The American Jewish world. [volume], August 11, 1922, Image 15

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It should be recalled, however, that
the rules relating to Polish visas
have long been under the same pro
cedure.
Another adverse feature of the new
ruling is that it prevents relatives in
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to ascertain tbeir possible radical
affiliations.
According to the new rule issued
to the Consuls, they are given full
discretion to vise the passports with
out the inquiry in Washington, un
less the Consuls desire to do so. While
the new procedure will result in a
great saving of time, it will deprives
relatives in this country of the op
portunity to intervene with the State
Department in cases of nationals to
whom a Consul had refused a visa.
Formerly, the Consul's decision was
subject to review by the State De
partment, which is no longer the case.
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this country from sending cables of
inquiry or instructions through the
State Department to facilitate the is
suance of visas. The State Depart
ment will decline to handle all such
cables in the future, it is understood
HEJJAS' FOLLOWERS RAID
JEWISH QUARTER
Budapest (J. C. B.)—Following a
banquet in honor of Ivan Hejjas, the
notorious White Terrorist leader, just
released from prison, Magyars and
members of the White Guard attend
ing the banquet raided the Jewish
quarter. Owing to the prompt inter
vention of the police, there were no
casualties, the raiders contenting
LINCOLN OFFICE
Hennepin and 8th Street
George F. Orde Manager
Charles I. Welch Asst. Manager
Harry H. Sivright Asst. Manager
J. D. Heising ......Asst. Manager
H. C. Libby.. .:...Asst. Manager
Arne O. Moe Asst. Manager
THEODORE WOLD Vice-President
JAMES A. LATTA ....Vice-President
ALEXANDER A. McRAE._ Vice-President
WILLIAM E. BRIGGS Vice-President
ROBERT E. MACGREGOR Vice-President
SCOTT H. PLUMMER Cashier
HUNTINGTON P. NEWCOMB.Asst. Cashier
J. CAMERON THOMSON Asst. Cashier
JAMES A. ROSS .... Asst. Cashier
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themselves with storming the Jewish
hotel, whence they drove out the
guests, smashing the windows of ad
joining houses and throwing the in
habitants of that district into a panic.
At the banquet, Hejjas boasted that
he would see to it that "the Christian
idea was predominant in Hungary."
The raid on the Jewish quarter ap
pears to be in line with the Hejjas
understanding of the "Christian idea."
Jessie Bogen, widely known for her
notable accomplishments in Jewish
communal and European relief work,
was married recently in Warsaw to
Abraham Shohan, another worker of
the Joint Distribution Committee.
New Lincoln and
South Side Offices
The merger of the Lincoln National Bank and the South Side
State Bank with this institution enables us to offer an enlarged
banking service to our customers and to the public. The present
patrons of these two banks will continue to enjoy all the facilities
they are now receiving, and in addition, the best service and atten
tion that The Northwestern National Bank and The Minnesota Loan
and Trust Company, backed by a half century of experience, can
give. The advantages of an account with this large national bank
are now made convenient and easily available for savings depositors
and commercial customers who have not before found it convenient
to do their banking down town.
The present officers of these banks will remain in charge.
A distinct feature of the Lincoln Office is the excellent safety
deposit equipment. The public is invited to use this department,
which is unexcelled in Minneapolis. Women will find the Lincoln
Office designed for their especial needs. As for commercial busi
ness, new patrons of The Northwestern will receive the benefits of
a connection with one of the largest and strongest banks in the
country.
EDWARD W. DECKER, President
Northwestern National Bank
Affiliated with The Minnesota Loan and Trust Company
Combined Resources $78,000,000
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SOUTH SIDE OFFICE
Cedar and Riverside
O. O. Erling Manager
S. T. Throbeck Asst. Manager
H. F. Rosing Asst. Manager
C. M. Jorgensen Asst. Manager
Claudia Dahl ..Asst. Manager
ROGER S. HUME .. .Asst. Cashier
LEONARD N. BRENNA Asst. Cashier
WILL M. KOON ... Asst. Cashier
HENRY J. RILEY Asst. Cashier
GUY E. MASTERS Asst. Cashier
CLARENCE R. CHANEY Asst. Cashier
HERBERT LEE POST Asst. Cashier
JAMES E. NEVILLE ...Asst. Cashier
Page Fifteen,*
Romances in Jewish relief work in
Eastern Europe have been many, the
marriage of Mr and Mrs. Shohan be
ing the most recent case, where men
and women thrown together in this
great humanitarian work among all
the hardships they are forced to face,
have fallen in love and married while
carrying on their duties. Mrs. Sho
han is the daughter of Dr. Boris D.
Bogen, the director general of the
Joint Distribution Committee and one
of the best known social workers in
the United States.
Miss Jessie Davies, of New York,
hiked across the continent and arrived
in California last week.
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