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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-17
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Poor mans hotel in New York
rents beds for % cents. which are
sleeping quarters.
i brass band can make almost as
,nUcn noise as baby when the little
fellow awakcs at two in the morning
Hint TO prospective June brides:
Dishes have to be washed about a
thousand times year.
A man who couldn't bulge sack
OF cement can sit with a l25-pound-
girl in his lap for hours.
Hats trimmed with ostrich feath.
crs are finding fa6or with Paris
millners, but not WIN ostrichcs.
The world will be safe until they
start using pictures Of good4lookine
men for magazine covers.
Nail carriers make good money and
all they have to do is take walk
and blow whistle.
Suspicious wives generally have
plenty to think about.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-17
MINIATURE MOTOR

London. March 17.--An electric
motor. so small that it has been
mounted on finger ring. has just
been completed. It is onc-Quartcr
inch high, and weighs less than Il
ounce.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-17

Suspicious wives generally have
plenty to think about.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-17

William Penn obtained Pcnnsyl-
vania for $4,000.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-17

TOMORROW: The Inevitable
Question.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06
Number of Mixed Marriages Increases
Rapidly in Germany

Berlin a. +. A.)--Thc number Of
marriages between Jews in Germany l.
decreasing and the number of mixed
marriages increasing, according to the
figures drawn up by Herbert Phillips.
thai. published IN the "Iuedische Zrl.
tung" of Brcslau.
Twelve thousand young men," h.
says" were killed in the war. which
meant falling of In the Jewish mar.
rinGe market Then came the economic
distress Of the post war period, the un-
employment and the housing shortage.
Many occupations are entirely closed to
Jews. Bit enterprises like the Sic,
mems concern will not accept Jews
There are even companies owned by
Jews which have no Jewish employees.
Twenty-Five Of every 100 Jewish men
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

in Germany remain unmarried. gener-
ally because they cannot afford mar
Iiagc.
Tn" number Of mixed marriages has
doubled since the war In 1901 there
were ass Jewish marriage and yS2
mixed marriages tlG.S per cent? in
1907. 3oo5 Jewish and sos mixed COS
per cent in 1910, Z, $50 Jewish and 0I3
mixed t25 per cenb In 1915. l.oaS
Jewish and LOS mixed to7 per cenO
in 1890. 7iA7 Jewish and 2.n33 mixed
(2Tl per cent? f; In 1921, sol; Jewish
and 1883 mixed t3l.2 per cent?. and
In 1923 I,s23 Jewish and 1873 mixed
t3T.6 per cent?. The rise In the num-
her M mlSed maria scs In 1916 ls sc.
counted for ny the wave OF war mar
rtsges
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06
Zionist Organization Conempates Calling of Natl Conference

AN organization Is contemplated
which will. in the first instance, through
systematic propaganda seek to arouse
II sens" Of responsibility Of Jewish com
munitics throughout the country FOR
Jewish education. The Organization
will not compete with existing
agencies on the contrary. It's work will
he to cooperate with them and coor-
dinate Jewish educational activities FOR
greater efficiency" Mr. Lipsky's state
mcnt declared
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

Zionist Organization desires to he Of
service to the American Jews in the
tremendously diiTicult problem of trans.
mitting to the young their Jewish cul-
tural heritage and Of conserving the
positive Jewish cultural values among
all the members Of our people. Need
less to say there is no desire and no
intention TO dictate curricula or impose
educational policy on any Group or
institution.
"The problem of Jewish education In
the United States has always been II
subject of deep concern 10 the Zionist
Organization Of America. Involved in
this problem is the future of our move
mcnt, as well ns the integrity of the
.Iewry of America. Some wears ago, the
Organization conducted n special De
pHrtment Of Education. At present also
The organization bears moral and iinau-
cial responsibility for n number Of cdu.
cational activities, including Young
Judaea. Avukah the Hebrew weekly,
Hadoar. Hatorcn. and others.
"Thc feeling has gained ground, how.
ever, that the time has arrived 10
create an agency for Jewish education
which will aim to extend and coordinate
Jewish educational work of every sort
including Talmud Torahs, youth or
ganizations. educational work among
adults. work on behalf of the Hebrew
J language and literature, publication of
books and periodicals cts.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06
$5OO,OOO Cash Required From
American Jewry During Month
For Immediate Needs in Palestine
Call Issued for Payment United Palestine Appeal
Pledges to Meet Urgent Situation in Palestine
Sl1OO0OO Cash Sent Thus Far from United Palestine
Appeal This Year.

