Part 44

Turner Societies, 106, 230

University Settlement, the, 164

Vanderbilt vs. Vogelstein, 361

Watchorn, Robert, Commissioner, Ellis Island, 81; secures reforms, 86

Wends, the, 180

West Side vs. Ghetto, 14

Williams, William, Commissioner at Ellis Island, 81

Yiddish, the, 156

Zionistic movement, 141

Zionist leader, Theodore Hertzl, 298

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