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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-06
hRNiIs OF TRUE REGN)HRlERS E5
MAKING RAtkD PROGRESS.
SE"r Quartrr Million Dollars Haid In
b""'h Claims since Gctohcr 1919

thc Order Of True ltrforn
i"H"ded ~ thc ley. Wa. W. trownc.
"h" "a3 the acknowledged financial,
Mu''>S OF tnc Race, is certainty mak.
inS ~plCuuld prterttS as uNiucucrd
III y Matomcnt by its Grallh Mabtr,,
Mr.. W. >. Wuodson, pubisuld. in The
'hd"r r Organ, 'iuc Nciurmrr., under
u2;c ul ftoiuLry l.iin. Tnc statement
Is certainty prII$CWurihy anu mcrilb
tor lhr otucr the cUmm-ndaliou OF
The Face. H. dlsclonca lha, un an in
d'Ht"dnr~5 ot &ilu,Ul9.2J, in deaLn
'alma ""' uulnialyd ny Tho Order
&lucc trtuhgv 1910, incluuiug $!GS, 900.
w. ""' ana uupd1d At that lime, S%Gb
900 n'S been pald lhru;.sh August,
1919 and only leaves u h2!ancr duo 10
hc paid of $l4.ol9.25.
TINS Is indeed Il remarkable achieve
hl"nl ana clearly demonstrates thar
the Order is determined 10 overcome
its embarrassment due to the fail
urc Of it's bank i'll 1910. 1t also ghowB
tnat if tho mcmhcrs who droppcd out
OF the Order on account OF said cmbar
lnaSmcnt, had kept their covenant. mol
one penny would now DO DwiuS by
the Orucr.
The Order is now operating Il Plaza
to wipe out the balance due on death
claims within the next three years
and IT. deserves the support of the
Race.
The plan IS to raise $4,000, u year
for three years, beginning with Sep.
tcmbcr, 1919, and cach member or
the brotherhood is requested to raise
$500 Il year by adding al least two
new members or by securing the re-
vival Of the old policy OF ut least one
cXmember.
Already since September lei, 1919,
through February 18th, 1920, AL new
and revived mem mhcrs have been ndd&tl
to tho Ordor and S,4d0.64 collected
fOr tho EE!, Ecncy I'll hi. npt u Mh.c"
i1 sd auG past .uc :!G:lstt clr'n's orc
being paid.
Prominent among the cXmcmDcrs
who rcIoincd the Order in 1919 TO
hclp redeem it to the Race and who
are engaged il similar work for Race
Nplifl were: Mrs. Maggie l.. Walker,
Secretary Treasurer OF the Right
Worthy Grand Council. 10. OF ST Z.
Luke: Mr. G. A. Purycar. Head OF
the Order Of the st. John Watchmen
and Rev. DR.. r. V. Pcyton. pastor OF
The Sixth NJ Zion BAPTIST church who
is n'=o 4 mcmhc! Of the Board OF Di-
rrcturs.
The Grand Masters statement also
cxplains in detail how The cy mem.
lcra can revive thcir old policies at
grcatlv reduced rates. 1t does seem,
therefore, that all eligible cXmcm-
hrrs ought to take immediate advant
ac" Of IT, II states that cxmcmhcrs
NJ 10 rs 'cara OF arc can revive
thcir old policies for $500 iron IS
20 Go ycars. $50. and frcm GO TO 70
yoars. $500. Persons who have never
hr'n m"mherS can Join the Order foi
$50 from IL to so years Of age and
$2oO from 80 to 60 ycars of age.
Richmond division branch is plan
ming special drive to end the End
OF April. 1920 and It IS hoped that by
this time every cX-memher OF said
branch will be ready TO return to the
fold.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-06