ranged to take place in the near fu.
ture.
The work will now enter upon its
second phase-an intensive effort for
cash collections on account of the
pledges obtained. This effort will be
Systematically and vigorously car,
ried on without any relaxation in the
work of the campaign proper,
"As it is, considerable sums have
been received by National Headquar.
tiers and Herman Conheim, National
Treasurer, has already RENTED to
Palestine sums aggregating Sl.l00,-
600 for the work of the Keren Haye-
sod, Jewish National Fund. Hadassah
and the orthodox institutions Of the
Mizrachi. But in view of the urgent
calls from Palestine which have
reached us from the Zionist Execu-
tive, DR.. Weizmann and Mr.. Ussisch
kin, President of the National Fund.
it is imperative to speed up the col
lections at once.
"To meet the most immediate and
pressing needs, we must receive at
least 100000 in cash for the month
of April. We have already received
100000 this month toward the
100000 required Letters and tele-
grams are being sent by DR.. Stephen
S. Wise, the Chairman: Mr.. Con-
helm, the Treasurer, and by the Di-
rector of the Appeal to all the com.
munities throughout the land, urging
them to send in at least the addi-
tional 100000 required during the
remaining week of this month.
ave are gratified by the progres,
of the campaign and confident We
look forward to the realization Of
our goal"
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06
Are You A Man Of Twenty- One Or More?
Are You Of JelDish Parentage?
Are You OF Good Character?
Are You A Good American?
Are One of Us Spirit and You Should Heed
the Call. Join the ewi of the World

When the challenge was flung at Denver
Lodge. No. III, L. o. b. b.. whether it could
materially increase its membership and enlist
within its ranks fresh red blOOded material
staunch banner bearers of Jewish ideals-the re-
sponse was spontaneous.
There was a buzz of excitement and activity.
The boys slipped into their work clothes at once
They are now prepared TO seek out every eligible
and sign him up
This great worldwide Jewish Order has been
the recognized representative of our sisters and
brothers everywhere. Its voice has been far
reaching, and princes, potentates, diplomats and
governments everywhere have lent an attentive
ear TO its demands and expressions.
Does the wee voice of the orphan strike a
responsive chord in your heart? Does the cry
of the sick tug at your heart-strings? Does char
ity appeal to you as a human expression of
sympathy? If so, the Bnai Birth is for you
for its work in these spheres is strikingly sue
cessful
Have you oft-times been stirred by the cal
umny cast upon the jew an dfelt that you were
boiling over and needed immediate expression?
Remember. the B'nai Birth has been the mouth
piece for you. Have you ever felt that the dig
nifty of the Jewish people should be maintained?
Remember. the Bna Birth has been it's cham
pion.
Have you ever felt that our people ought to
be bound by one great common chain of fratern-
ity, and that distinctions of class among our
selves should be forever abolished and erad-
Gated? Remember the B'nai Birth is doing that
very thing.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

Have you ever felt that those of us who need
TO be Americanized should be Americanized, and
those of us who. for known or unknown reasons.
have become de-Judaized should be re-Judaized? !?
Remember, the B'nai Birth is active in this field
of endeavOr.
Look about you and the effects of the work
Of our Order are copiOus and marked.
Aye, brother the Order has represented YOU
il has ever other Jew in this wide world. tho
you have not been represented in its ranks as
a member in fact.
Now is your opportunity TO show that ap-
probation for the work of the Order which its
merits. Become soldier not a mere lOokeron.
Join the men of this community in its noble task.
Let Denver go over the top in this campaign as
other cities have already done or are now doing.
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY
and FRIDAY. May llth, 18th, 18th and l4th will
be the eventful days for the Denver B'nai Birth.
Get busy, brother, and submit your application.
This is step in life that you will never regret
The lineup of officers in this campaign is as
follows: William II. Goldberg, President of Den
yer Lodge, No. III, l. o. b. b. Charles Rosen-
baum Chairman of the Propaganda Committee
COlonels: Percy Morris and A. b. Cowen. Cap
tains: Noah Alter, Ludwig Buka, Ed. Eisen-
drath. Max Goldbaum Harry NJ kaufman, Louis
LipsOn, j. Rosenbaum, l.. E. Shuteran. NJ. H.
Spiegleman and Phi. linn.
Get behind these boys and let's go over the top
with bang!
Harry NJ. Kaufman, Publicity Manager
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

