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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-04-02
HOUSES AND FLATS

, 49, 3SNSeSs~ nav - = SSSe -
FOR SALE-Eight room house ali
modern. hot water heat, hardwood
floors, oak wood work, south front,
excellent location, 20 It. front by
l50--also garage. Owner leaving
town. Price and terms reasonable.
Inquire Of Sphinx & Co., Mandan.
N. Oak.
FOR SALE--Six room modern bung-
allow, in good location. Must he
sold at once, reasonable price.
Write care Bismarck Tribune No.
III.
FOR RENT--Onc furnished house.
keeping apartment and single room.
also garage. Call afternoons from
2 TO q. d22 Fifth st.
FOR RENT-One or two room apart
ments, partly furnished for light
housekeeping. College Bldg. Phone
1873.
FOR RENT--One, two, or three room
apartments furnished. No children.
The Lorraine Apis. Phone 500.
FOR RENT-Cozy two room apart
ment newly furnished. close in.
Call 80 Rosser after 6.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-04-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GOOD USED CARS

Again we offer an uneQuallcd list OF
good. dependable Used Cars. The
new low prices Of Dodge Brothers
Cars makes it possible for US to
carry wide selection of genuine
Used Car Bargains:
1925 Ford Roadster. Winter Top
$3.50; Dodge Touring. Winter Top
$3.50; Ford Roadster, $50; 1925 Ford
Truck. $4S5; Dodge Touring. $l73:
Dodge Sedan. $3.50; Light Ford De.
livery. 1925: Overland 80. $75.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-04-02

FOR SALE: Pioneer White Dent
Seed Corn, tested 95 per cent.
Price $3.75 per bu. Sacks 40 cents.
J. T.. Chcsak, Route 2, Bismarck, N.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-04-02

n national reputation when Governor
Sorlic appointed him TO the Senate
hut North Dakota knew him.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-04-02

FOR RENT-To gentlemen or lad
les, a sleeping room, on first floor
and in modern home, SIS single
and $2l double. Oil Sixth. st.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-04-02

STRAYED Black Gelding from home
about January the 18th. Finder
please notify owner. Mrs. T.. u.
Sheldon, sol Third st. Phone 2O7J.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-04-02

WE HAVE purchased complete
house moving outfit and are ready
to submit bids on moving large or
small buildings. Our foreman has
had Is years experience moving.
We also do cxcavating. r. II.
ENarts and VIM. Gagncr. Office
Phone BIB,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-04-02

FOR SALE-Two second hand Water
loo Boy tractors, three second hand
Fordsons, complete with plows.
Priced to sell. Bismarck Implc-
ment Co.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-02-04

cratnre, Issued in Honor Of Professor
kaufmann Kohler." To this. Jewish
scholars all over the world contributed.
and 1t contains biography of him and
n biography Of his printed writings.
containing sol items. When his SOth
birthday arrived in 1923 1t was cele.
brated by Jewish Reform congregations
throughout The country. After his re.
tirement as president of the College
DIR. Kohler devoted most of his time 10
preparing n work on Beginnings OF
Synagog and Church. and Their Mutual
Relations" To this line of investiga.
tion belong his articles on "Essenes. ''
Jesus "Didascalia," among others. in
the Jewish Encyclopedia" and on
THE Talmudic Haggadah" in the
Jewish Quarterly Review" A re-
Gently published offshoot is his scientific
paper in the Hebrew Union College An
nual" (Vol. l. 1924. entitled .The ORR
gin and Composition of the Eighteen
Benedlctions. with n Translation of the
Corresponding Prayers in the Apostolic
Constitutions" which has attracted
much attention among scholars.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-02-04

Dr. Kaufman Kohler, rabbi scholar
and educator. who was born in Furth,
Bavaria. was pupil of Abraha m
Gelger, leader of the Jewish Reform
movement in Germany in the nineteenth
century. 1t was under Geiger's influence
that young Kohler went to America
to actively participate in advocating the
cause OF Reform Judaism in America
He was one of the youngest members
of the Philadelphia Jewish Rabbinical
Conference In 1869. In 1887 he con
vened the Pittsburgh Rabbinical Con
ference which adopted the famous
Pittsburgh Platform" on which Re-
form Judaism in America stands.
lie was married to Johanna Einhorn.
daughter of DIR. David Einhorn of Tenn
pie BETHEL New York City. on August
2S, 1870. He is survived by four chill
drcn. Max j. Kohler. wcll-known New
York attorney and communal leader.
Rose, Edgar ]. and Lii.
Dr. Kohler was man of simple
tastes and quiet dcmeanor, and had n
host of friends and admirers. His 10th
birthday in 1913 was signalized by the
publication Of Studies in Jewish Lit
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-02-04
National Farm School
To Admit New Class

