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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04
N NPPUR, GREAT
II DAY IS OBSERVED
Significant and Widely OBJ.
lerved Of Religious Days Car
yes More Deeper Meaning Than
ver This Year.


pdny Is Yom Kippur. tho great
ish Day OF A,onement. Several Of
stores In the city are closed and
day win be- faithfully celebrated
ll the Jewish synagogucs. institu-
\, AID homes In America. To rs
iiy ~ the most Important Of the
DAYS. thcrr is added a double sig
ancc o the calendar has brought
y kippur on the Jewish sabbath.
ing u "a doubly sacred day, and
perhaps the most tragic psy %
lemcnt in the history OF anoieht
~, From their home In Palestine.
the shores Of the Baltic and tho
x Seas from Poland and the froz-
as'es Of Siboria-from every for
lhnd into which jewish relief
ters have penetrated. the sud New
moSsaEe that comes to this
ftry is ever the same-"Europoan
is pcrlshing."
merica is the only land In which
pew month Of Tishri. the Hebrulc
iary. brings any JOY to the Jewish
llhtion. The year Of $3.50. rock
|lr from the Day Of Abraham on
Jewish calendar. duwned on Sep
per 2Gth. the Feast Day OF Rosh
lonnh. u was not % feast day for
six million starving Jews Of
lppc because every dav for the
four years has been a fast day
moHt 81 them. So tuday's Yom
|bur fast will be an 90 easy for
millions 10 observe.
b. Jews In the w~ar-racked coun-
abroad hive suffered more than
other people. and they are dying
housands Of starvation and dts
The Iom kippur sfsst. during
twenty four hours when no good
will allow fopd to plss his lips.
be- little more than a continuation
b. five year fgst that has been the
I,f the G.O00.0OA Jews In Europe.
ansd children and widows are
nually being TUNED away from
ovorcrowde1 charitable institu-
and food stations 20 die In the
ts 81 Poland and nearby coun-
The only hope that the great
cf Jcwry viii survive tho cDW-
winter depends upon fmcricn.
q fortnight between Rosh HASH
and Nom kippur b. observed MS
riud ~ repentance. during which
Divine Judge weighs tho earthly
) against each individual before
ing his final fate Boo the book uf
mcnt. This year u II q period %
sorrow ms well FOR many Amori-
Jews. The records Of Jewish re-
agencies in New York show that
al hundred thousands have tried
put avail To trace their dear ones
nd who have been swallowed up
q chaos of war whom cummunicu-
were broken. These people are
loss Whether a. hope that their
ones are dead or that Il is their
To face "a new year OF terrible
BRING and sorrow. Another sad
. OF this ycar's Nom Kippur will
De- memorial service Tor the dead,
almost every Jewish family In
n trickcn countries together with
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04

Tile game * billiards s. r'e lnser-
ton Of % London pw1brolef wit
Ham Now. 81 tlo ~natcents entnfy.
liz irst cue uasa snrtsiick. his
rlrknamr iilll icrt< thr ~ nIt Tor the
rnme. While cue comes ffona Kew
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04

\ boulder we CHING fortv-slN tons
which Is to he the base OF q Grand
Army monument on Town Hall lawn
East Providence u. l. has been @
ed two miles on rollers through the
streets, IL broke down a forty-ton
gear on the first attempt to move II
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04
Big Attendance at
Teachers Convention
Here Is Promised

superintendent NJ city schools John
Milne is In receipt o. letters from
several count superintendonts prom
ising 100 per cent enrolment NJ the
New Mexico Educational Institute 20
be held here during Thanksgiving
week.
Clovis has promised 100 per cen
attendance. Mrs. \. Otero-Warren
superintendent for santa Fe county,
wrbcs hat al Of her teachers will
be here and the ! as Vegas Normal
school has enrolled all of It's teachers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-30
EIVER NOTES.