New Nork-A nationwide movement
for solving the problem Of Jewish edu-
cation in America will he launched by
the Zionist Organization of America.
4 special and independent agency is to
be created which will cooperate with
existing Jewish educational agencies
for the promotion of all aspects of
Jewish eduaction. cOordinating their ac-
tivtieS and Offering them various forms
of aid and service.
Announcement Of this action was
made by Louis Lipsky, chairman Of
the Zionist Organization of America.
after a decision reached at a special
meeting of the Administrative com
mittec Of the organization. Mr.. Lipsky
announced further that Provisional
committee for the new enterprise is al
ready in process Of formation and that
place to be made public shortly. will he
convened for the purpose Of officially
launching the movement and Consti-
tuting the new organization \ mum
ber Of leading figures in public Jewish
life in America have already accepted
membership on the Provisional com
mttec and from many quarters en-
thuslastic endorsement and offers of
cooperation have been received Mr.
inckv oppounrnd
In initiating this action in the In
terest OF Jewish education" Mr.
Llpsky stated in his announcement, the
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06
Harry NJ. Kaufman, Publicity Manager.

/. The Bnui Birth maintains the
Jewish Orphans Home at Cleveland.
Ohio. the Leo y. Levi Memorial Hos
pital at Hot Springs Ark, the National
Jewish Hospital for Consumptivcs at
Denver. Colo, and other institutions
where the fatherleSs and the widow are
cared for teuderly and the sick-regard-
less Of creed or purse-are given the
most effective aid.
=. The B'nai Birth aids the thou
sands Of immigrants who have gone
to Mexico since the doors of the United
States have been closed. II is recOgniz-
ed by the American immigration au-
thorities as the proper Jewish organiza-
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06
JEWISH WORKERS
PROCLAIM STRIKE
IN wilma, POLAND
Demand Payment of Past Due Salaries
and Increase in Wages

wilma O.. T. AD--The distribution
Of bread to unemployed Jewish workers
has been suspended here due TO IA gen
cral strike of the Jewish social workers.
The strike was called by workers in
the Jewish Community Board, the Or
phnns Home. the Oze. the Jewish
Health Society, the Zedakah Gedolah,
the Federation of Jewish Charities, and
the workers in the Jewish cemeteries.
The demands of the strikers are that
the institutions pay up the past due sal
aries and increase the salaries of the
social workers.
Much hardship is resulting from the
strike. Tragic scenes took place at the
cemetery when relatives had to dig the
graves for their dead
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06
and ART
ISANS CONFERENCE
OPENS IN CRIMEA
Conference Elections Dominated b.,
Hostility to Zionists

Moscow all-ukrain inian conference
of Jewish colonists, artisans and work
ers was opened yesterday in the city
Of Simferopol in the presence of 800
delegates
The Communist Jewish daily news.
paper, Der Emes" reports from
Crimea that elections to this confer,
ence took place in an atmosphere of hos
tiIity against the Zionists. In many
towns and villages resolutions were
adopted urging the Soviet government
to close the agricultural collectives of
ciety, and transform these colleCtives
into Jewish agricultural schools
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06
AGAINST SYNA-
COG S NTEN CED TO
PRISON IN LEIPSIG

Berlin 81. T. Al-Sentences of five
years at hard labor were imposed by
the Leipsig court on Reinhardt and Kir-
Sten. leaders Of gang which conspired
to bomb the Great Synagog of Leipsig
The counsel for the accused declared
that the case would be appealed.
The conspiracy 10 destroy the Great
SynagoG in Lcipsg was discovered by
the police on November Is of last year,
in time TO prevent the plan being car
ricd out. Members of the radical anti
Semitic organizations belonging to the
Right party planned to destroy the syn
agog by bombing it. They postponed
carrying out the plan until foreign
passports could he secured. In the
meantime the police learned of the plot
and arrested two Of the conspirators.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

New York.-Declaring that $500,
900 cash was required from Ameri,
can Jewry during April to meet thu
most i'm m e d late and pressing
needs" of the Palestine budget
Emanuel Neumann, National Drlrec,
tor Of the United Palestine Appeal
has just issued statement calling
upon contributors to the United Pal
estine Appeal for remittances upon
their pledges, so that vital immigra-
tion and colonization work may pro
coed and the flow of new settlers to
Palestine continue.
Mr. Neumann announced that al
ready Herman Conheim. National
Treasurer of the United Palestine
Appeal, has RENTED over 81 100000
to Palestine for the work of the
Keren Hayesod, Jewish National
Fund, Hadassah and the orthodox in
stitutions Of the Mizrachi, associated
in the United Appeal. Of the $780,
600 required during April, 100000
has already been received, and eff
forts are being made to speed up
collections throughout the country,
so that the additional 100000 cash
required for April can be sent to
Palestine.
Mr.. Neumann's statement follows:
THE attention of the United Pal
estine Appeal administration has un
til now been directed to the organi
zation and conduct of the campaigns
throughout the country. This task is
now rapidly approaching completion.
Practically every state in the union
has been covered and campaigns
have either been concluded or are in
progress or have been definitely ar.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06
Stop-LOOk-Listen