Owing to repairs to our press the
Planet for February p, 1920 VAS un
Usually late. Wo did not get to press
until Saturday and did not mail Sub
hcIlHers papers until tho following
Tuesday. Other weeks, the delay has
been due TO the Post Ollioe. Planets
arc usually mailed TO agents Thurs
day night OF each week and some
times Thursday afternoon. These p;.
pers should be in Now York and
Boston on Saturdays, but they rare
ly get there. The postage On Newspa-
pcrs is about double what # used TO
be and tho service rs doubly as uri.
satihfactory, Some city subscribers
never receive their Planets until Mon
day. These are put into the Post
Once here Friday before 3 p. nj. In
addition to thin we have had TO get
News paper at three times the form
er price and We are now using what
We can get to meet our q mandS.
Things will he better when we get to
heaven and sometimes we wish we
Hcro on our way there.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-06
PRICE, FIVE CENTS
THE AMERICAN LEGION

me Urban II. Bass, Post of tho
american Legion presents nr W.
hu'ncrt Stokes, Ph. d., at his hSft
en- MS new subject: "Amcricauis,r"
~ the Ehcnczcr Baptist Church S,ea
uaH afternoon at $50 o'clock. MarEl
18th. 1920.
Mr. chas. Waddry. Richmond's NO
c"};hlHcd best Lyric Tenor will rcp,Tr
selection.
~ lhlS meeting u mcmbrrShiu driv..
VIII he held and the slogan il. .'5nn
ne" members. MrSsr&. i. II. Hrow,
Jas. \. Saunders and Homer Hrovn r.
charE". All cN-S"rvicr mon arc earn,
'.lf requested 10 h" present.
The newly elected officers viii hc
Installed by Lawyer J. Thos. How.
IN.
an instrumental solo will rc render
ea by Mr.. Geo. Howell.
Mr. W. I. Taylor. will preside
WILEY A. HALL.
G. MN ~ Fommanler.
Adiltant.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-06
\ NARROW ESCAPE.

II" had narrowly escaped being
Killed III cavc.in being laid up for
about two months. During the war
h" had assisted in hospital work. lie
described the amputation Of limbs
stating that the flesh had to be thrown
back ana the bone sawed OFF about
cIEht inches up 40 that the flesh
could be drawn over il. He declared
tie human flesh to BE- the toughest
thing in tho world to sew. 1t must hc
done with forcrps. cannot lift much
now as the result of my injury.
found out that Goodwin did not be
long to tho Prohibition Party and that
his views were open and above broad
in favor OF the liberty OF the thirst and
tn" appetite, especially on Il cold, iros
~ morning.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-06

GENERAL WOOD CHAMPIONS TIIF,
CAT! 81 or tOI.ORf.D
AMERICANS.
JOHN MITCHELL Jll.
(By Edgar G.. Brown.


Indianapolis. Ind. March l.-Th,
immortal Lincoln wa the iir@t grru,
American to deal ju I'y with tho
black man. He SET us free. but the uS
Sn>Sin'S bullet pierced his brain h,
lore he could give to us al the in
StrumcntaliticS for our advancement
AZ full llcdgcd American citizcns
In our generation the late Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt opened wide tho
door uf equality to his rolorcd broth
e. when he stood for Il square deal I,
all men regardless OF race or color
Booker Il. Washington dinrd with hin,
even though the whole country put
up a howl. But now he has been TAX
cn from our midst.
God in his wise providence. how
ever. has not left us without a cham
pion. He has raised up General Leon
ard Wood, the greatest living Amcri
can to lead His people. You know We
need never he dishcartencd for We
are Gods children.
Leonard Wood publicly addressed
us at the Lincoln Leaguc saying:
Today the important thing is Law
and Order. There Is no group that
stands for Law and Order more than
YOU colored people. You should be
prot ectcd from mob violence. You
81 ould have equal wight xr- There III, uid
should have equal rights. There should
have equal rights. There should be
no class legislation we should have
free and untrammeled United Stat
es."
Not since the days OF Lincoln have
such words hecn uttered by a man
seeking presidential honors. He telIs
us whore he stands and any candi
date for president who does not pub
licly state his position on the race
question cannot expect the Colorcd
vote
General Woods will be the next
great republican leader if two mil
lions OF colorcd voters have anything
to say about il. "A second Teddy
folks: second Teddy
Any man or woman twenty ono
years old can organize Il local Wonl
Club by writing first to the National
Colorcd Peoples Wood-fol, Prcsiden:
Club, indianapolis. Ind. for litcra
;urc. buttons and other free inStIuc
ti"n,. HhlS is an opportunity frr al
crcG =" ! and women to Prov ; Gen
crai Wood that they want = H!@n for
President who Will give every Amcri
can black or white Square Deal.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-06
THE MECHANICS SAVINGS BARM's
FIRE DAMAGE.

