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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-22
VAUGHAN NOT AT HEARING
Got No Invitation to Appear Before
Commission, He Says,

Samuel NJ. vnuclain, president oil
the Baldwin Locomotive Works, said
yesterday he dtd not attend the Hearings
Of the Interstate Commerce Commission
held here this week with regard to diff
ferences between the railroad machinists
and the management, for the reason he
had not been invited.
Asked whether he had anything to
soy with regard to>costs of repair work,
Mr.. yauclain said. 1--WE know what
our own costs are, but we don't know
the railroads costs. Our books are
open TO the Interstate Commerce Com
mission, or to any one else with whom
we do business; they are rendy any
time. The commission can have all the
information ] can give. In fact, have
not only given them all information,
but have offered to compile any other
jata they may want.
"Thc Baldwin Locomotive Works
never did have, never will have, the
slightest hesitation to let any one with
whom. it does business look into its
baoks b"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-22
ToDAY's MARRIAGE LICENSES

abeth NJ. McCallaghlev, 300 Alrsturd 1T
Joseph Greer. 1881 Olive st, and Mamie
John :, stein, ~ Gallon st and Mary
+. Ward 1882 f. ds ThnS%r g..
ruth Ruth 4. Bates 2i5S y Camac ST. "'''
Christopher McCabe. 1901 y, ClcarRrld st. ,
and Cecilia Rowland. 1889 Scdslry ave
Alberto s, Jackson, I4SO ). Chadwick st" st.
George JNBurk 6ls Belgrade St, and Elsie
NJ Fcrth 800 Belgrade ST.
Frank p. Green, 1902 Meadow st. and
Viola p, Lord; Reading, Pa.
Cecilia l.. Sterling Mahonoy Pa
LEONARD Gatt!s PasorbIes. Calf, and Lyby,
belle Price, Washington, .. {.
samuel McInnis. Pittsburgh, and Martha n
Gilies. Export, Pa.
George i. Mott. 5343 Pine ST. and Helen
r Knoppe. 542l Pine 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-22
ASSURED OF PENRoSE AID
Senator Assures Mothers Assistance
Fund He viii Back Appropriation

Officials Of tLH mothers assistance
fund stated today they received Il let
ter from Senator PrnrOse assuring his
aid towards obtaining an "Rdcquate ap-
preparation for the fund from the
state.
An appropriation Of 81 80, 900 was
requested from tn" Legislature. This
amounr was eur to 81 200 900 by the
appropriations committee. Fund off o
cials say several hundred women must
be dropped from the pension lists if the
reduction stands.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-22
Tacony Fathers to Entertain

Ladies night" will be observed by
the Tacony Fathers Association at II
reception and entertainment tonight in
the TacOny Trust Co. building. Mis-
Ruth Wanger assistant principal Of the
Girls Southern High School, will speak
on "Americanism." On behalf Of the
association Charles j. Fauncc will pre-
sent pictures Of the late Colonel Roosc-
yelt to the Henry DisstOn and Mary
DisstOn Public Schools. John l.. Glenn,
president of the association, will pre-.
side.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-22
SEAPLANES SEEK BROKER
Party Of Four Missing in Tiny Boat
OF the Bahamas

Miami. Fla. April -Seaplanes
and boats left at daybreak today to
search the waters between here and the
bahama islands for Webb Jay. wealthy
Chicago broker, and n party of four,
who are believed to be missing at sea
in Il little speed boat.
The little boat left Bimini. in the
Bahamas. Sunday for Miami. and was
last seen Sunday afternoon by Captain
Charles Pease. Of the steamer Cor
Sair plying between the islands and
Miami in rough sea, about eleven
miles of Bimini. The island is about
forty five miles from the coast here.
In the boat with Jay were his wife
Charles r. Deshields, Of Chicago, and
wife and Negro emplOye.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-22
TWO RoBBERIES LAST NIGHT
HoId.Up Men Get Gold Watch.
Store Thieves Steal JeweIry

