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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-08-06

For Sale-Two lots in wildwood Crest on
Buttercup road, block No. IL, lots 40 and Al,
and one lot in Wildwood on Cedar avenue,
block q, lot 10, Bargain $1,000 for the three
lots. Time payments if desired. Owner, 341S
"a" street, Phila., Pa.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-08-06

Sawmill, complete wi h engine and boiler,
for sale. Apply j. s. Hibbs, 3203 Columbia
avenue, PhiIa.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-08-06

Cashier wanted at Coombs' Economy Mar
ket, Holly Beach. Samuel W. Coombs.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-08-06

~Lost-August 2, at the Pennsy station a sill
yer purse containing a bunch OF keys. Re-
ward pom return to Hotel Elberon.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-08-06

For Sale-BoardwaIk property at Wildwood,
n j. Exceptional bargain. Three very de-
sirable lots, corner Boardwalk and Garfield
avenue. No reasonable offer refused. Ad-
dress B. NJ Taylor, North Adams, Mass.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-09-10
PROFESSOR EINSTEIN'S REJOIN.
DER TO HIS ANTI-SEMITIC
ENEMIES

The Jewish Daily News" of Sep
TENDER LIST, has the following comment
on this subject:
'To the anti-Semitic attacks which
the Germans Of Berlin have been MAX
ing daily upon him and all other Jews,
Professor Einstein has given the prop
er answer. He has left the Berlin
University where he was Professor of
Physics and Natural Science.
"This is the best answer which Jews
can give to any people indulging in
anti-Semitism. If all Jewish scholars
and educators, those great shining
stars that illuminate the gentle heav-
ems, would follow Einstein's exam
pie, the progress of mankind would
receive such severe setback that the
world at large would realize that anti
Semitism does not pay.
professor Einstein's RESIGNATION
from the Berlin University is a great
loss for both the University as we'll
as Germany. His sensational discov-
cry of the principle of relatively thru
which he has dethroned Isaac Newton
and has practically revolutionized the
scientific world has brought new
splendors to the people of poets and
thinkers, the people to whose culture
he has contributed. Professor Elm
stein was the first to compel the civil
lied world to speak of Germany with
respect rather than contempt since
the war. In grateful acknowledgment
of this fact they forced him through
their anti-Semitism to withdraw from
their educational and scientific midst"
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-09-10
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD
NEWS ABOUT JEWS EVERYWHERE

Berlin University, the "Daily Tele-
graph" today says that the incident
is without parallel in the annals of
science and well characterizes the
point of madness attained by the peo
pie of Central Europe.
Reports received here from Berlin
state that an association of German
scientists has been founded especially
to fight Einstein. To carry on their
campaign they organize public meet
ings at which they accuse the great
scientist of having appropriated the
ideas of others as his own. At one
of these meetings one excited partici-
pant shouted "Let us get at the throat
of this Jewish hog" The opinion is
generally expressed here that the
German nationalists cannot tolerate
the idea that Jew should be the
foremost representative of German
science, nor do they cherish the
fact that he is supported by the world
of English science.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-09-10
'Times" Offers Further Proof That
Cars EXecutiOner Was Jew.

London q. c. D.)-Continuing the
series of articles on the murder of
the Russian Imperial family, the
writer in the London "Times" draws
attention to the fact that in the cham
Der in which the Gar is supposed to
have been executed was the following
inscription quoted from Heine: "Bel-
satzar war in selbiger nacht Won SEM
en- knichten umgebracht" 1t is the
conclusion of the writer that because
Belsatzar contains the word Gar the
individual who made the inscription
could have been a Jew.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-09-10
Jews Quickly Settling in Palestine.