The fire at the Mechanics Savings
Bank did not stop business. but It ser
iouSly inconvcnie !ced the already Y
tvcr-worked employers I'm doing bust
Ec&s. The Central National Bank
sent offers OF assistance and Mrs
Maggie l.. Walker, President OF 'he
ST. Luke Penny Savings Bank called
IN person, expressed sympathy and
made offers OF assistance. The dam
age will exceed ton thousand dollars.
Contractor ID. J. Farrar ha, been
busy closing in the structure The
plate glass windows were broken and
cracked. These were insured. The
main fire seems to have been back OF
the Presidents Office. Tho fine ma
hsgany five foot desk was practical
ly destroyed.
The vault was discolorcd, but in
40 wise injured permanently. The
machines were in most ncsek irrepar-
ably injured. Con tracts Will be given
ont at once for the repair work and
when the same is completed. tho Me-
chanics Bank will be even more at
tractive than It was before The IN
surance carried upon the building
covers burglary fire. theft. plate glass
hreaka"cets. The hnildinK proper Is
insured in the Mutual Assurance So
cicfv on Ninth ond Natn Streets. It
has not bc"n definitely aeccrtained as
to the cause OF the firc. takfne place
rs il did about midni"ht. Tho fire De
rartm"nt seems to 10 Of the opinion
'h"t il was caused hy defective wir-
ing.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-06
editor MITCHELL 5
TRAVELS
IN Prince George county--iiohCmian
Arc I,"yai-Nn Interesting
Recital

] left Richmond last Saturday for
Prince George County, Va. and /
WAS accompanied by Or. H. Il. jeff
'crSon, Or. Albert \. remnant. II. G.
MITCHELL John Il. Coghill and Rob
inSon Davis. Arriving al pctcrsburv,
saw coming down the street, J. j..
Williamson, who was late in getting;
to the ear l.nc. We went to the station
to take the Camp Lee car and found
that We would necessarily wait near
ly an hour before car would leave
rs one had just gone. Mrs. Lucy 4.
poters came shortly afterwards. lun
chcon was secured. When the Camp
Lee car Caiie We were ready to go.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-06
CHARLES n. MORRIS, JR. HIIItn.

Mr.. Chas. 8. Morris. Jr.. the youth
ful arotor who roccntly captovalcd a
large audience at the Community Sing
in the RefOrmers Hall will appear
AGAIN in this city on Sunday at the
Buchanan Public School where he will
deliver his famous lecture "rhc New
Emancipation. Mr.. Morris is the son
OF DR.. G. 8. Morris and was the win
Tcr OF the oratorial ontcst recently
held in Chicago. The singing will be
led by MI .Inacrh Matthew'S, with
the Community Chorus rendering sew
elal selections. The program ia ecaea-
uled TO start at 3:3e o'eless r. Al.
sharp.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-06
PERSONALS AND l,lsEUHG.

~-Rev. S. y. Brown, pastor Of Gil
field Baptist Church WAS in tho city
this week and called on lls. Jic return
ed to his home in Petersburg the same
day.
A Fifty Voice Vested Children s
chorus will sing at the Chtfdrcn's Sa-
cred Concert.
DO yoN love TO hear children
sing? Then come to the Rcform"rs
Hall to the Childrens sacred concert.
w tch for the date.
Miss Olivia Daniels. OF Fulton, has
returned from Downingtown. Pa. to
accept Il position with the Melvin
Finance Corporation.
M. Claude a. Barnett, Director OF
the Associated Negro Press, was IN
the city this week and called Oh rs.
Ee gave an optimistic report OF con
ditions in the country.
Rev W. W. Dccncr, and wife,
evangelist and gospel singer Of Wash
ington, ID. G. stopped over in Florence
S. &. cnroutc to Orlando, Fla. Hev.
fcener preached at II o'clock and
his wife assisted by singing for Rev
G. II. Taylor. Trinity Baptist Church.
He had large crowd TO hear him
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-06
fKOF. MCGREW APPOINTED