Three men in motorcar held up
and robbed Albert G. Gilman, l746
North Thirteenth street, at Broad and
Brown streets last night. The high
waymen took his gold watch and chain
and S75 in cash.
At @ o'clock last night thieves entered
the store of +. ]. Friedell, S12 Walnut
street, and stole jewelry valued at $500.
The burglars entered the establishment
By means of a false key.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-22
LEFT S232. 900 ESTATE
Mrs. Winners Son and Daughter
Named as Heirs

4 son and daughter Of Catherine \.
Witmcr are named as the heirs in her
will prohatpd today. Mrs Wilmer
lived AZ 1000 Chester avenue She left
an estate valued at more than $232 900.
The hrnrfciarics are Robert f. and lisa &.
belle u. Wilmer.
Other wills probated today are those
Of Martin Grain, 2l44 Green street,
Sll $50; Max HambeTg, l8l4 North
Franklin street, 5000, Inventories
were filed in the following personal
estates: Frank s. Evans, $40 ,2ll go; ;
Louis +. Livorwright, $50 $50. IL
Charles F. Strawn, $50, 1O2 33; Caro-.
line J.. Young, $40, O,G90.33. Letters OF
administration were granted in the
estate VI johnson Sloane, 302S Syden
ham street, $500
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-22
SAFEGUARDING CLUB
TO GIVE BENEFIT TONIGHT
Women's Organizations Here Have
interesting Day

The Speech Reading Clubs $50 600
campaign to buy n clubhouse will bene-
fit tonight through the efforts Of the
Philadelphia Quartet in presenting I'm
II Persian Garden nt Withcrspoon
Hail. Those taking part in the singing
will be Marion X. Campbell. Lena +.
BuhCn. G. II. SWEET and Herbert A.
Smith. Ruth Wandcrlich Landes will
assist at the piano
Miss Gertrude II. Shearer lectured
before the Hathaway Shakespeare Club
this afternoon on electricity. Mrs. j.
Il. g. McAllister presided. The lee
turc followed n book review.
The Woman's Club of Germantown
extended the hospitality of the club to
teachers of Germantown this afternoon.
Mrs. Clarence B. Lane was the hostess.
The Friday Current Events Club met
this afternoon at the Germantown
y. w. &. A.. when business and do
nestle and foreign news was discussed.
The Aumnar Association of the
Girls High and Normal Schools will
School this evening Miriam Lee Early
Lippincott will give The Servant in
the House" The String Club of the
Philadelphia High School for Girls,
directed by Katherine Murphy, will
play.
The New Century 1iund will discuss
Social Legislation in Pennsylvania at
S o'clock tonight
\ musicale was given by the Won
an $ club of Ardmorc this afternoon. to
which the teachers of Lower Merton
Township were invited. The artists
| included Mrs. Charles +. Frickc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-22
u. S. SELLS MEAT HERE
War Department Gets Rid Of 49,.
100000 Pounds In Philadelphia

The War Department $ surplus sup.
My of canned meats, ll9. 1000. 900
pounds has been sold t. Thomas Rob
erts X Co., wholesale grocprs. llG
South Front street. for $5.3l6, 27G.
This was announced today by Assist
ant Secretary Of War Wuinwright be-
fore the House military affairs commit.
tee. Tho cOmmittC" was informed the
meats COST the government thirty. tour
cents a poTnd and that the present
market price averaged twenty one
cents. Mr.. Wainwright said the War
Departm,nt had tried unsucccssfully for
months 10 dispose Of the surplus and
had planned to so,l j. to foreign gov.
ernnrents If no buyer was found in the
country.
Officials Of Thomas Roberts & 60.
ssid .Oduy the canned meats win b.
disposed Of to johbrrs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-22
Gas Drives Many From Homes