London q. G. P.)-Hundreds of
Jews are weekly arriving in Pales-
tine and find no difficulty in locating
themselves on Jewish farms and find
ing employment on road construction,
etc., according to Jerusalem dispatch
to the "Times." The authorities, the
dispatch adds, have ordered all official
announcements to be made in Hebrew,
Arabic and English.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-09-10

The Warsaw Rabbis resolved to re-
quest the Jewish Communal Council
to subscribe on their behalf 10000
marks to the Polish loan and to de-
duct the amount from their salaries
in installments. The Rabbis also is
sued an appeal to the Rabbis in the
provinces to follow their example. In
some frontier towns Jewish emigrants
applying for passports are forced to
subscribe to at least 5000 marks for
the loan before they are granted per-
mits to go abroad.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-09-10
Two Noted Professors Discharged
From Budapest University.

Budapest-Professor Rustem YAM
berg, the son of the famous Profess
sor Armin Vamberg, is victim of
anti-Semitism, which is now prevail
ing throughout Hungary. He was
compelled to leave his post at the
University.
Professor Rustem Vamberg is a
lawyer of note. His father was
weli-known traveller and research
worker, and was recognized by all
the scientific academies of the world.
He was especially famed for his
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-09-10

Miss Sadie Isaacs of London, who
is only nineteen and has been blind
since she was eight, has passed the
London University naturalization ex-
animation without the aid of a secre-
tary, the first blind candidate who has
succeeded in doing so. Some time
ago she learned Braille (the blind
alphabet) and then took a course at
the Central Foundation School, Bish-
opsgate, on the same terms as the
ordinary scholars, where she won
many distinctions, including a Dick
ems fellowship prize, and was en-
couraged to attempt the University
naturalization examination.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-09-10

Joseph S. Andrews, wealthy re-
tired distiller of Memphis, Tenn, and
a member of famous Revolutionary
family, died last week at the home
of his son-in-law, Samuel H. Green
baum, Edgemere, L. I. Mr.. Andrews
was seventy years old. He was the
first Jew to be born in Memphis. He
was a grandson of Haym Solomon,
who loaned large sums of money for
the benefit of the American Revolu-
tionary cause.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-09-10
ANTI-DEFAMATIO LEAGUE BE-
GINS BATTLE WITH ANTI
SEMITISM.

An all day meeting attended by rep
resentatives of the Central Confer
ence of American Rabbis, the Council
of Jewish Women, the Executive Com
mittee of the B'nai Birth and the
Governing Board of the Anti-Defama-
tion League was held in Chicago, Sun
day, September 9Th, lasting until II
P. M. The Central Conference of
American Rabbits was represented by
Drs. Leo. N. Franklin, Felix A. Levy
and Jos. H. Stolz. Mrs. M. L. Purvin
represented the Council Of Jewish
Women. The following members of
the Executive Committee of the B'nai
Birth and of the Governing Board of
the Defamation League were in
attendance: Adolf Kraus, Judge Sam
uel >Rosenfeld, Professor Gotthard
Sigmund Livingston, Judge Philip
Stein, Julius H. Meyer, DR.. Gerson B.
Levi, DR.. A. D. Weiner, A. B. Seelen-
freund, Leon L. Lewis, DR.. Harry A.
Kraus, Henry Monsky, Gustavus
Loevinger, and Hiram D. Frankel.
A complete report showing the
present status of Anti-Semitism in
European countries and in the United
States was presented by the Secretary
of the League, together with state
ment in detail of the various steps al
ready taken to counterfeit the effect of
the vicious Anti-Jewish propaganda
now being carried on in this country.
A program designed to mitigate so
far as possible the efforts of those
who are endeavoring to stir up racial
animosity was adopted and the vari-
Gus steps already taken by the execu-
tives of the League were approved.
The Committee had before it for ex-
animation the Dearborn Independent
articles, as we'll as articles from other
magazines and newspapers of a SINH
lar nature, several nti-Semitic books
recently published, one containing
nearly five hundred pages written by
an eminent historian in which the Jew
is blamed for the failures Of the Peace
Conference, another being a new YER
sion of "The Protocols" designed for
American consumption and containing
one hundred and fifty pages of garbled
quotations from Jewish authors in
tended to demonstrate the authentic
ity of the document, numerous maya
zines, articles and newspaper clip
pings, and complete set of the ma
terial emanating from the English
Anti-Semitic Bureau as published in
the New Witness, National Review,
The London Times, Morning Chron-
icle, The Spectator, and other English
publications, and as reprinted in the
American and Canadian press, was
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-09-10