Announcement is made of the open
ing of new class at the National
Farm School, on ApHl sth, for which
application may he M. ~ now, by ad-
dressing the Dean Of the School. DIR.
Bernhard Ostrolenk. at Fnrm School.
Bucks County, PA. BY reason of the
carrying out of an expansion program
by the Board and Faculty of the
School, over 100 Freshmen will be ad-
mitted this year. TO take the place of
the 81 Seniors to be graduated in Feb
ruary.
Admissions to the Farm School are
made on the merit of applications. The
School gives threeyears course of
training in practical and scientific ngri-
culture to boys between the ages Of 16
and 21 years. Tuition, board, room,
hooks. etc, are given free to boys who
qualify.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-02-04
Beth Israel Hospital in Drive To
Safeguard Its Future
Sef-Supporting Basis

For those who are inmates Of the
home the final days of their lives are
made happier but there are many 9th
ers who need the same care and are
still without homes owing to the fact
that the present building is taxed to
its capacity To relieve the congestion
and at the same time make room for
more patients the home will be en-
larged by an addition of one story.
In connection with the home a hos
pital is conducted. The same energy
and unseliish spirit that made the home
possible prompted the society to un-
dertake the larger institution. Through
the generous donation Of fifty thousand
dollars by L. II. Guldmnn and n block
of ground from l. Rude. Beth Israel
hospital was opened.
Hospital Meets Highest Standard
While the building is small, through
its recent up-to-date staff of excellent
physicians surgeons and capable nurses
1t is recognized as one Of the best hos
pitfalls in the city. The American
College of Surgeons has set standard
of rules for hospitals and Beth Israel
has been equipped and planned to con
form To these rules. 1t has the ap-
proval and endorsement of the college
1t accommodates tifty-five patients.
Twenty-Five percent of these are cared
for on a charitable basis. Medical,
surgical and obstetrical cases are ad-
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-02-04
WARBURG-FR|T
LIBEL SUIT ENDS;
SENTENCE REDUCED
Anti-Semitic Leader Gains
Partial Victory Before
Court of Appeals
Changes Penalty From 3 Months I'M
prisOnment TO 1000 Marks Fine;
Verdict Causes AstOnisliment.
tJewish Telegraphic Agency

Hamburg-The sentence of three
months Imprisonment imposed on The
odor Fritsch. leader of the German
anti-Semites and editor of Der Ham
mer," by the lower court for having
published anti-Semitic articles libellng
Max Warburg and Herr Mclchior. Ger
man Jewish bankers was modified by
the Court of Appeals yesterday. In
stead OF serving three months in pris-
on, Herr Fritsch will have to pay q
fine of 1000 Marks.
In the opinion handed down by the
court. the following reasons We're given
for reducing the penalty: l. political
and historic personalities must bear the
exaggerated criticism of their contem.
porary world" .. "Theodor Frtschs
advocacy of anti-Semitlsm for 40 years
shows that he was consistent and not
trivial in his views; 3. His nge, II
msled Herr Fritsch into committing
an injustice
Attorney Bartming, counsel for Mr.
Warburg. declared an appeal will prob
ably be made to the Supreme Court
against the decision of the Court OF
Appeals.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-02-04
ROSENWALD EXPRESSES
HOPE BEFORE SAILING
THAT OVERSEAS CHEST
WILL BE SUCCESSFUL.
Will Not Nsembark At Palestine.

tJewish Tclegraphlc Agency
New York--"I hope when return to
the United States l will find that the
S15.OOO.OOO Overseas Chest of the Joint
Distribution Committee has met with
the greatest success" declared Julius
Rosenwald, wcll-knOwn American Jew
ish philanthropist who donated 81 1.OOO,-
900 toward the Chest. before sailing
yesterday on the Scythia for cruise in
the Mediterranean Sea.
In its cruise. the Scythia will call at
the ports of Egypt, Turkey and Pales-
tine. Mr.. Rosenwald. however. will not
disembarll in Haifa
81 do not expect to visit Palestine
because my health does not permit me
to make strenuous journey" Mr..
Rosenwald declared in an interview
with the representative of the Jewish
Telcgraphic Agency.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-02-04
LORD AND LADY SWAYTH-
LING SAIL FOR NEW YORK