Bound Brook. \. j., April o.
Phosgene gas escaping from large
tank in the plant formerly used for the
manufacture of war chemicals by Hem
ingway & Co., short distance west of
town, drove many people from their
homes early today. The plant now is
one of those used III the world war. En-
ployes of an adjacent chemical com :
pany, equipped with gas masks stopped
the leak.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-22
wArcHMAN FOUND DEAD

James Welsh, sixty five years old
employed as night watchman in the
Pine streets, was found dead this morn =
ing in the boiler room OF the building.
Deputy Coroner APPEL was called in and
pronounced the man dead from natural
causes. The body was removed TO the
mans home, 1928 South Juniper street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-22
CUDAHY RITES TOMORROW
Body Of Suicide win Probably Be
Sent East for Burial

Los Angeles, April 22,-CBy A. p
Funeral services for John =.
C'Jack"J Cudahy, who ended his life
by shooting Wednesday, will be held
tomorrow morning, The body probably
will later be sent East for burial.
Mrs. Edna 9. Cudahy. the widow,
who broke down Wednesday, remained
under the care of physicians yesterday.
Miss Clara Cudahy and Mrs. W +.
Nelson, her husbands sisters, were
with her.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-22
DYNAMITE SUSPECT FREED
No Evidence to Hold Sam AIierat
for Explosion in Powder House

MOrgantOWn, ". Va, April "
Sam Allerat, arrested in Connection with
the dynamiting yesterday of the pow
der and motOrhouses of the North
American Coal Co. at Madisville. near
here, was released today when authOri-
ties were convinced that he knew moth
ing OF the cause of the explosion.
Bloodhounds yesterday had picked up
a trail at the powder house and fol
lowed it to Allerat's home and to the
bed he occupied, according to state po-
lice
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-22
PASSOVER WINE HELD UP
Rabbls Protest to New York on
cials In, Vain

New York. April 22.-The most
perplexing problem born Of the enforce
ment here of the new state prohibition
law was presented here, when 1t de-
veloped that the anti liquor crusade OF
the police will seriously interfere, ac-
cording to rabbis, with the Observance
of the Jewish Passover, which begins at
sundOwn tonight
Asserting that the Jews of the city
probably would be short thousands Of
gallons of wine for sacramental pur-
poses, delegation of rabbis appealed
for advice to First Deputy Police Com
missioner John A. Leach, in charge of
the liquor drive, and to Robert 3. John =
stone. of the Bureau of appeals. They
received little consolation from the Off :
cials.
Pennsylvania state prohibition au-
thoriues will not interfere with the usual
allotINents of wine to families of the
Jewish faith. This was stated today
by Jay Divel. Pennsylvania director of
prohibition. Each family here gets ten
gallons for sacramcntal purposes. All
Of this is, not used during Passover, but
for some strict observers of the faith il
is employed throughout the year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-22

The Woman's Club of Germantown
extended the hospitality of the club to
teachers of Germantown this afternoon.
Mrs. Clarence Is. Lane was the hostess.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-30
B'NAI BIRTH LODGE TO CELE.
BRATE 49TH ANNIVERSARY.
Rabbi Harry IL. Mayer, of Kansas
City, Speaker of the Evening.

Denver Lodge No. III. l. o. b. b..
will celebrate its 10Th anniversary on
the evening of April 9th in X. T. Hall,
'4O5 Glenarm street. An interesting
program has been arranged by the
committee. About 100 candidates will
Lc initiated. bringing the membership
of the lodge to over 1000.
Rabbi Harry Fl. Mayer. the speaker
Of the evening, is one of the most
rorceful and eloquent speakers in the
country. and one of the most promi-
nent and enthusiastic B'nai Birth
workers. The subject of his address
will be "How Much Do You CareT'
The Lodge has been fortunate to Sc
cure speaker Of such prominence,
9nd very large attendance is expect
cd to welcome and to hear him.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-30
PALESTINE JEWS WANT UKRAIN
TIN VICTIMS BROUGHT OVER.

