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Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-12-23

Warsaw-(S. A.)-An organization
to end all Jewish organizations has
just been formed here, with an Of
fetal organ called "Our Word" The
new organization is neutral and COM
posed Of all shades Of opinion, recruit
ing its members from those who be-
lievc that there are too many Jewish
societies.
The program Of the organization
abolitionists declares that too many
organizations are the curse Of Jewish
life. and that no harmony can he
fostered within the Jewish ranks as
long MS the multiplicity of overlapping
and interdcpcndent organizations con-
tinues.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-12-23
Jew Asked to Form
Latvian Cabinet

Riga,--Dr. Nurok. member of the
Latvian parliament and leader
of the democratic bloc of the national
minorities was asked by the President
of the Latvian Republic, Tschakste. to
form n new cabinet This Is the first
time in the history Of the Baltic states
that leader of the minOrities should
he intrusted with forming II cabinet.
DR.. NurOk is n member of the Zionist
Actions committee.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-12-23
(Jewish Daily BulletinJ

Washington, ID. s. The proposal
submitted by Senator Wadsworth for
the admission OF 35OOO wives and min
or children Of aliens admitted TO the
United States prior to July L, 1924,
who have taken their declaration pa
pers, was adopted today by the Sen
ate.
to 81, was stubboynly contested by
some proponents OF the immigration
lnw on the ground 1t was an ''opening
wedge to the breakdown of the Immi.
grafton Restriction Act"
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-12-23
Senate Passes Bill to Admit 35, 900
Wives and Children of Declarants

Senator Wadsworth offered the pro-
posal as an amendment 10 House bill
granting entry outside of the quota re-
strictions to American women who
lost their citizenship by marriage to
aliens. The House bill was then passed,
A to 81, but the House has to. act
on the Wadsworth amendment.
The apportionmcnt of wives and chill
dren who would be admitted under the
amendment would be worked out by an
equitable distribution an.sug the vat
rious nationalities."
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-12-23
No Je,u in Leading Position in
lSouiet Government, Roster Shows
Soviet Government Publishes Data In
Response to Agitation

list Party only thirty are Jews; of the
200 members Of the Moscow Soviet
Executive only fourteen are Jews.
Only eleven Jews are among the los
members of the Central Executive
Committee Of the Communist Party.
Only 10000 Jews are members of the
Communist Party, which has a MEM
bership of over a million. The Jew
ish population in Russia amounts to
IL per cent of the Russian population,
while the number of Jewish officials in
Soviet positions amounts to eight per
cent.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-12-23
tIewish Telcgraphlc Agency

tJewish Telcgraphlc Agency
Moscow, Dec. 13.-Official figures
on participation of Jews in the Soviet
government were made public here to-
day in an official announcement.
The announcement came in connec-
ton with an agitation conducted
against Jews who occupy responsible
positions in Soviet Russia. 1t is an
nounced that of the fifteen Peoples
Commissars not a single one is a Jew.
OF the 581 members of the Central
Executive Committee of the Commun-
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-12-23
Cans, Philadelphia
Councilman, Dies

Philadelphia, Pa. T. S.A.) = Sig
mund Cans, Councilman from the
18th city district, died of pneumonia
at the age of fifty-one.
Born in Philadelphia in 1875, Cans
early became active in politics. In
1908 he was elected to the Pennsylva-
MIA House of Representatives, where
he remained for six terms. AS chair
man of the Health and Sanitation
Committee of the House he became
widely known for his advocacy of
many beneficial health measures.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-12-23

authority for the statement that
there is not one Jew employed in
the Federal Reserve system, to his
knowledge. In a word, Jewish in
fuence in the affairs Of the Federal
Reserve system is, according to this
former member of the board, non-
existent.
Mr.. Untermyer challenged Mr..
Ford to enter the jurisdiction OF the
United States Court in this district
and submit to the service of papers,
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-12-23
California Ark
Made in England
Jewish Telegraphic Agency

London.-An Ark of the Covenant,
which is declared to be more splen-
did than the original described in Exc
dus, has been constructed by two Lon
don artists for Temple Emanuel in
San Francisco.
The ark, the work of Frank Inger-
son and George Dennison, follows the
Bible specifications, is nine feet high
and weighs 1000 pounds and is made
with bronze ioors, decorated with jew
els and gold in mystic designs.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-12-23
WASHINGTON MINISTER
FROM RUMAN|A DENIES
REPORTS OF POCR0MS
Claims Jewish School Boys
Provoked Revenge By
Beating Teacher
MERELY FRICTION
BETWEEN STUDENTS"
Says Government Acted Rightly
and Justice Took
It's Course
tJewish relegraphIc Agency


