Manuel
Name \ a. quien sera sustituido
L. GhVGa nciado Benjamin r. Or
pos ell lic&
duT1o. ente en- el curso do 10
Probabienn' ma quede e] j;cenci
presents nEous s' a. frente de su nuevo
Juzgado.
pocientemeute conh'ajeEon ma
+rimonio en- Ell puerto de- GHaymas
vi el it ee75or licenciado Fernando Villa |
re rello i y la senorlta Vlcenta casta-
nedo.
Pr6ximaniente cdntraeran1, NATL
monio Ell senor 1g3sat&aio r. oaxlola'
apoderadQ general y socclo de Ia
casa Alvaro Obregon, Y la senorlta
Armida Loaiza, pertencientes am
bos muy distinguidas tan1lllas
SOnOrenSeS.
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