}. VI. McGrew. State Socrnto,v Y
NJ. ~. was appointed hy DR., Jo,rn
Il. Mott, at the Detroit Convcn,irn
as member Of The "Cammission ON the
iuturc of the Y. NJ. &. : work omon:r
c"iorod mcn "nd boys OF The Uli,ci3
btu"cs.' Or. Mott is calling for NE
f}"St Sitiin" Of this commission a,
his office. 3A7 Madison Avenue, New
York City, March 3rd.
In addition to the rc.ular st,t,
work Of the Y. NJ G.. A.. Scrrctary
MeSrew represents tho War We \
Council in carrying out is race rel,
nonShip program in Nir"iuia os v.n
as the Educational Service pl,rralL
conducted hy the Ehurationrl Service
~onmlltc" Of the National War Work
Council Y. N. c. \. This service n.
narEhl"nt offers deserving and umlA
tiou* dcmohilizrd soldiers and yoa
"r% or to sons OF mon who iirl III rhf
service, free scholarships N the fol
lowing courses: Electrical MrrharI-
cal and Drawing, Steam Course. t@y.
ii ard Structural En"incrrlue. rsra-
n"rce Course. Pure ana \rrl 1 u i
cm0tI"S, Automobile II rh,'E~. ana
Farm Motor. In addition I, III. Af.trr
i%N'scrVi"r mon who are uu1h'r tp
eontinu" thcir studies in scnnul on
account of lack Of iuadS 4rr ";~.n
om. few are granted Schol + hi,<
m' Technical Schools and C..'lr"yS.
For further informant ion &ar' i,.<
sshohrshipS for cN-srrvirr nsru W. Il
T. 81. McGrcw. 20@ Mechanics RaaH
Rutlding, Richmond, Ma. or call UP
cn local Y. NJ. G. y. So, rotary IN
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-06

FORTUNE--ln sad but fovIAE H,-
mcmbrancc OF our dear IalinfClro, who
CiCU February Z, 1890.
'!he depth OF our sorroW nr one can
tell.
AT the death of our dear one We lov.
cd So well
But while he lies in pCacCtuI eiecp
His sacred memory We shan keep.
linn0n hands tried 10 cave h,ni, Dsc-
tors did ali they could I'm vain !;
God was the only rul . for II ill,
And who took han from This wsi1d IF
pain.
The loss was bitter, the pain seSerc,
TO part with one we loved so &az1k.
The trial was hard II not COMPLAIN
But trust in God to meet EsSh.
His mother and sssfeu,
MRS. lkOBNETT FORTUNE
MISS MASSlE FORTDsasg
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-06
TOO MANY FOR THE CAR.

We had gone but short distance out
of the city, when We were joined by
". II. Stokes OF Petersburg. There
was nothing to mar the trip. We soon
arrived at Camp Ice. which now has
IN deserted appearance. When We
knightcd nj the eth Street station,
80 saw two Ford cara. Mr.. Crockett
seemed to be in charge Of them. We
had with us nine passengers. Two OF
them had much weight. Just AS we
were starting off, Rbinson called for
bus to stop lie had been ul."catCd IL
ne second car rs The ctlauuvur .fal!
he had 4 weak spring and could not
carry six persons, so \ transfer was
niadc, Robinson sitting on the iront
scat III what WAS understood to he
\ Or. Tenants lap.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-06

JOllNSON-In sad but loving remem-
brhnce of my dear husband, w. w.
Johnson, who died two years ago,
February IS, 1918. Gone but not for
gotten.
.::'SY,,.i,I .::E,} - -,77,%
che depth OF my sorrow no one can
At the death of Wyatt ] loved so well,
but while he lies in peaceful sleep
His facrcd memory ] shall keep.
Cod called him hon -. ii was his will.
itn! in my heart i love ni3H rtilJ
His memory is as dear today
AS in the hour he passed away
His devoted wi{r,
MRS. \. l.. JOHNSON AND
DAUGATETl.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-06
Local PNthianS Hold Meeting to
Further Campaign Plans.

very successful meeting wu$ hold
last Sunday at the Pythian Castle IN
interest OF the membership c.,mpai1H-
richmond Pythians are striving IN
secure 500 new members before the
Grand Lodge Session at Norfolk In
June
The following Lodges were repys.
nented by one or more REPRESENTATIVES.
--~Richmond. Blooming Lily, SamsdR,
Royal, Venus, Capital, Banner, Na.xy
Hill and North Star. Deputy George
l.. Branch acted as Chairman and SIR
Edward ii. Smith, Secretary. ThD
next meeting will be held the sccolHa
Sunday in March, at 100 p. Nj.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-06
XXXVII, NUMBER II
Jail had waited to get him.
COLOltED FOLKS AND n FIl