New YOrk-George Cretziano, Rou-
manian Minister In Washington, In n
communication to the Jewish Dnily
Bulletin which had submitted to him
the reports Of December 9th concerning
anti-Jewish exorsses in KishinefY and
other Roumanian towns, denies the
truthfulness of this report His state
ment reads:
High School Offensive
"A short time ago. near Cernauti.
the following incident occurred: Jew
ish high school pupils, dissatisfied with
the eventual results Of the so-called
'baccalaureat' examination college en-
trance) attacked one OF the teachers
in the street and beat him. Without
doubt, this is one of the gravest cases
in high school life. A few days later.
one of the students, provoked by this
incident, committed the unprecedented
and regrettable act of shooting at one
Of the aggressors Of the teachers, kill
ing him.
Justice takes lis course In both
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-12-23
KU KLUX HAND seen

According to the New York World
some congressman believe the Ku
Klux Klan was factor in having &C.
ton delayed. The Klan fought the
bill openly in the Senate.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-12-23
JEWISH NURSE GETS
POLISH HIGH HONOR

Warsaw-(S. Az - Miss Amelia
Greenwald, of Alabama, noted for her
devotion in establishing nurses train
ing schools in Poland, has been
awarded the Polish Gross, the highest
honor conferred by the Government,
by the Minister of the Interior.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-12-23
NO HOMES FOR
SHAVEN CHINS

Jerusalen-(S. Al The manage
ment committee of Shaaei Hesed, n
suburb of Jerusalem. has instructed its
tenants to eject from their premises
"all occupants having shaven chins or
shorn sidelocks or committing similar
offences against strict orthodoxy"
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-12-23

London.-The local editorial office
of the Encyclopedia Brittanica is in
receipt of a protest from the Arab
Executive of Palestine against the in
clusion Of a picture of the Jewish
flag in the new, thirteenth edition of
the Encyclopedia.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-12-23

was to name eight of the ten mem
bers, was intimated in advance re-
leases of an article which is to ap-
pear in the Dearborn Independent"
Ford's publication.
In refusing the challenge, Mr..
Ford repeats through his Dearborn
Independent" all of his previous ac-
cusations which have been proven
time and again to be baseless. The
article charges again:
ReiteFates Charges
THAT the international Jew is in
direct control of all financial centres
Of Government, including the United
States Federal Reserve System.
THAT he pulls so many strings
in business that no banker or busi-
ness man feels safe to oppose him.
"That he either owns the press or
controls II 50 that only pro-Jewish
facts are ever admitted to print.
"That he controls the revolution.
ary elements of the world, on one
hand, and the ultra-conservatwe ele-
ments on the other, so he has equal
power in Communist Russia and in
capitalistic England, not to mention
the theatre, motion picture or agri-
culture.
Again "the International Jew"
The article then asserts tina. the
international Jew" invented the
current financial and interest system
and "is today in direct control of
all financial centres of government,
including the United States Federal
Reserve system, which he organized
and is now perfecting according to
his original PLAN"
The international Jew" the ar
ticle continues, "is the most closely
organized racial entity in the world,
with an espionage system that
covers every village and every larger
centre in the country.
"These statements are deducible
from the most deliberate utterances
Of Jewish spokesman and illustrated
at large by Jewish history. To
agree with the Jewish claim to pre-
eminence in these matters is no more
'slander' than to agree to their
claim to preeminence in the clothing
trade. Besides that it is service
to the American people to tell them
who their bosses are.
Jewish Leaders Comment
The new attack by Henry Ford
caused comment by various Jewish
leaders, who denounced the Detroit
manufacturers action as cowardly
and evading the issue.
Paul M. Warburg declined to be
injected into the controversy person
ally, states the New York Ameri-
can" His attitude, however, is
known to be this, the paper states:
Warburg considers Ford's charges
frivolous" and one more of a hun
dred misstatements. Warburg is
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-12-23
Msae False Martyr

"A part of the Jewish population In
Cornauti, at the funeral, tried to make
the victim martyr to the cause. This
resulted in interpretations in Parlia-
ment. The Government. conscious of
its duty to maintain order, acted right
ly, showing that 1t would no. tolerate
trouble from either side but would
guarantee to all the free exercise of
their rights within the law.
Later, in Chisinau. in connection
with this incident. there was little
friction between the students and few
Jews, which, however, was OF no i'm
portance.
"No Trouble Anywhere
There is no trouble anywhere, every
thing being completely quiet. All ru-
mors to the contrary, which have been
spread in foreign countries, are. like the
rest, ''tendencious' and malicious.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-12-23
Ford Refuses Nathan Straus'
Challenge To Submit Charges
To Jury of American Leaders
Eaadiag Issue, Dearborn Independent Repeats
Old Charges-Brand Action as
COWardlY

