The evening world. Newspaper, November 29, 1920, Page 15

MAN SHOT IN FEUD, |MAN FOUND SLAIN, DYING IN HOSPITAL! | RABBIOPPOSES © . JEWISH CONGRESS Would Encourage Atiacks on Race,| Shooting of w iMiam, Wagner in) Police Seek Clue to Murde He Says—Schiff and Henry Tenth Avenue Saloon, Fourth vealed by Finding of Vie- Ny Ford Compared. | Attempt on His Life. tim’s Body. Dr. Bernard Drachmann, rabbi of} William Wagner, of No. 561 West 48th ace ‘a sate xe teco Ohad Zadek Congregation and Presi- dent of the Jewish Sabbath Orguniza- tion of America, at a medting of the) t Committee for @ Jewish World Con-| were to-day held without bai by Magis- |’ gress at the Annex-Hote! McAlpin last] trate Levine in the West side night, announced bis opposition to tne ‘phe prisoners are Mike Rile& of Ni Congress. West 49th Street, Jobn Davis of No. “Such @ policy would be pouring | West 48th Street and Timothy Sullivan fwater on the mill of Mr. Henry Ford,” | of No, 512 West 45th Street Or. Drachmann declared. “Mr. Ford) shortiy after midnight the accuses us of seeking world domination | the West 47th Street station rec fand speaks of the ‘International Jew.’ "| *nonymous gelephone David Goldbiatt, publisher of a ¥id- oe te dish encyclopedia, in opposing Dr. Drechmann, said: thi Stret, ds dying in Bel Hospitat | ‘! from « bullet wound iv the stomach, | ‘Three meh charged with the shooting fact that no blood marked the the finding of fresh automobile tr |led the police to bebe had been murdered at | and the body carried to the lonely r the Kast River Avenue and Daly arrested th "Tiernay said the i © men,” fe police, é man and the three’ prisoners ca f tive for th “Mr, Ford is only an example of the | together and that the lights were sud- | htee’ ur Beltevaa @ifference between the Jew and theldenly switched off and several shots| jurder occurred ten hours before Gentile, ‘The late Jacob H. Sohitt gave}fred. tie paw 1 | Rey yas found, Detectives trom G a 1 he-police say the shooting was the| wast Jvd Street Police Station hia, money to Jews and ‘Gentiles, The) | The-police soy the sient Fa Christian millionaire uses his money to vers | working on the ca kill the Jews. ‘That's the difference be tween the Jewish and the Christian lonaires.” mallieabam i, Schomer also opposed the views of Dr. Drachmann. three life was attempted on occasions |e ‘amen St Buvelop Veraate tory. LONDON, Nov. 29. the ruins of ¢ —e-- + B. RB. T. Employees Elect Committees. Employees of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company are to-day selecting | velop ‘Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone, who is # native of Edinburgh bargaining agre ceiver and the OPPENHEIM, CLLINS &@ Unparalleled Reduction Sale in The Highest Grade Fashionable Suits For Women and Misses Every suit is a matchless value al its price, strictly conforming to the highest Oppenheim, Collins & Co. standards of excellence. 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