The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-23

The American Jewish Ienionaire. M
! met him IN Palestine during the pnst
few months. hos a grievance. Ne has
been vo,clng " In his letters home
lie threatens y now In IN Yiddiah
press 20 tell the whole story" the
minute he seia foot asnln In "the good
Old v. = A." Hut 'ths whole ator,."
as ] saw and heard u ~ close range
~ lust the story o. n neglected. home
nick soldier hoy.
He may Justly complain Of neglect.
" was not official ncfiect. One look
NJ thene boys OF the Jewish hntfnliona.
tanned erect, alive, would bring an
Endorsement 81 their military treat
mont. What they were denied WIS q
little attention. Tho sort 81 Organised
"motherinr" this most humane ne we'll
~ most brutal of wafn has Introduced
20 satisfy the hoy In the soldier while
The man IN him is deep In the businc--
Had Trw Comfo,fs.
IN the edre 81 the finui desert. two
splendid Australian Women one Of
them sixty Yenrn old or more. all
through tho dnfkeef DAYS Of the war
Kept with thrir own hands the cost
cat Of cnntcenf nritish Nomcn war
workers found their way. too. into
Palestine especially after the stunt. !"
as everybody Iintish cslis General
Allenhy'H decisive drive last ssptcm-
her Hut the Jewish boys were pro
Nided with no such dependable. day in
and day out, feminine attention They
hinmed the Zionist Commission! their
father" Lieutenant Vladimir iaho.
tinaky. the American Jewish women'a
org nilatlon. the Red Moren nuyid
tstnr Of DAVID: I'M the Jewish
women Of Palestine.
Their main grievance against the
Commission (Which one Jewish colo
mel IN Palestine described m ~ 10
fenae. ~ IN. universal naHtl was
due 10 n Misunderstanding The dew.
ish hntinilQuH had enlisted for reryinr
up 60 six months after the war Nuth-
ing could persuade them that Nov ~,
with the signing Of the armIsiico, had
not ended the war
soldiers Stukc Titrraf.
Sin months after the wnf, they cal.
culatcd. would mean May ~ That
should be the latest date Of their re-
lease or. Like h Tommien nli about
them, led up" with NDn East and
hungry for home. they uttered threats
among themselves and 10 sympathetic
strangers. TL-y would strike" Mny
~ would bring rehabilitation or q
rcnerpl "wnikont" Whether MAY ~
did see amy such attempt rtiii remains
n secret perhaps With the military
censor
BEFORE Lieutenant JahoiinHky. tho
sfatr(" Of the Jewish ~inttutions. LETT
far'f Hand 10 receive there his DIS
cha .pm the Amy ! diHcnased WITH
hunl Tiherina the hatialions ana
10 dissatisfaction.
must Keep no Jewish hnttnl-
iM ' acre" he eNplnined. They are
tu Hat prophyinrilc against pogfotnH
No there ~ rcai DANGER OF them he
-. -. - IA.uH NNmN the IHHNWaa
tinian Arabs have enough arms buried
In their villages for one weeks in-ur-
fection. myself saw r. train o. don
KEYS az FH Salt across the Jordan,
laden with German hmmunitics
uonofci h, Ai.snhN.
The hnttnliona are guarding the
const line. al Rama. NJ Judd aud Htifn,
AN along tbs railroad and the stretch
al Jewish COLONIES in Iuden o. Sauna
ria. General Alleuhy has hunotrd
them b. assigning holt n company OF
them NJ a guard ~ q II. ~ Vbcncrhl
1~leadnuarters iu iinifnl,
The Jewish soldiers VIII not be- us
CHARGED before Tho general dsinohal
ration. How soon that viii be VIII
depend upon the success Of recruiting
going on now In ENGLAND TOT The ar
mics OF occupation. No Tar only tnuh'
men have been sent humc to England
who entered the service IN January,
1915, who have been wounded twice
or are over thirty ,scVcn Ncnrr old
The men grumhlc hut they make
very good soldiers General All'nhN