New York, December 13-Jewish Teegraphc Agency-The
refusal of Henry Ford accept the challenge Nathan Srau
made at the National Conference Palestine held
recently that he submit his accusation against the Jewish
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-02-13

Is Internationally known ana ma.
certainable' under tho proposed law.
Patriotic societies here are mar,
sna.tnS their forces in opposition 10
the new racial integrity measure and
are planning TO make their attitude
known to the general assembly at
the earliest possible moment. They
do not believe the Sesisia&ors Arc
aware OF the drastic provisions OF
the bNl. 90 lsII~D- -
There has been no objection, 60
far as 10 known to the sections or
the bill relating to Negroes. a
Enough has been said with the
remark that the second wife OF the
lamentTd Woodrow Wilson has In.
dian blood In her veins. Attempts to
'ower tho standards and be.ittle the
Negroes VIII ultimately react upon
the white folks. DIR. W. A. "A ecker
can go ahead with his "rat.killing :"
but It win ultimately lead to some
bloody scenes in our Grand Old
Commonwealth. You can say much
about our mon without retaliation,
but when you touch OUT noble wo.
man. may God have percy upon your
soul. D. }
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FLORENCE LETTER

FLORENCE, S. c.. Feb. DIR
T. Fl. Dwelle, A. NJ, OF Fayetteville
N. G. was here recently, having Wis
tied his father, DIR. George H!
Dwe,le, who celebrated his 93rd an
nivTsary January rs. Mr.. G.. b.
Dive lie, Detroit Mich. Rev. ]. III.
>" " " PNila Serpbia, Will am
Dwelle G. r. Dwelle, Atlanta, Ga
were present.
Mrs. Amanda r.. Mills passed
through from Tampa, Fla.
Mr. N G. Goodman Of Timmons.
ytle 8. c.. home owning farmer
passed through the, city enroute to
Pam1 leo. s G. n S brother is sick
there. From the by-products of
his farm, he saved enough to bui d
n five room house. It is completed
Mrs. Jessie George, of Baltimore
Md. left for homo
Rev. W. e Raggins. mission
airy. passed. through the CITY en-.
route to Savannah.
Rev. - Smalls. of Scranton, s c.
delivered an excel ent sermon at the
Florence County Union recently.
Few s G. Coplin. of Marion, s. G..
visited Winsboro. s c. They are in
great need OF a Baptist pastor there.
Rev. T. Singleton, an evangelist
preached fine sermon at the First
Baptist Church
The sac OF Tr' nifty Baptist Church
a. public auction was postponed
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DEATHS REPORTED