Wanna q. C. B. )-Advices received
here from Berlin state that Professor
Albert Einstein who recently resigned
from the Berlin University because of
the anti-Semitic attitude of his col
leagues, intends to go to America.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-09-10
Jewish Organ Appeals for M

Jewish Organ Appeals for Mayor.
London.-The "Jewish World" a
popular weekly appearing in English
in it's issue of yesterday, vigorously
demands the release of MacSwinney,
the Irish Mayor of Cork.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-09-10

The English government has issued
an official book covering all negotia-
lions with regard to the establish
ment of Jewish National Home in
Palestine.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-09-10
Page Thrty-taVo

A cabled dispatch received in this
city by friends of the famous violin
list, Mischa Elman, states that follow
ing his appearance in the Veuxtemps
centenary of Verviers, Belgium, he
was decorated by the King. Elman
appeared at a special musical festival
which was conducted by Eugene
Ysaye.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-09-10

1uS IollOWlHS IcSOluIlOu was
adopted:
Whereas, it has been ascertained
that a publication known as THE
Protocols containing a vicious hoax
intended to arouse hatred and preju-
dice against the Jew in the United
States, has been given wide distribu-
ton in this country as we'll as in Eu-
ropean countries; and
Whereas, we have learned that
copies of that publication have been
sent to public libraries, newspaper Of
fees, members of Congress, Governors
Of States, Mayors of Cities and other
public officials throughout the United
States; and,
Whereas, such literature may, if
left unanswered, create a condition
entirely unfair and unjust to three
million patriotic, law abiding, Jewish
citizens of the United States, in spite
of the obvious Righteousness of the
attack and the general reputation of
American public officials for intelli-
gence and fairness.
Therefore, Be it Resolved: That we,
the duly appointed and authorized
representatives of the Anti-Defama-
tion League, Council of Jewish Wom-
en-, Central Conference of American
Rabbis, and the Independent Order
of B'nai Birth do hereby express our
sorrow at the unprecedented move
ment now in progress, a movement so
un-American that we are loath to be-
heve that it emanates from Ameri-
can sources, or that it can weaken to
any great extent the religious and
racial tolerance of our fellow-Amer-
leans. Nevertheless, we believe that
the efficient propaganda methods used
by the enemies of Judaism in this
country who are apparently backed by
large capital, may give an entirely
false and erroneous impression of the
true standing of the Jew in the United
States, and that it is our duty to
take all proper measures to answer,
IN our power, the slanderous charges
now being circulated; and
Be it further resolved, that the
Authorization League-which for
seven years has been dealing effec-'
lively with all exhibitions Of Anti
Jewish discrimination in this country
and which by it's conservative proce-
dure has secured the confidence of
American Jewry in it's ability and
power to handle tactfully and cour-
ageously every situation which has
arisen-be commended for the steps
already taken in offsetting the de-
famatory propaganda of our enc
mics; and
Be it further resolved, that the
League continue it's activities by Civ
ing the widest possible publicity to
the truth concerning the Jew and
that as one of the means to this end,
articles by leading historians and edu-
Gators demonstrating to the non-Jew
the slanderous character of the pro-
paganda now being carried on by our
defamers and the base motives of
those who are attempting to create
Anti-Semitism in the United States,
be sent to those who are receiving the
Anti-Semitic literature"
Thereupon, Professor Gotthard
Deutsch of the Hebrew Union Col
lege was authorized to select COM
mittee, of which he shall be chairman,
composed of men of recognized au-
thority regardless of religious creed,
to answer the false charges emanat-
ing from the Anti-Semitic clique and
to publish the same from time to time
in namnhlot form profoccor no,,+cob
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-09-10

knowledge of the prehistoric history
of Hungary, and the philology of the
Hungarian language. He was also
staunch disciple and friend of DR..
Theodore Hertzl. Being a personal
friend of the Sultan Abdul Hamed, he
became the intermediary between him
and DR.. Hertzl.
DR.. Julius Picker was also obliged
to leave the University. Prof. Picker
was the president of the Sociological
Society of Budapest, and gained a
worldwide reputation through his re-
search work in sociology and psychol-
ogy. His books against Karl Marks
theory are known all over the world.
1t is pathetic to observe how the
Budapest University dropped from it's
roll a famous scholar whom it has
previously so greatly honored.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-09-10

