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Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-09
Where Jews Are "Gentiles'

Salt Lake City Correspondence via
Salt Lake City. Utah, Utah is the
only place in the world where the Jew
is Gentle!
The Mormons, or Latter-day Saints,
regard themselves as "Of Israel" and
those Of the state not of their faith
as Gentiles. They do not deliberately
speak Of The Jew rs a GENTLE; it Is
the other people who do this. The
situation has given rise to a standing
joke in Utah which is enjoyed i'm
mensely by all creeds. Tourists are
told about it and enjoy it, too. Some
times one hears the expression, Nor
mon, Jew and Gentle" A group of
jewellers organized for social purposes
call themselves "The Mormon, jew and
Gentle Club"
The Mormon is the only Christian
who does not want to convert the
jew, or, at least. thinks he should
be converted before he can be of much
use from a religious standpoint.
Without giving an inch of ground in
their stand for the orthodox Christian
story relating TO the birth of Jesus
and his life, the Mormons, strange as
it may seem, regard the jew as head
ed, one might say, for Salvation. The
Mormon religion teaches that the Jews
will eventually gather to Palestine and
become once more a mighty people.
They are more orthodox along Jewish
lines than many of the Jews them
selvesl One of their apostles-the
official title of their church is Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints"
and they have apostles, bishops,
prophet. etc, as in the original Christ
ian church-was sent to Palestine in
the early days of the organization and
dedicated the land for the gathering
of the Jews!
Not infrequently do Mormons in
their sermons make complimentary
references to the Jewish people, and
some years ago when Henry Ford
launched his attack on The Jews, "A
prominent official of the church stated
in the big Tabernacle that the Nor
mon Church was the friend of the
jew Jewish rabbis have discussed
their ideals in Mormon churches with
Mormon leaders on the stand and with
big sendofrs from them.
No 100 per cent, or S5 per cent Nor
mon will tolerate an attack on the
jew When former Governor Bam-
berger was elected to the Office of
chief executive of Utah, in 1916, one
stalwart in the Mormon Church, b.
II. Roberts, orator, journalist, former
L. :. war chaplain and at present
head Of the Mormon mission in the
Eastern states, with headquarters in
New York City.
The position of the Mormon regard
ing the Jews, speaking from the reli-
gous standpoint, is interesting to the
Jew even if he has no patience with it.
1t is this: the Mormon believes the
Jews of 1000 years ago were mis-
taken through worldly pride in de
nying Jesus. They believe they were
scattered on this account as a punish
ment, but that, being chosen people
cf God they are to be forgiven and to
eventually come in their own. Dis
agreeing with the Jews in regard to
the question of Jesus, they think of
course, that he will yet come again
J. A. +. and Dance, Oct 3rd
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-09
Discovers Original
Christ Head

London.-(S.A.)-Miss Rachel Levy
of the Palestine Museum. Jerusalem,
has discovered the earliest known
representation of the bearded Christ,
according to n letter to the London
Times. The marble head was discov-
cred in the cloisters of ruined fif-
teenth century basilica at .Ierash,
Transjordania, and according to Miss
Levy, is a fourth century original of
the Attic school,
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-09
ROumanian Anti-Semitic
Students Compel Rabbi
To Shout Long Live Cuza'

Bucharest J. r. AD-An attack on
a rabbi n passenger on Roumanian
train, is reported by the Roumanian
paper, "Egaliatca."
Rabbi Isaac Wclech of Breaza was n
passenger on train going from Dor
nahclgie to Clausenburg He was sur
rounded by students, who hit him in
the face with their fists and forced him
to shout. Long live Cuza." They also
made him dance 10 the tune of Ma
Nophis"
officials on the train refused to in
tcrycne to stop the outrage.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-09
WAGMAN MONUMENT TO BE
UNVEILED SUNDAY

The dedication of The monument 10
Ahncr Wagman, will take place sun
day, September 18th al :, l.. NJ. Since
his death, which occurred last October
18th his many close friends and rel
ativcs have felt that some recognition
for his services to Western Jcwry
would he proper.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-09

Riga.-(S.A)-According to the
latest report issued by the Soviet Gov
ornmont, the area of land thus far
granted to Jews in Chimea is $4,000
dessiatines, Ga 1000 of which had been
confscated. from the estate of Baron
Guinzburg.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-09

H. has ordered the granting of a year
ly pension to Ilya Ginsburg, famous
jewish sculptor, and member of tbo
Academy of Art and Science
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-09

Organization, viii soon leave here for
the United States. having definitely
abandoned his contemplated tour Of
Eastern Europe,
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-09
Jewish Sculptor PensiOned

Moscow. - IS. A. = The Central
Commission attached to the Commits.
sary for Social Welfare in the U. S. S.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-09
Weizmann To Visit U. s.