London (J. T. A.)-L0rd swaythling.
outstanding figure in British Jewry.
president Of the Federation of Syna-
gogs In London, sailed for New York
January 2S, accompanied by Lady
Swaythling.
Lord Swayfhling. Louis Samuel Mon.
tague, is the Oldest son Of the first
Baron Swaythllnz. and is active In COM
munal work in England. Lady swayth-
ling is also an active communal worker.
Last year she addressed a letter to
President Coolidge pleading for the al
mission to the United States Of Jewish
refugees stranded at Southampton.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-02-04
SIR ALFRED MOND'S
DESERT|0N STIRS
BRITISH LIBERALS
Lloyd George Flays Former
Associate; Compares Him
to Judas IscariOt
CONSERVATIVES SEE VICTORY
Icwlsh Tclcgrnphlc Agency

London-Thc sensation Of The day in
the British press is the announcement
Of Sir Alfred Mond. leader of the Lib
cral Party and Minister OF Public
Works In the Lloyd George cabinet, that
he will leave this party and will join
the British Conservative Party.
Lloyd George made n bitter remark
concerning Sir Alfred's announcement
''rhe real reason is given in that part
OF Sir After Mond's letter to Lord As
quiih where he reveals his conviction
that the Liberal Party offered poor
prospects for an ambitions man. Like
other notorious members Of his race.
he has gone to his own place" Lloyd
George is quoted as having said.
The rcmarl; of Mr.. Lloyd George. in
using the expression. gone to his own
place refers 10 the first chapter of the
Acts of the Apostles where n description
of how the Apostles chose n successor
TO Judas Iscari"t. who the Acts say. by
transcrcSsion fell that he might go 10
his own place"
This remark caused considerable
comment in London yesterday. The
Liberals are angry NJ Sir Alfred for
leaving the party. Conservatives have
pointed out that Sir Alfred's leaving
the Liberals indicates the beginning of
the crumbling down of the party.
Many leading newspapers commented
on the incident. The Manchester
Guardian" declares that "AIOnd's seces-
sion is matter of absolutely no political
importance" The "Daily News" In IN
editorial headed "Mond's Conscience"
says that there is nothing Of the ethical
in his action.
Sir Alfred Mond is resiCning from his
scat in parliament and will stand for
election as conservative. it was de-
cl0red. II was also rumorcd that he
may join the Baldwin cabinet.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-02-04
COOLIDGE WANTS I'M
MIGRATION CHANGES
TO Be REASONABLE"
Insists Restrictive Phases of
Present Law Must
BE Retained
HAS CONFERENCE WITH DAVIS
tJewi.h Teiexraphic AsencyJ

Washington. ID. c. - Reasonable
amendments to the present immigration
law. which will correct the evils which
impose unnecessary hardships upon sep
arnted families, will have the support
Of President Coolidge, 1t was declared
here today following the Presidents
conference with Secretary OF Labor
Davis yesterday.
1t was understood that the purpose
Of the conference was to formulate a
definite policy with regard to the pro-
posal or the exception OF near relatives
from the quota law. A definite decision,
II is understood. will he reached at
further conferences, In which Congress-
man Albert Johnson. chairman OF the
House immigration Committee. will be
asked to join.
1t was declared that the president
told Secretary Of Labor Davis that he
felt that the existing immigration law
ought not to be weakened. The Preai-
dent felt. however, there are features
in the present law which impose un-
necessary hardships upon separated
families.
During n conference with Congress-
man Perlman and Senator Wadsworth
several days ago. the president promis-
ed to give consideration to the pending
hills
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-02-04
New Coalition Cabinet
In Poland May Include
Jewish Member of Sejum

Warsaw IL. T. ABR. Her
mann Diamand. Jewish Socialist
deputy from Eastern Galicia, will
join the Polish coalition govern
n@nt under the premiership Of
Count Alexander Slsrzynski. ae-
eording to reports circulating in the
lobby Of the Polish Sejn,.
SLATED FOR COMMERCE.
PORTFOLIO
DIR. Diamand il expected 10 as
sumo the portfolio Of Minister of
Commerce.
DIR. Dianand. who is known as
one Of the best financial experts in
Poland. Is a leading member Of the
Polish Socialist Party P. r. S.)
and has served on various economic
missions on behalf Of the Polish
government TO England and other
western, countries. lie IL known 10
oppose the Club Of Jewish Deputies
In the Polish Sejm for It's national
isiie policy. rs he Is one of the
leaders Of the assimilationiist
group.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-02-04
Belgian Jews Honor
Memory of Late
Cardinal Mercier