They spent several months, in Jail
but W"r" now ont again working
hard. He spoke too of the Storc-kccp
or 1T Prince George G. H.. who had
made Il remark to 4 white man in his
presence. when he saw the white man
80 t" the fire that he went 10 the fire
just like "niggcr." He did not like
it and h" showed his diSplcasurr. lie
rrmind"d white friend that he ncv.
cr saw him 90 to Il fire unless 1t was
cold enough for any one 20 20 there
| WnS nearing Camp Lee. Then Mr.
Goodwin told Of his experiences He
had been North, East and West. visit
in& New York. Chicago. rittSlurEh
and other cities
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-06
THE ENtEL CHORUS.

EAcol Chorus at Ebcnczcr Baptist
Church. Sunday Night. March
Tth. 1920. at $50 r. III.
The singers arc the hest in the City
and all who come to hear them vfls
rave an evening OF cnjoymcRt. Mr..
Jas. II. Brown The musical Asfcevor
las NO peer In the city.
For the henefit Of the said oh,,rags
REV. w. II. STOK FlS, Yga. D.
PaEtSr
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-06

Rev. II. G. Ransom. cf New Jersey,
editor of the A. NJ. l.. Review, will
preach at Third Street Bethel \. M. E.
Church hctwc"n Leigh and jackson
streets, Sunday March l4th, at II
o'clock a. NJ. aid p. NJ
DIR. Ransom will also lecture at tho
lteformcrS Hall on North Second St,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-06
\ LONE COLORED pASSENGER

When t>drovn up TO the station,
saw the car coming and 4 few mo
llcnlS later, | VAS on my way to Pet
rrShurS, tho only coluIed passenger
ON Tie ear, llanned both front, rcal
and Sideways l'E crowd OF whit,
*oi"!'ia, "ro we're uA the M%y 10 III,
city. Mas III time To catch the Ricn
htpud car ;tld heard much talk by the
CGiOrCl paSScn2rrS. | arrived at thC
l1uncL Once shortly after 5 l.. NJ
Saturday night AS for the other m,n,
hcrS OF the party, they came into Rich
mOnd about one O'Clock that sam,
might.
JOHN MITCHELL JR.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-06
WOULD PAY TIE BILL.

He had two hundred dollars worth
OF work for bohemian. who be-
cause his wife died attempted to
ccmmitt suicide. He had written to
Mr.. Goodwin that h" would be out or
the hOSpitri soon and would come
back to P"inrn George and pay him
Other BohcmHns h"d offered 10 pay
the bill IL he would only get q letter
from the absent RohcTnlan 10 pay him
| never saw people who aiick tnt,ci her
so. AS we Das""d 4 couple on th"
road he told me that both OF them
had been in jail for making md -rll
ing corn l'qnor Tho High sheriff
had gone to tho house and srrestod
his wife aad aftor carrying hor ta
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-06
Notice!

Great Revival in PROGRESS at Ne.
.Iopolllhn baptist Church. PctcrsbuFr
va, kcV. Eli Tarttc naStor.
ihc meeting is being conducted bv
r'angcliSt c. Il. Dixon Of Cana(E.
more than 400 have been added 10 the
church.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-06

rho @nnu"i ThHnk""irino Ever
cl>"e ~ t"e I<n;rhts Of pvthfas in
N'""i"i" VIII 10 0hcnrvod Sunday
March ooth. Arrangements arc hnfnt,
m"d" for q crowd time thr0urhout
~" S3'". Tn" District Dnnn'v Grand
Cha'r"'lora nna committees from the
subordinate lodges win make arrange
ments for the game.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-06
ODD FELLOWS ANNIVERSAKH.