4 slight rise was reported in III" up
per Allegheny river yesterday. hut IT
will have hardly any effect on lhH
local stage which will chang" hut l!ttle
until weather conditions change.
Tho river ut The wharf yesterday NJ e
n. M. was seven feet nan" inches nm!
stationary and tho stag" ai tho foot nf
McMechcn dam was feet s inches and
stationary.
The General Porshlng arrived from,
rittshurEi, yesterday m"rinG nj four
o'clock detained by heavy business.
tnusid "rahc freight was exchanged n
III" local wharf and Sh" Left for FAR
kcrsburG At five a. m.
The Helen T.. cleared for New Ma;a-
moras at noon.
Tho G"n"ral Grow,l"r arrived from,
Pittsburgh nj four o'clock tins morning
ana leaves for Charleston at s"r"n q,
M. Sh" has Il big frn:E-I; and passenger
list.
tn" General r"rshinE is du" ur this
afternoon at ihr"" n"ln"k IN her way
from rark"rsburg to PITTSBURGH.
Tho Helen T.. will l." in tonight from
Now MainIroraS.
Tho General Wood Will pass up Fri
dav mornin.: on her way from tinC!n-
natl 10 Pitt shurRh
Th" Liberty will h" in tomorrow might
from Mrtunn"llSvill".
Tho Verne Swain took on: tn" Mounds
willie Long" If Moose for an excursion
rice lnsl nil:ht and >nn:rht will leave
the local wharf with an 'XcursInu under
tho auspices Of ~" Municipal Eaud.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-30
DOCKET
FOR WAY TERM
Fedora. COURT.

Tho docket for the to. II Lnitcd
States court 10 be held In city DC
ginning Tuesday. May 6, is large one
and includes many cases hcl, Iver from
the terms at Parkcrsburg, p. ilippi ana
Nartinshurg. along with severa! ne"
cases to be tried at the term next week.
The following arc tho more Important
cases on the civil docket:
John T. McGraw rs. G. J. CresaP'
ference 10 W. T. Gle. Jr.: Swcarlnsch'
assignee. VS.. Expansion OIL COMPANY
reference TO J. W. Ewing: moore vs..
Jacksonville Coal and Coke compan!'
exceptions 10 masters report; j. D.
walsh, IT.. vs.. Grafton Hotel company
ct al. order of resale: West Firhna
and Pittsburgh Coal company VS.. John
p. White 81 al. on inJunction: Guy II.
Davies VS.. Brnwood and McMcchcn
Water company, receiver: Jacob :. Hay
den VS.. Josiah V. Thompson "t all re-
ccfvcr to fire report: Baldwin TOOL
Works VS.. Fred q. Blue ct AL. orocr
denying Injunction; Grassclli Chcmical
conDanv w., Aetna Explosive company.
RECEIVERS; Barnett Oil and Gas company
VS. New Martinsvill" Oil comp"1y. on
appeaI: !. r. fiilchrist rs. toronto
Foundry and Machine company ofucr
10 ouash return: West Virginia Traction
and Electric company VS.. Elm droVn
Mining company. temporary injunction
granted; c. Z. Lcnhart ct al, trustee.
ys. Preston County Coke company on
motion Ia dismiss: tho western Gas
Fixture company VS.. JEFFERSON Glass
company. answer filed. answer 10 SET
of and pro-confrssn: tho Handel COM
many vs. jefferson Glass company ana
Jefferson company. answer filed ana
dismissed, ovcrruled; q. F.. knautt. ex-
ccutor, ys-H. NJ Rodgers and Wclispurs
National Bank. answer flied: barnett
Oil and Gas company VS.. Miners ana
Merchants Eank OF Thomas, answer
filed and injunction bond filed.
In the matter Of petition OF IsaaL ~.
Scmans. on appeal.
Joseph J. Lin"han VS.. Aetna CON-
structon company. p. l.. Wagner. re-
ceiper. awaiting equity, continued at
purkcrshurE; United States VS.. Isaiah
stephens. filed October. l?1o; Je'-> =
Picrson vs. board Of commissioners or
Ohio county. demurrer overrul"d. Hlcd
October 1915: Iacob Snyder vS. New
Cumberland Glass company, continued: ;
kalr Tcttrnbarn. adminstratriN. -.
Wheeling Sanitary Manufacturing conf
pnny. continued 10 May. 1919. set May
Is: p. {. G.. & ST. l.. +. r. company VS..
Wheeling Steel and Iron company. de-
murrer continued: Is. & O. K. +. COM
rany IS. Wheeling steel and Iron ""m-
pany: William y. Hart. infant. VS.. Is.
& q. r. Z. company: Farmers and
Manufacturers Hank VS.. william a. Nc
, COY TT al: Claude Scott VS.. VI. Il Is. i.
r. company issu" Joined and continued:
G, w. West We. T. o. OwinGs "t al. re-
plicatinu filed e. W. West vs.. S. NJ.
| Hudson ct nj. replication filed: FRANK
Radclin" VS.. B. & o. r. T. company:
Macbeth Evans Glass company o., II.
Northwood company. casr reset for May
| rs. 1919: stephen Adamson Manufacture
| ing company vs. Phillips Sh"cf and Tin
| Plate company.
| MANY cases are on the criminal
docket including countrrfritinG. impcr-
| sonat;on Of federal officer and biz
number OF Reed amendment violations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-30
! THE THEATRES
rRuRsroN, THE MAGICIAN.