The outstanding event Of the season
Is To be held in the near future by the
Zionist organization. Mrs. Archibald
Silverman, Of Sterling character, who
has taken the entire Pacific coast OF
their feet and has conquered non-Zion-
lists as well as XiOnlstS, is coming here
May I3 to give Denver Jewry the same
treat
other speakers will also give the
audience, many things to think about.
Come to this meeting and enjoy m eve
ming well spent Drs. c. d. Spivak and
X. a. Bendov will also speak.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

tion to handle Immigration matters.
G. The B'nai Birth, in cooperation
with the foremost organizations Of
other faiths in this country, works to
bring about better understanding he
tween all races and all creeds.
!. The B'nai Birth brings together
Jews Of all groups in benevolence,
hrotherly love and hnrmcny--the car.
dinal principles of the Order-and in
culra'es n higher sense of patriotism
and a greater love of Judaism.
When you think Of all that you can
do as amember, that you cannot do
as an individual, you will gladly join
the B'nai Birth.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06
Call To National Conference On
Jewish Education Issued By The
Zionist Organization OF America
Significant Gathering Take Place in New York on May
Sixteenth-Jewish Leaders and Representative Jew
ish Organizations to Attend.

heritage and transmitting II to the com.
Ing generation.
Jewish education In the United
States In all its forms-as manifested
in the school. the home, the press, tho
library, etc.--must receive dynamic
impulse and be dominated with the
Ideal of conserving through its pro
cesscs the authentic Jewish personality.
The Zionist Organization OF America
regards the Initiation Of this work as
its natural duty The actual conduct
o. tho work will be entrusted to dis
tinct body which this Conference will
call into being and which will mobilize
the necessary forces for large-.cals
constructive service We are mindful
OF the existence Of Jewish educational
agencies in various parts Of the coun-
try, many OF them doing excellent work
in their respective spheres. With these.
the national organization to be created
will seek 10 cooperate in every possible
manner
In the field of Jewish education
various tendencies arising from reug-
ious viewpoints and practices. find er-
preston. We have neither the desire
nor the intention to interfere 10 the
slightest degree with these tendencies.
The intention. on the contrary, is to
create frame work OF constructive CO.
operation, within which various yiewe
and tendencies may have free play.
There are definite cultural elements in
which all groups concerned with the
preservation OF the integrity Of Jewish
life are Interested. II will BE- the func-
ton OF the proposed organization to
strengthen these cultural elements, and
without OF course. attempting to finaucs
or conduct local schools and insti-
tutions to their assistance in the n.lds
OF educational organization and tcchui-
que
The proposed organization will aim
to be- Of service to Jewish sduca tional
activities that minister to the child, the
youth and the adult II will reca I'd Its
basic purposes to be the following:
"First; to foster wider and more
intensive cultivation and study Of hasic
Jewish cultural values, Including The
Hebrew language and literature, the
vital qualities OF Jewish tradition and
the modern Jewish renaissance in Pal
eStine
Second: to cooperate with exist.
ing Jewish institutions and organi-
cations to the end that there be
brought about a coordination OF
Jewish educational effort which will
result in great efficiency, prevent
overlapping, and provide the stimu-
lus which arises out of common
counsel and action; as we'll as to
stimulate the creation of new Jewish
educational institutions.
Third: to arouse the conscience Of
American Jewry TO effective interest
in Jewish education in all its phases.
1--WE regard the task to which we
are now assuming the Jewry of
America to be imbued with an i'm
portance not exceeded by any other.
1t entails the dignity and wholesome
ness of Jewish life and its capacity
for greater service both to this coun-
try and to the historic destiny of the
Jewish people"
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06
JEWISH ARTISAN EXHIBI-
TON ARRANGED IN GER
MANY
tJcwlsh Tclesraphic Agency