Fidelity Lodge, No. 1879 G. u. O. %
o. r.. will hold its 5lst anniversary al
Ebcne1er Baptist Church, Sunday
evening March eth. 1920 at 3 o'clock
i. NJ
They cordially invite al Of the sis
ter lodges, Household OF Ruth. Grand
Masters Council, Most N,nablc "a
tMach and friends to join them In
their celebration. BE on tine.
JAS. WALLS, y c.
a. w. pARIIAM + s.
GEO. T. WASNINGrpN. T.. &
w. r. MINOR.
Chairman OF tn" Comrlittes
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-06
In Memory.

SIMMS In loving remembrance
nf my dear sister. Julia Simms. who
departed this life one year ago, Marcl
4. 1919:
Gone but not forgotten.
MARY l.. WALKER.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-06
TWO pTNCrIRES.

They reported that they had two
puncturc$. D". Jefferson was wrapped
up just rs though he was about to take
a trip to the North Pole All were in
good humor and the residents began
to arrive more rapidly when the
church bcll had been rung. 1t was not
long before I began the return trip
with Mr.. Crockett at the wheel and
with Robinson at his side. had nine
milos to go | had not gone more than
two miles before I saw Il wagon ana
a horse going at IL rapid rate. Mr.
Crockett observed that no lived
tho other side OF Prince George Court
House. | suggested that he hail him
and find ont II hs could take ME to
Camp Lee.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-06
THE BLIND HORSE TRAVELS.

He did SO and it WAS not long bo
fore | was out OF the car in w. a.
iarrison's store Mr.. Harrison treat
Cd to soft drinks. | found out that the
driver OF the wagon, who was also the
owner wac Willie Goodwin. He is a
carpenter and a contractor and he DO
cS much work for the farmers In that
section, most OF whom are Bohcm-
ians. When 1t comes to taking n car
and horse to make q train. I laugh
ingly told him, give me the horse. On
those rough roads the horse was max
ing almost as fast time as the car.
THAT horse is blind" he said. | was
dumfoundcd. He spoke OF the remark
able character Of the BOhcmians, two
OF whom had stopped him on the road
to talk with him.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-03-06

Charles S. Morris, Jr. the youkx
national orator, will address the L.
y, Z. .. Of the Fifth Street BaMDA
FhErch. Sunday Evening at 90.
The American Jewish world., 1920-09-24
Morning Post" Would Have
Palestine High Commissioner

London G.. c. B.)-The anti
Semitic organ of this city, the
Morning Post" yesterday editor.
tally demanded that Sir Herbert
Samuel, the British High Com
missioner in Palestine should be
recalled. The Morning Post"
bases its agitation upon a recent
attack made through its columns
upon the Zionists by Professor
Clay of Yale University. OF the.
United States. Professor Clay
recently returned from a visit TO
Palestine and writing in the
Morning Post" he stated that
Palestine was becoming centre,
for Bolshevik Jews and that Sir.
Herbert Samuel is partial in his
methods of administration.
The American Jewish world., 1920-09-24
British Plan Palestine State
Loan

London q. C. B.)-We learn
on the highest authority that
British Palestine leaders have de-
cided to launch a Palestinian,
state loan for two and a half mill
lion pounds in order to guarantee
an income for Palestine for some
time to come. Jewish bankers OF
London and New York it is ex-
pected will themselves take UP
the whole loan and will then offer
it for public subscription. Wheth-
er the loan will be floated by the
British government or by the
Palestine administration inde-
pendent Of the local government
is not definitely known. @
The American Jewish world., 1920-09-24
Page Tsvo
ian Jews recently decided to
found university of their own.
American Jew Heavily Fined in
Poland

Warsaw Ct. c. B)-N. Gar
fnkle, the representative OF a
large American export house, in
this country, was fined fifty
thousand marks by the local
authorities. From the charges it
appeared that Garfnkle had re-
ceived money from American
Jews which he was to have de-
livered to their relatives in this
country but instead Of giving
them currency he compelled them
to take merchandise instead,
charging them for this merchan-
disc four times its actual value.
The American Jewish world., 1920-09-24
THE JEWISH NEW YEAR
IN THE GREATER CITY

New York.-The observance
of the Jewish New Year in this
CITY appeared to be more marked
than in previous years. Temples,
synagogues and improvised
.sMinyonim" were everywhere
well filled. The celebration OF
Rosh Hashonah was also evl-
denced in every part of the city
by the closed factories, shops and
stores.