Antwerp O.. r. AD-The death of
Cardinal Mercier, humanitarian and
leader in the Catholic Church. was
mourned by the Jewish communities in
Belgium Friday. Services We're held In
all the synagogs in Belgium in memory
of the Cardinal.
DIR. Ginsburger. the chief Rabbi of
Belgium. sent an expression Of condo
lcncc to Malines from the Jewish com
munity.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-02-04

The aged and infirm who have been
unsuccessful in accommodating enough of
the worldly goods to make their last
days comfortable have haven of rest
at the Beth Israel Hospital and Old
Folks Home:
This institution, conducted by the
ciety at Sixteenth and Lowell Boule-
ward, is still in Its infancy and is not
large enough to care for the many who
need assistance.
Hospital Enforcing Dietary Laws
1t wns less than ten years ago that
the need for home for aged Jewish
men and women, who were sick and
poor was realized. For there YVES no
place in the city for the aged poor
where strict Jewish dietary laws We're
enforced.
Mrs. Bella Mintz and Edward
Grimes. first president of the society.
began diligent and ernest campaign
to collect money to make the dream a
reality. Small donations grew until the
required amount was collected and the
Old Folks Home was built and opened.
In the few years that it has been
opened its existence has been war.
ranted, for twenty-five old men and
women are cared for in n home where
physical comforts are supplied and re
ligous observances are made possible.
Home Taxed TO Capacity
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-02-04
FIRE IN JAFFA HARBOR
CREATES PANIC

Jaffa (J. Il. A.)-Panic overwhelmed
the workers in the Jana port, the port
of entry for Jewish immigrants to Pal
estine when a fire broke out on n ship
in the harbor The pier and the ndja-
cent territory was covered with smoke
The fire broke out on an Egyptian
sailing vessel which carried 5000 tins
of benzine for the Vacuum Oil Com
pany. The crew was saved by jumping
into the harbor. The cargo was lost.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-02-04
N. Y. Health Surrey Proues
Inherent Jewish Hardness,
Is Finding of Dr.. Guilfoule
Statiscians Figures Reveal Jewish Mortality Rate Low
est East Siders Show Lower Pneumonia Death
Rate Than 5th Avenue Mlionaires


side Drive District, with n death toll Of
only IS per 100000 from tuberculosis.
and the Fifth Avenue district with only
~ per 100000. As In other diseases.
the Jews kept their death rate down
to from a to - under housing condl-
tions which took more than double that
death toll from other races.
Pneumonia and Bad Ventilation
The figures on pneumonia tell the
same story. This is attributed. at least
TO some extent, to improper heating and
had ventilation. A typical Italian dis.
trict has 30 deaths per 100000. A
typical negro district has pa deaths
and another negro district 3S5. A mixed
Irish and German district had ia
deaths. while the Riverside Drive sec.
tion had lis and the Fifth Avenue
district 134. The Jews kept their death
rate from pneumonia in Its crowded
Fast Side district. even lower than the
Fifth Avenue millionaires. It ranged
from so to Jog.
Sanitation and Children's Diarrfeal
Diseases
One index Of sanitary conditions is
the death rate from diarrheal diseases
among young children. A typical tene-
ment house section. made up largely of
Italians, had death rate OF 112 per
100000, Riverside Drive had only five
per 100000, while Fifth Avenue had
only Ii. Typical East Side Jewish sec
tions had from s TO 81. The same
proportions repeat themselves in nearly
every other disease. contagious diseases,
such as measles, scarlet fever, whoop.
ing cough and diptheria.
And while II would seem that the
death rates given are determined by
nationality rather than Residence. with
Negroes and Italians the most frequent
victims "A closer analysis shows that
the high death rate applies to all ma
tionalities other than Jews when they
live in congested areas. under bad
housing conditions.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-02-04
JEWISH DEPUTY ATTACKS
COUNT BETHLEN, HUN
GARIAN PRIME MINISTER.
Premier's Letter Proves His Implica.
tion in Co,interfeiting Plot.
tJewish Telegrnphic Agency


Budapest-The position of Count
Bethlen, Hungarian Prime Minister
was shaken when Deputy Vaszonyi.
Jewish democratic leader and former
member of the cabinet, declared that
the letter to Count Perenyi was au-
thcntic.
The letter to Count Perenyi was pro.
duced in parliament by leaders of the
opposition as n proof of Count Beth
lens knowlede of the Counterfeiting
plot. Deputy Vaszonyi asserts that
Bethlen knew of the counterfeiting plot
before he went to Geneva and he did
not prevent it.
Deputy Julius Goemboes threatened
n revolution by the race purifiers" In
case the Jewish liberals take over the
government"
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-02-04
J. D. c. REPRESENTATIVES
CONFER WITH WISH
LEADERS IN POLAND ON
METHODS OF RELIEF.
JewIah Telerr.phIe Aseneyl