DR.. Max Nordau, famous writer and
leading Jewish nationalist who has
been in this city for some months in
connection with Zionism, is going
back to Paris where he proposes to
settle.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-09-10
The English Press on Poland and the
Jews

Jews.
London q. C. B.)-The "Daily Tel
egraph" today vehemently denounces
the anti-Jewish atrocities which are
being committed by Poles in retaken
territory. The writer says that the
Polish troops are not distinguishing
between those guilty of having SYM
pathized with the Bolsheviki and those
who did not and that the innocent
are made to suffer. To prevent fur
Their injustice, the writer demands
that the Allies should delegate repre-
sentatives to safeguard Jewish COM
munities.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-09-10
ENGLISH PRESS SCORES GER
MAN SCIENTISTS.

Notwithstanding on Professor
Einstein's forced departure from the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
WEST VIRGINIA NOTES
New Coal Companies Chnrscrcd-Other
Enterprises Counting To the Front
in Mountain state.

Thc Glanar Machine Company. in
c~orporated with $4,000" capital stock.
VIII establish an !ron ald Sicei work
Ing plan; at CiuTksbu-c.
1Ihe IoushlcEh"ny AM ohio Goal Com
pauy. A cleveland. ono. concern, it3S
acquired ,.6oc acres Of GOA! 'aud ncar
Nan apd >-;ii develop nc same. putting
in machinery for = i."ru tons annual
output.
Thc I.yausdal, Clay Products Com
pany. capital stock S35Vphg. has been
chartered 20 operate - Gay products
plant At M~orgAnto~n.
The Kanawka II Hooking Coal and
Coke Company, Of Clcvel4nd-Charics-
ton, has Increased capital stock from
$500. 900 10 S5,Coo.1GQ. and will enlarge
ITS operations IN ;ic. kanswha Na-
ley.
The ~C,arhshUrE Marble and tira1itc
Company has been organized AZ ClaFns-
purE with SS0.OQa cupltat stnCn.
Cabe!I County will Not. May II on a
Sl.1po.ucp pond Issue 10 complete IN.
county's system -! good Dads.
The isiUc C-cek Coal company. IN
ccrpoTated wiSh Slnc,g0u ca initial stock,
Will 6eVclor Goa! lands ~ Coco.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
COAL COST MAY GO HIGHER
BECAUSE or CAR SCARCITY
Dolcful Tale That Comes Erom Mining
ReEions of West Virginia and
Other States.

With rolling stock much run, down
while h railroads were under govern
ment control it seems impossible to re-
licvc for some time TO come tho coal
car shortage. and this. taken with
other considerations. points 10 yet
higher-priced fuel.
Black Diamond, n wcli-informcd,fuc
journal, says:
II spite of the many thinss wiich
arc at present disturbing the coal in
duStry, car shortage sliii noius nrSS
place rs the dominating iniucDcc IL
keeping down prouuction. In no part
OF the country mas the nunihcr of ears
during the past few weeks. auu IN Ger
tain tielus, uotabiy those OF Wcsc Nir-
sinia. has II been worse. :innins in
some Instances as low as So per rcul.
That this condition NIL! last tar 90
yon1 the present coal year is 2umiit"d
n%. coai operators and railroad n.rtials
and motive power. are in p"or fepni.
and there is little likelihouu mat ANY
Improvements ctn be expected Mitnin Il
period OF weeks.
h direct enSc, OF tho shortage Is
Eel, not on,: in The matter OF p:ouut
lion. but :t!so IN the psychological e.
gre heard chat The miners are sccom
ing discon:cntcd because of the snort
working time rossiplr on account -
ahScnc. OF ears.
ccupted with this par;-timc rrcduc-
,ion-amoUntiuc 70 less than three
days a wecA in sounc districts goes
the Injustice or the present; govern
nent prices, which makes it utterly
Impossible for tbs pcCitors 10 produce
Coai a. y profit. Confronted VITA iniS
condition. man operators ~JhrCu1.ou;
the country. acting iIdlViduailN. nave
come TO the couciIsioi. tina; unless
steps are immediately taken 20 nut an
end TO governments price ard 1iStr!hu-
ton controi, they will take the m3t-
ter in their own hands ana. iSnorius
the government. Will sci! cuiii a. a
price whicn includes profit. THIS Stcp
be taken under tn. promise OF
the Lover act. which guarantees "a
reasonable profit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
Be Better Looking-Take
Olive Tablets