The following Is q list or death,
ported from February 3 1895 &c
February 10. 1885 -
February 49,
samuel Houston. SIS: 4o6 N s,s
roo Hayden, az; e1a E Ieirh
O1osd -. i1Gsse. II: Ira villain
Hoee1 ". SWMght. 40: HOE Oisy
'cmes y ReAanson. ees, sos -.
GA1h 0t.ySs,a ,..I.,
Ssata bcSvsrss 10 nos.: Cisv Ho-.
Jamse and FioReneoS R>Fuoufe -.
..Aas, 3ssheAea: 1soa Roee Al.
FSosunsy 6-s sss, q =. ,s::ssss,
SItehsA Brown; IN. Ssars
ys&8e&H ea-sysl -. .asss.s.e
nesFSeSs CA9atAAn. IL: los -. 1Sth
Sscee yYepsat 40: s1f Ia Wprra,
WnaA1 1Adessou. -: SS1s M.
ARe &oNd-. .a
H.ssis Rodssss pssa.iax~ a.:
130o1 n. 18th. a. 49,. ~
Qt0ord Asfrta. e.: Sek ga as
Janice d. Brown. 3 nnoushs.
16 70. Orange 81.
@astie Logan. 81; New York.
o AAosiios o0s oO8 w. CLAW N
amanda Willie. So: 2ll6 w. Moors
February g.
W. am Harris. 40: 1on2 w Clay
William boiling 81: 1918 w.
Leigh st.
William Harris. Al: 1908 N lat
Lucy Smith. go: City Home. -,
February 80
Robert A. Johnson. 81: 1909 NJ
cath st.
Mary White, 46; 913 N. 31st st.
infant Dairicott, das.; SIG Kenny
Lawrence Cabe,. Johnson, 4;
1o7 s. Adams st.
Lowell T. Davis. 2; sos Hunt Ava
Bette Gaskins So; 1916 2na 81.
Armstead Jasper. 40: City Home
Robert Walker. s: 184I Jay 81.
February 10
Mana Lipscomb, 20; "a w Orange
Lewis Lacy. 60; 81 NJ. End at
Julia Washington. 81; eos N. ard
Annie r. Baiey. 81: 1908 Ashland
Mary Smith. 4S: 1e23 N. 2sth st
Mary l., Dean go; 904 Petersbure
Pike.
Needham Barrow. IS: 1909 N eth
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@s%F tSsA'S y ~ - y $50;
At II A. u. last SUNDAY a fuu
house heard the Male Chorus anr
from the new song book "y~sf Ont:
side The Door" after which Rev.
Hatcher preached on .The Evolution
OF Abraham's Faith" DR. Thatcher
Is a story taLler and picture-make,
Of no mean ability, and We wer,
rebuked. instructed, shamed and an
couraged as we journeyed with
ADraham from Ur to Mt Moriah,
observing both the triumphs and
the lapses OF his faith. No wonder
our children fiji their church, they
can understand the messages.
AT p M. Brothers Watts, Gibson.
Valentine, Barber, Johnson and Sis.
tiers Pittman Young, Lawyer Denny
and DR.. Smith accompanied DR..
Hatcher to the Elks Home, where
he spoke On The Conjured Heart .
AT night an Exposition of the
Lords Prayer" was made by our
pastori
Note this-The Bethel Brotherhood
will meet Sunday A. NJ, just after
worshipl Remain and get your en-.
velopes.
All OF the school children who
were promoted In the recent Public
School Examination will be folicitat.
ed at the Parsonage. on the night OF
February Is, Hot pancakes cocoa
sausage and bther Hweets will Be
served them by the officdary OF the
church. ORA Smith wili address them
Special Aliens Day---sermon at
Bethel Sunday. February 18th. Ths
Chiidren's Church will give unique
program at night. Come.
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as much az eve inches further. the
.caE tire carrier alone would have
oeen damaged and the TRACED,
averted The chassis is sprung. oniy
.ne engine being In first class con.
d'uon. Fred Goodman thousht "A
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ne Kept II "spick and span Ana ia
.oss Is a CREST blow to him. An sxre.
tnat he Is one OF the most reliab,e
and careful chaufeurs In the CIV ana
the happening 70 aimost inexpiics.
no does not indulge In intox-
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STRUCK by TRAIN.

The rear was struck by the train.
THE representative from the Auto
mobile Protective Association was
there to !ook after the interests of
Fred Goodman). The train was
from the West. saw 1t before 1t
hit the automobile. The windshield
was wet and smoking. never saw
the train until I got right On the
track. l heard the bell ringing"
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OSCAR FIELDS TEsTIFIEs.

Oscar Fields, 81 N. 32nd ST..
was sworn and deposed: IT drive
taxi cab. After the train had
passed l saw the car. was about
square behind Goodman. I heard
the whistle Of the train, when I
came out OF the cemetery gate I
was driving a c'osed Packard ] do
not know that the bel was ring ng
at the crossing / saw the car be-
fore 1T reached the track did not
see whether it stopped rs thu road
IS rough and | had to watch it to
"r vH Water accumu ates in the
bottom. 1t Is am
-Heels 7 had TO SOW up and put
the car in second
come up throu~, III
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DIR. BRINKLEY WILL PREACH
AT EBENFfZER TUESDAY y. M.

Rev j. A. Br'nk'ey. ID ID. pastor
Of Clay street Baptist Church, will
preach a special sermon at Eberezer
B pit Chur b, Tue O. y ng'', Feb.
-uarv 16 Subject, "Let Me Die the
Death of the Righteous" This mes
sage was postponed because of the
severe weather cond tiops last Tues
day night. The public is invited.
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VIRGINIA.:
ORDER. OF PUBLICATION.

The object of this suit IL TO obtain
a divorce from the bonds OF rpatri.
mony from the defendant Annie
Scott by the plaintiff Rufus Scott.
on the grounds OF deserton.
And an affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant Annie
Scott is aot a resident of the STATE
OF Virginia, and 1t Is ordered that
she do appear within ten days from
the late after due publication OF
this order and do whatever may be
necessary to protect her interest in
this suit.
a Copy Teste:
PHILIP V, CoGBILL, Clerk
WIN. F.. DENNY, Do,
119 East Leigh Street,
Richmond, Va.
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CADILLAC sptINTEREp.

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showed the remnants of absolute
destruction. The clock In the dash
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protruding spring in the rear and
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!. SOUTHERN. 1 AID S

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FRED GOODMAN

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