Warsaw-Dr. Bernard Kahn and Mfr
David Schweitzer. representatives OF
the Joint Distribntion committee. con
ferred all day yesterday with represen
fatives OF the local Jewish population
concerning the scope and method Of re-
lief to be extended to the suffering
Jewish population in Poland.
Numerous delegations from Warsaw
and the provincial cities were heard by
the Joint Distribution committee rep
resentatives. Large sums alone are re-
quired TO provide motzos for the forth
coming Passover season.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-02-04
CHEN KO, POGROM
LEADER, SENTENCED TO
DEATH IN RUSSIA

Moscok (J. T. A.)-YurchenkO, lead
er of pogrom bands, will be executed
for numbering Jews during the civil
war in Soviet Russia.
At his trial, which ended January IS
in Zhitomir. the death sentence was i'm
posed upon him.
For several years during the civil
war he terrorized the entire district
and was responsible for many mas
sacres of Jews in that region.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-02-04

mitted. In fact only the tuberculous
patients are sent elsewhere.
Under the supervision of Miss Nellie
Harris of the Mayo clinic, the two
years operation of the institution have
been so successful, in both medical
and charitable way that more room is
needed. The financial condition of the
hospital proves that the place is not
run for profit. There is heavy an
nual operating deficit to which two
thousand members of the society an.
nually contribute.
$50,OOO Goal Of Drive
II is to improve the Old Folks Home
and enlarge the hospital, so that n
nurses training school may add TO the
efficiency of an enlarged institution
and placing the hospital on self sup
porting basis, that the campaign for
fifty thousand dollars is to be con
Quoted in the city this month.
Campaign Begins Feb. Is
Plans for the opening of this drive,
February IL, are being made. Sam
Grimes is chairman Of the campaign
committee. James Ringold of the I.
S. National Bank is treasurer. Nat
Weinberg is chairman of the arrange
ment committee. These three men as
sisted by large army of workers will
solicit donations for this worthy and
deserving institution.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-02-04
JEWISH STUDENTS IN BUCHAREST UNIVERSITY
BARRICADE AGAINST ANTI-SEMITIC ATTACKS


Bucharest-Excesses on the part Of
anti-Semitic students against Jewish
students continued during the last few
days despite the promises OF the Rou.
manan government to stop them.
Last Wednesday the Jewish students
at the University were again attacked
and compelled to leave the lecture hall.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-02-04

When the situation grew dangerous. the
Jewish students barricaded them
selves in the library and, after a fight.
fed to the residences of the professors
from where they were released by the
gendarmerie. Anti-Semitic student
demonstrations continue in the streets
daily.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-02-04
CHAIN NACHMAN BIALIK
MAKES FIRST PUBLIC AP-
PEARANCE IN LONDON.

London-The first public appearance
in England of Chain Nachman Bialiok
took place yesterday at the Great As
sembly Hall, Mile End Roadt London.
Thousands of members of the London
Jewish community gathered to listen
10 the message of the Hebrew poet from
Palestine.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-02-04
WITNESS IN STEIGER TRIAL
SENTENCED FOR PERJURY

Lemberg (J. 7. A.)-AIaria Kalonsck.
n former servant in the house Of DIR.
Leon Reich and n witness in the Steiger
trial. was sentenced to three months
Imprisonment on the charge of perjury.
During the trial, Marie Kalonscli
testified falsely against Steiger.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-02-04
2,7sO IMMIGRANTS ENTERED
PALESTINE DURING DE-
CEMBER.
lIewish Telegraphlc Agency

Gewish Telegraphic Agency
Jerusalem-Two thousand seven hun
dred and eighty Immigrants entered
Palestine during the month OF Decem-
her. according to figures made known
here today.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-02-04
DR.. Kaufman Kohler,
President Emeritus of He
brew Union College, Dies
Pupil of Abraham Geger, Father and Sponsor of Ameri-
can Reform Judaism, Had Long and Useful Career as
Scholar and Educator.

New York-C T. A.)--Dr. Kaufman Koher President
Emeritus of the Hebrew Union College last Friday January
90, at the age of 80, in this city.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-02-04

When the wine is in, the secret is
out.-Talmud.