# your skin is yellow-compIexion
pallid-tongue coated-appetitc Door
you have a bad taste in your mouth
a lazy. no-good feeling-you should
take Olive Tablets.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-a sub
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Dr. Edwards after II years of study.
Dr. Edwards OliveT abletsareapurely
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d.. Edwards Olive Tablets act on
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
BUSY WEEK. N~REALEsTATE
BUT DEALS CLOSED ARE FEW
Negotiations for All Kinds Of Prop
crty Startcd-A Story illustrates
Scarcity of Residences.

The week just closed was one OF
Errn' a.tivity IN the real estate realm.
IN ~" city pronounced it ono of the
busies, weeks OF the season, and yet il
VS. = in which The nnniher OF deals
aciuai!S closed MAS small, compare
lively speaking.
As the agents nu, it. it was II week
sarse .nu;nhar. Of deals that were
% set ripe." ThIii<. much dieksrtn sst anid
tanned TO All kinds of property, resi-
dental. business. Industrial. vacant
lois and acreage probably TO be de-
ucitlHl sections.
%tc'n"rs "f iiig IndustrInI Deals.
Some OF the negotiations. so 1t is
reported: we're in tho eastern section
Of the city. and rumors OF big indus
Trial development in the Fulton terri
tory, if the deals that have Hecn
startd pan out. arc afoat. Just what
carly closing OF these deals none OF
;a' aSnnts n.erSsted would tell, even
hin,s OF al least two large and ims
%rortant industries being located down
t'ulton Way.
Thar was, so the gents say. jus;
er:y as the limited supply of residences
thit can Dc bought 81 anything like
reasonable prices would permit. All
iaS agents in The city agree tliat they
toulG sell three times as many homes
as they are sailing if they just had
tncm on ihrlr sales lists. One very
accommodating agent is known to
aaNc sold MS own home 20 au urgent
customer. and is now looking for nav
for his family.
\ Little story That illustrates.
The scarcity OF residences tor sales
and for rent nay be illustrated By the
experience of q comparatively young
man. who pourtd his tale Of woe iuto
the car Of the man Of news yesterday
man decided that it would be cheaper
for Rim TO buy n little home for his~
small family Of three than to pay the
rents OF these latte. a .Ac-
he purchased a Heat little
place Tar cut on West Grace Street.
and viii get possession june /. He did
not Keep The transaction a secret. NJ
4 matter OF fact, he was inclined 10
he proud OF having bought a home az
last. ana NE talked about il a good
so much that ii soon became
pretty generally known that he had
lccn keen enough to invcs; in Il resi-
dcncc. but whether purely as an invest
moRt or for speculation he mad not
Nov he reported to the man cf
my phone is kept husy by pec-
pie calling me- 10 inquire If | wan TO
sell the house ! nave bought. wha;
proht | expect etc. and by others VINO
wan 10 know on what terms ] will
the place and when the prcspec-
tive renter can get possession" He is
sorry now tina he did not do as most
tic real estate agents do-ksep his
mouth shut about his real estate trans
action.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-28
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