Curiosity is. great human motive.
People arc fond of mysteries |" ~nicn
they know there is solution. THIS is INV
reason for the great popularity Of Thurs
ton. tho Magician who will appear M IN"
Court all next week with matincrS iu's-
day. Thursday and Saturday. INC ap-
nearancc or this celebrated artist whose
nanc IS familiar throughout tho civilized
cInhr will no doubt attract larE" and on
thusiastic audiences. There never was
an exponent of ncrromancr NOR" popular
Than this skilled artist and arch decelV"r
of the public.
During tn" many years that rhursion
has been 'oming 10 this city nc has nu'i'
ND n lar,n following. as loyal 10 him as
tho old-timcrs were 10 Hermann and IN"
-rca; KrlIar. And every year Thurston
brings a now program with which I"
starilc and mys,ify his auditors. Seats
go on sale Friday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-30
cyrLGRv1cE EXAMINATIONS.

Tn" United States civil Service Com
mission announces TINT tn" following
named examinations will br held IN
Wheeling ". Va. on Tho dates spcci-
fed below. Necessary information ana
application forms may he secured from
tho Secretary Of tho Board Of Civil Scr
vice Examiners. Post Office. Wh"cllnS
Tho list follows: Clerk (Male). De-
par;mcntal Service sa0n-Sll0h. May IL:
Assistant in Ncnra toloEy (Mal" and fo-
malr). s1n0o-slSh0. May 20: Horucul-
turist. (Malr and Femalr). S3n7o-S"24"'
May 20: Laboratory Aid in AGRICULTURAL
Technology (Mnle and F"malo). May
q; Draft sulan (Mal" or F"malo). *loS"'
MAJ 81: Accounting Clerk (Mal" and
rcmalc). s1@on-Sl 500. May ~: Assist
ant in Plant Dsinf"ciihn lMa'c)'
sI6en-s1SG0. May II: Highway Bridge
Engineer tMafr). slShn-S@l0", May Il:
Junior Highway Bridge Engineer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-30

and has been very III. Hon. J. J. T.
OBrien. Of this city. has been engaged
TO defend Long. along with Thaycr y.
Mcintyre, wcIl-kno~n Wctzel county at
torney. Yesterday the attorneys moved
that their clcin be admitted 10 bail. The
court denied this motion. but ordered the
defendant removed to the North Wheel
ing hospital He was brought hero by
Sheriff J. o. Eikcn. Of Wctzrl county.
Sheriff Eiken leaves this morning. hut
Long will remain in custody of Night
Guard Foster Obcr and Day Guard
Philip Longwer1. of Wctzcl county. Hn
is suffering from a nervous breakdown.
along with his injuries.
1t Is charged that the Officer struck
tho defendant. once hcfor" tho shooting
and again after the fatal shot WAS fired.
Roth men have the same name. hut arc
not related Both arc lrft-hand"d. Tho
defendant was licensed 10 carry Il gun
and had his revolver in his right pocket
when the trouble occurred. and fired
through his coat. The defendant Long
Is the father nt four Little girls. thrc" Of
them triplets. The defendant and his
victim were fast friends. and because nf
this wact tho case has been attracting
much interest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-30
EARL NETCALrE RETURNS
TO TIE SCREEN