London. - (s.A) - Chain Wai7-
mann, president Of the World Zionist
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-09
Special Celebrations
By Young Judaeans to
Mark Holiday Period

Rosh Hashonah and Succoth will
be embarked by sepcial celebrations in
the Young Judaea clubs throughout
the country in accordance with Young
Judaea's established custom of giving
the fullest observance to every Jewish
holiday.
The inspiration for the festiva, pro-
grams is furnished by the National
Young Judaea Office at New York,
which provides the Jewish youth with
every facility, so that the leaders of
clubs, the individual members, and
the groups as such, find no require
ment lacking for the separate and col
lective observance of the holidays.
For Rosh Hashonah arrangements
are being made for appropriate dis
cussions of New Year topics, reviews
by leaders and local notables of the
events of the year gone by, and reci-
tations of poems of Palestine by
Young Judaeans. Many clubs will en-
gage in the mass singing of Hebrew
songs at their own meetings or in a
general assembly of clubs. Dances and
games will be featured by girls
clubs.
Succcth Festivities
Succoth will be a period for even
more general festivities. Boys clubs
will erect their own Succoth in which
parties will be held. Succoth toys will
be constructed. The programs will
carry genuine Succoth flavor. Mass
affairs and entertainments will be ar
ranged in many cities, at which plays
will be presented, and stereopticon
slides and Palestine moving pictures
exhibited. Original stories, compost
tions and orations about the holiday
will be written by the children, recited
and printed. Exhibits of Young Ju-
daea treasures, such as Palestine pic
lures and objects will be made. The
festivities will eliminate on Simchath
Yorah, when home made Jewish flags
will be waved in the crowded syna-
gogues by joyful Young Judaeans.
Start the New Year right at the l.. A.
F. Dance.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-09-09

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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1926-09-07
Coach Cassidy Reads Riot Act
to Football Candidates at H. 5.

through to the end" Mr.. Cassidy de-
clared. "If any OF you are able to
stand up under continuous defeat
game after game ] know you will
make your mark In tho world
Cassidy told the boys they were
all to start the season on an equal
footing.
II want a team on the field that
will not keep me worried as to abil-
ity in studies he announced. III
you are to be successful on and off
the field you must work on and off
the field" He told them they must
study in the classroom and must be
on the field fighting. not for them
selves. but for the team. II will not
have a grandstand player, one who
will carry the ball with the co-opera-
ton OF the other players, but who
will not be in there lending the same
cooperation when another Is carry
ing the ball" the coach concluded.
Bernard Levitt was named man
ager and John Matthews was named
assistant manager. Coach Cassidy
explained his appointment Of Levitt
was reward for his efforts in
building UP tennis as a sport last
year. Levitt is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. c. Levitt.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1926-09-07
Parker to Give Big Pie
To Philadelphia Mayor

Especial to the Hera'd.)
philadelphia, Pa, Sept. Z
A huge pie, a richly decorat-
ed cake and an invitation to
speak at the convention Of the
American Bakers Association in
Atlantic City. September 1924
will be presented to the Mayor
of this city next Thursday
morning at IL o'clock by 0. F.
Parker, of New Britain, Conn,
who is a member of the recep-
ton committee OF the American
Bakers Association.
The nutritive value OF wheat
will be the topic of a paper to
be delivered by U. S. Senator
Royal S. Copeland, Of New
York, who will be the principal
speaker at one of the sessions.
cambridge Colby, Secretary of
State under President Wilson;
Will H. Hayes, GEAR" Of the
movies. and probably William
Jardine. Secretary of Agricul
ture. will be among the other
convention speakers.
A delegation from this city
will leave for the convention
city next week. About 5000
are expected to attend the con-
>ention, which will be the 2ath
annual meeting of the associa-
ton. I. J. Schumacher, OF Phila-
delphia, 10 president
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1926-09-07
School BELLS Ring in
new Term OF STUDIES
Enrolment $500 With
Two Schools Not
Reported

With all the schools in the city
heard from with the exception Of
the Lincoln and Monroe schools, the
estimated enrolment of the city
with the exception of these two
schools is placed at about 1900. it
was learned from thep rincipals of
the schools today.
The Senior High school enroll
ment is expected to reach about
100. the Central Junior High
school about 11OOa nd the Nathan
Hale Junior High school holding its
first session in its new quarters Is
expected to reach about 1917.
Following are the estimated en-
rollments of the elementary schols:
Washington school, 1917 with a
kindergarten class of rs; V. B.
Chamberlain school, 1854 with a
kindergarten class of 100; Smalley
school, 1900. kindergarten, 100;
Rockwell chool, $50; Camp school,
400; Bartlett school, 497; Stanley
school. S11; I. Putnam school, 80;
Smith school, SIS; Northend school,
321; and the Elihu Burritt school,
SS5.
The principals announced that
these figures were not final, but
that increases are expected daily
for the rest of the week. Efforts to
locate Miss Elsie Miles OF the Lin
coin school failed this morning.
Miss Elizabeth Leghorn did not an
nounce an enrolment when request
ed this afternoon.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1926-09-07
live CHICKEN MARTS
BOTHER HEALTH Dept.
Question to Be Discussed
at Meeting This
Afternoon

City departments are concerned
with problem in the increasing
number of live poultry markets
which are creating chicken coops in
stores located in the center of the
city and the health board at a
meeting today will attempt TO
formulate a policy to govern their
control.
Building Inspector A. n. Ruther-
ford and Health superintendent
Richard w. Pullen were in confer
ence today and the former has
agreed to hold up two applications
for permits pending the outcome of
the meeting. Several poultry mar
kets are located on Hartford av-
enue and one is on Lafayette street,
with two more applications for
markets on that street.
Corporation Counsel John Fl.
Kirkham has advised that markets
do not come under the ban placed
on chickon-coops in spite of the
fact that the stock is housed in the
market. The coming law does not
permit ruling them out of b. siness
districts, Inspector Rutherford has
found.
During the uperntendency of
DR.. F. P. Lee the health depart
ment passed a rule that live poul-