Berlin %. 4. AD-An exhibition of
worl, by Jewish master artisans. jour
neyman artisans and apprentices will
be held in Leipzig in May in conncc-
tion with the conference of the Jewish
Artisans Union Of Germany called for
May 30 and 81. The exhibition is in
tended to demonstrate the ability of the
Jew as an artisan.
An appeal has just been issued by the
Central Union of Jewish Artisans In
Germany to all Jewish artisans in the
country to help in settling up teaching
Ccn.nrS for the jewish youth.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

New York Declaring that IL rega rtls
the preservation Of Jewish cultural
values among the Jews OF the United
States "aS Il moral and historic duty
the Zionist Organization OF America has
issued its official call for the national
I conference on Jewish education and cul-
ture to be- held in New York. Sunday,
May 10th.
The call, signed by Louis Bipsky.
Chairman Of the Zionist Organiza ton.
declares that the proposed independent
organization for the promotion Of jew.
ish education in this country. which It
Is planned 10 launch ut this national
conference of Jewish leaders and rep
rescntatives Of Jewish organizations
will regard as its basic purposes:
!. TO foster wider and more inten.
sive cultivation and study OF basic
Jewish cultural values:
=. To cooperate with existing Jew.
ish educational institutions and organi.
cations for the coordination of Jewish
educational efforts; and
3, To arouse the conscience of Amer.
lean Jewry to effective interest in Jew,
Ish education in all lis phases
The call states in full:
The Zionist Organization Of Amer.
lea, which regards the preservation OF
Jewish cultural values among our pec-
Pile in this country as a moral and
historic duty, In conjunction with Pro.
vlsional committee formed for the pur.
pose of establishing n national organI.
zation for the promotion Of Jewish edu.
cation. is issuing this call for Nh.
tional Conference which will take place
in the City Of New York. Sunday, May
l6 1926, beginning 10 \. VI.
For many years the subject Of jew.
ish education has been matter of deep
concern to all Jews 10 whom the Jew
iSh cultural heritage is precious. In
the years Of Self.adaptation which the
J"wry Of America has had 10 undergo.
in the struggle for physical and moral
adjustment To n new environment, il
was inevitable that tn. energies devoted
to Jewish education and the conSerya.
lion Of Jewish cultural values should
he sporadic. inadequate and unco-or.
dinatcd. Owing to augmentation and
diffusion Of effort there could not some
into being a harmonized and efficient
educational system.
THE time for the Indignation Of Jew
ish educational activities has arrived.
American Jcwry has found itself. It
has won distinguished and acknowl.
edged place Of usefulness in American
economic AMI cultural life. In addition.
the course Of Jewish life the world over.
involving great efforts for relief and
for Palestine. has woven more strongly
the threads which unite American
I"wry with the whole Jewish people.
The part which history has imposed IN
on the Jews Of America in the work
of re-eStHhliShinG the National Jewish
Home in Palestine. part which they
are carrying ont generously and with
q realization of its historic importance.
has inevitably lead to spiritual and
cultural inventory, disclosing. in spite
Of the fine work which is undoubtedly
being accomplished in many communi.
ties glaring gaps and insutfciencies in
the work Of preserving the Jewish
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06
500 JEWS LEAVE POLAND
FOR PALESTINE TODAY

WarSaw-Five hundred Jewish emi-
grants will leave here for Palestine to-
morrow,
A special train, which leaves tho War
saw station, will take the emigrants to
Consianza whore they will embark.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06
DR.. WEIZMANN TO VISIT
POLAND IN JULY
Gewish Tclegraphic Agency

Warsaw DIR. Chain Weizmann,
president Of the World Zionist Organi.
zatlon. will visit Poland the end of
July. according to ndvices received
here
DIR. Wcizmann will come to Poland
following his return, 10 London from
Palestine.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06
Facts About the l. o. u. Il.

|. The B'nai Birth is the largest Of
all Jewish orders, containing 10000
men of the highest standard. banded
together to uphold the banner of Israel.
.. The B'nai Birth organized and
maintains the Anti-DefamatiOn League
which protects Jews against ridiCule
and misrepresentation on the stage. in
the press, on the screen, etc.
3. The B'nai Birth. through Hillel
Foundations established in American
universities. stands by the Jewish
student. gives him center for social
life, and encourages his study Of Juda-
ism
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-05-06

Mother-"Willle, how is 1t that no
matter how quiet nnd peaceful things
are, as soon as you appear on the
scene trouble begins7"
Willie-"I guess rs Just a GIFT,
mother Life.