Earl McIraIfn nnw-f >rmrrly i,I"ut.
Earl M"tCalfc Of tho 69th infantry
who is widely known 10 patrons "f toe
screen for his splendid acting with
I'.na kcrf" in the serial niCtur" "Prr!ls
If \ R"pori"r." has returned IN In"
screen and will hc seen for Tho first
time since hi: return frnm France in
Alice Trady'S latest select piciur" "Th"
World In Liv" IN" which comes In m"
Liberty theatre IN Wednesday ard
Thursday.
Mr. Mrtcalrc enlisted nj tn" outbreak
nf thr war and was sent overseas as \
liHutcnari a short tim" later. He WAS
Is the midst Of tn" fighting at Erll"au
Wood whore his hearing was affected.
II" arrived in Washington rn a special
meeting from General Persh,nE f"w
DAYS brfnr" IN" armist'cr was siCn"G.
II" received 6rrlcrS for his disCharE" a
few weeks later.
Mr. N"iralfc's stage and screen o.
rcrirncr has been long and varied. Hr
was director and actor for l.uhin for
five yrnrs before ho joined tho Mutual.
Previous To- his film career hc Tns IN
tho lngi,in1ntr stag" fhr seven years. H."
was leading man for I.otti Hammer
Stnin and Zelda Sears. and was N Si"rk
in New Trrk. Chicago and Cinrinnn:;
for n number Of years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-30
BUSY SERVING
SUMMONSES FOR
j, s. GRAND JURY

Deputy L. :. Marshal John Snort ~
Il busy man these days serving summons
10 witnesses - appear bcfor" the lcu-
rral grand jury and court NJ The May
Term. which starts next Tuesday.
Tho marshal has served scores OF
subpornas in Hancock. Brooke Oh'"'
Marshall and W"t2cl counties. III many
cases in lhr farth"rmoSt end. which can
only b. reached by horse and buggy.
At this season Of tho year IN" ""un-
try roads are usually in irEhttu'
condition. and holes ar" encountered IN
which tho buggy sinks in sticky mud.
up 10 the aXi"S.
This particular time for court d"h'S
does not suit the farmer. AS n" is huSE
planting corn and other farm pr"duclS
and protests that he has To leave his
farm work alta critical period when IN"
spring planting IS under way I" serve
at a witness in tho federal court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-30

tncnt at the hands Of DR.. w. S. Fulton
Long is suffering from an abcess on his
head that it is believed will reveal trac-
lures Of tho skull when opened. N-rty
plates were taken last night by DIT.
Quimby, local N-ray expert. Long mas
several Commissions about the head
Long is rcputcd TO BE- worth more
than 500. non. He is sc years of age
and WAS engaged in tn" real estate. farm
Ing, store and stock raising business.
on April Is. when Officer Glenn Long at
tempted 10 arrest Tho defendant Tor
speeding in an auto. the officer was shot
and when brought to the Ohio Valley
General hospital. in this city, several
hours later. died.
The defendant has since been in Jail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-30
NOVEL CASE UP TODAY
IN CIRCUIT COURT

Today in .rudg" r. M. Addlrman 3
court an interesting suit will he tried.
Abraham Abcd. Syrian. sues tn TO-
cover valuahlns which he alleges he
checked at the Wheeling park swim
ming pool and failed TO recover when
hc left III" pool after swim. John \.
Moore and tho other managers OF TN"
mark arn named rs defendants. Ab"H
i= represented by Attorney Frank
O'Erirn. and tn" park by Attorney Cari
Rarhmann. Ahcd alleges that h"
checked S16O.Ia in cash. 4 watch valued
NJ 335 and Two pocket hooks valued al
sa..a. TIL" park officials nllcE" that
he did not check the val,iahlrs. and that
If hc lost them it was due 10 his own
rcyliCeDCr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-30
APPRAISING ESTATE OF
LATE G. O. NAGLE

Appraisers arc now nj work on the
estate of the late CITY Manager G. q.
Nnele. His will has hccn admitted 10
probate in tho county court. pH' u"
figures AS To- tho size Of his cstat' mr."
available. requests were mad" !" the
late Mr. Nasle's sister. his first VIII 5
mother and the rNsidu" Of M ':.aic
divided between his sister and his
wi low.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-30
Big SHIPMENT OF
CASTINGS BY RIVER

Amnu- tho shipments 10 so IN the
General Crowdcr this morning for down
river points is ea.oOn pounds Of castings
for Dam % under construction three
miles above POM Pleasant. Tho cast
ingS are made by tn" t"n'r" Foundry
and Machin" company. w"io nav" IN"
contra; 10 furnish them for dams ~
and % and are shipping them by river
as finished.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-30
MILLER RESIGNS AS
JUSTICE OF PEACE

Squire Charles Miller has resigned as
Justice 81 tho peace i'll Clay district.
Thr county commissioners accepted his
rrsienatfnn Yesterday. and VIII naIu"
Harry, SrybnId to succeed him. SPUR"
Miller is a Enpuhiicau. and is now
seeking lhc nomination for city cnun-
ell from the Second ward. He succeed
cd squire ]. z. Hughes. Democrat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-30
8 x-RAY PHOTOGRAPH WILL BE
sAUN OF TIDE EEAD OF VEAL
rT DEFENDANT TODAY.
-. P. oBRHN AND THAYER n.
E1NTYRE RETAINED TO DE-
PEND PRISONER.

C. Amos Long. wealthy business man
Pine Grove. charged with shooting
I'd shaving Glenn Long. chief of police
that little village. IS At tho North
Wheeling hosAitat. having BEEN brought
ere Yesterday on orders from the Cir
nit court Of Wctzel county for treat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-30
CRIMINAL DOCKET LIGHT

4 Last If approximately Twenty-Five
cases has hn"u prepared and :li"d with
Ih,. circuit clerk by IN" prosecutors
nffir" indicating that thor" viii Il" \
brief summer term If '"rmrnfl r"uri IN
NAV IT," raS"s ar" all nf miner my
I.,-tnnc" 81 that III" grand jury "an
easily disros" "r them IN n Sin"i" day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-30

They :s"Et tho marin" reporter in the
,hsrurr If The SrrI"iy editor 10 write
IN The wedding of tho h"ircss to for
cisn nrhl"mnu. and how do YOU suppose
he headed ii:
How
Tied Up to Her Pier
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-30
tMale>, s1ooO-sl6oo, May 81; Scientific

fMale>, s12oO-sl6oo. May 81; Sclentihc
Assistant (Malc). $500. May 81: Head
Nurse (Opcrating). Female. $500 year.
together with board. quarters. and laun-
dry, vacancy in Frcedmen's Hospital.
Washington. D. c.. May 81: Assistant
Physicist. Qualified in Aeronaut'cs
(Malc), $1,000, May 81: Pattcrnmaker
tMale). $500 a year. May 81: Chief OF
Road Survey Party (Malc). slSoo-s@1oo.
Nav 90: Tran$itman for Road Surveys
(Malc). s12oo-s1SOo. May 20; Highway
craftsman (Male). .12oo-S1Soo' May
90.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-30
LAST aURLEsK OF THE SEASON
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW.

Ruhn Rcrnstrin's Beauty Revue comes
to tho Court this afternoon and evening
and tomorrow night. The RcautE RcFuo
is Il harriy bod &C. podgc Of the ripping
sort. As a matter Of fact. il is tn" most
rrctcntious entertainment Mr.. Bernstein
has eyer offered. Its cast cnliSts Such
we'll known burcsquc fnvorit"s as Eddic
pak., Harry Peterson and Ada Lunl. IN
addition to this trio the big cast will is
tiudr a number OF other burlcsQue stars
equally as prominent. \ chorus of dam
~ girl under twenty will hc one Of the
biggest features Of the Revue. The
,fcsuty Revue will bc unfoldcd in tw"
acts and nine scenes. Among III" many
catchy numbers which promise 10 hn
whistlcd along broadway This season
arc: 'C'hildhood." Venus on Rroadway.
'Th" Domino Girl and Al IN" Moulin
Rouge" There will hc coupon matinee
for the ladies today only.
Ncil O'Bricn. III" intm;tahlr hlack-tace
comedian with a company composed OF
the hest minstrel talent in America. VIII
hc tn" attraction 1T the Court Friday and
Saturday. Mny ID and Cd. with mat'n""
Saturday. Under the able management
ri Oscar T. Hodge. tn" N"il O'Rrirr
Minst-clS. As an organization. now en-
joys a national reputation and is accept
I'd bv thrairr-gocrS throughout tho roun-
Try as a hiEh-claSs attrartion-a clonr
performances for clean people. IN which
ono may not hesitate 10 TAX" his mother
wife or sweetheart. There arc forty
! comedians. dancers and singers: var
! icd and interesting program: the joke!
| arc new. In" songs are tho latest. aHt
! ihc feature nets are novel and hiGh-"lasS
| Vaughn Comfort and .1ohnni" King en-
! pear in hilarious sketch entitled Coon
| town Diversions" N"il OEricn is r."
| sponshl" for Il nne-act minstrel musical
! satire appropriately named "M"ailcS:
Day" in which hc is seen in tho cha ra r
: tor Of Simple Sam" Aunt Sally Smr'
! kin's Syn"opatrd Social" described by
| IN" author az dancing story in poetry
! is m amusing sketch in which tho dane
"rS appear to advantage. Seats on sail
! today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-30
Brain OF THE SLAYER Of PINE
GROVE POLICE CHIEF MAY HAVE
BEEN AFFECTED BY BLOW ON HEAD

:AMoS LoEG, SLAYER OF CHIEF OF
POLICE LONG, IS AT NORTH
WHEELING HOSPITAL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-30

Auto
AI1es
Strengthened.
ChaB. II. Nesbttt.
II Twentieth Street.
ap-30-k
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-05-30
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

II l. <1N LAIN<IN JLV 1911 w WILL
stances under which considerable
numbers of Jews will ever leave
British or American shores.
II am told that anti-Zionists fire.
quently suggest that, with the es-
tablishment of special Jewish
State, Jewish citizens of other coun-
tries might some day find them
selves political outcastS and be told
to go back to your own country.
Nonsense! Stuff and nonsense!
There is as little danger of such
a contingency as there is, let us say,
of America saying go back to Eng
land to Britishers who have taken
out American citizenship, or as
there is of England saying go back
to the United States to Americans
who have become British subjects.
"To suggest such thing is to
erect ridiculous DOGGY. To carry
out such a suggestion would be to
set back the wheels of liberty which
the war we have fought and won
have set SO far ahead.
'Has a Jewish Palestine a real
national future?
"Perhaps not within my lifetime.
am sixty-nine years old. But |
am confident that one day the new
State will justify it's establishment.
I say that because | have a proud
faith in the ethical potentialities of
my race. The Jews gave to hui
manity the Ten Commandments.
Many of civilizations modern laws
the great underlying principles of
land laws, for Acknowledgements
with them. The foundations Of civil
Justice were laid in ancient Pales-
tine.
1--WE rejoice in New Palestine's
foundation We believe in it's legit-
imacy. We are confident that,
sooner or later, it's mission will be
accomplished namely, to afford a
comfortable, happy, prosperous ma
tional home for the oppressed Jews
of all lands. 1t is because British
and American Jews are not OPP
pressed Jews that they will not go
to Palestine themselves"
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-05-30

The leaders of the Jews College,
a London seminary for rabbis, are
now planning a drive for fund of
$5,O00,OOO. The purpose of this will
be to create a great center for Jew
ish theological study and research
in England. Many prominent Jews
have promised their support in this
drive.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-05-30
6555

The well-known Brighton Beach
Music Hall, at Brighton Beach, N.
Y, will be occupied as a Yiddish
theatre during the coming summer.