on-Mass-meetings have been
called by Palestine Labor organiza
tions in Jerusalem. Jaffa and other
Jewish centres for an early date at
which Jews abroad as well as the ad-
ADMINISTRATION will be appealed to. TO
bring into Palestine those large mum
hers of Jews who are now starving in
Eastern Europe. particularly the po-
grom sufferers in the Ukraine. says a
Jerusalem dispatch. The Arabs or
Beersheba have made public protest
against the recent utterances OF the
Arab congress. The protest expresses
resentment that the leaders of the con-
gress presume to speak in the nam"
of the Arab people in Palestine.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-30
ACTIVITIES OF THE JOINT FOR
EIGN COMMITTEE OF BRITISH
,JEWRY.


I.ondon-The Joint Foreign commit
tee, the political body of organized
Jewry in this country, announces that
it will open offices in order to assist
alien Jews to answer the census ques-
tionaire. 1t also reports that the COM
mittee recently had occasion to pro-
test to the directors of the London
University because a Jewish student
was refused admission to one of its
schools on the ground that he was
born of alien parents. AS a matter
of fact, the student in question was
born in this city and his father is
paturalized British subject. The COM
mittee is also trying to recover jew
ish child which has recently been
adopted by the BarbicOn Mission. Re
plying to n request made to the Pol
ish government that Jewish refugees
in Hungary be facilitated in leaving
that country for Poland, the Polish
government stated that it would give
the request serious consideration.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-30
GREAT TRIBUTE TO THE LATE f.
c. BARNES.

The funeral of +. C. Barnes. Barnes
Commercial school. was held Mt Ply
mouth Congregational Church last
Saturday afternoon ana was largely
attended in spite of the mclement
weather. The flower tributes were
beautiful. The students of the school
attended in n body. The Icautiful
Masonic service was observed mt the
grave.
The school re-opened last Monday
after being closed for three days out
of respect for the memory of the preSi-
dent. The thirty-one teachers and Of
ticers had held conference the pre-
oeding Friday lat which time the re-
sponsibility of the work was delccat-
co to the various heads of the depart
ments.
The Barnes School was founded in
1901. In seventeen years of its his
tory it has enrolled more than twelve
thousand students. Its present annual
enrolment averages fifteen hundred
Il year. among which many states are
represented 1t numbers among its
alumni some of the most successful
younger business men of the city as
well as hundreds of bookkeepers. stem
ographers. and other office assistants
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-30
Helena Won Felix.

News has reached here of the death
last Saturday of Mrs. Helena Won
Felix in New York City. following an
operation. Mrs. Won Felix was in Den
yer only two weeks ago, the house
guest of her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs
Max jacobson. She is sister OF
Messrs. Dave and Sol Greenbaum. OF
this city. and n niece of Michael Fox
Mrs. Won Felix as n young girl lived
State University of Boulder. She WAS
only thirty years old and leaves b"
side her husband four-year-old child
Her untimely death is greatly regret
ted by all who knew her.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-30

Word of the death of Mrs. Maizie
yons Hahn in Seattle Monday came
rs great shock to her large circle
of friends. She had been ill for sew
eral months and with her HUSBAND!
visited the Northwest to recuperate,
when death came suddenly.
Mrs. Hahn was young woman of
only 10 years, and is survived by n
little son. Horace Louis. aged five
years. her husband. William L. AMI
her father who resides in Ohio. Mrs.
Harry Cohen. Mr.. Hahns sister. of
Fort Bayard. New Mexico. will come
to attend the funeral.
The remains will be brought to Den
yer for burial. The funeral will take
place from Yeagers. Friday afternoon
ut . o'clock. DR. VIM. S. Friedman will
officiate. Interment will be mt Eman
uel Cemetery.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-30
PARIS STUDENTS DEMONSTRATE
AGAINST JEWISH PROFESSOR.
fJewish Telcgraphic Agency

Paris-Royalist students made a
demonstration and interrupted lee
ture by Professor Victor Bash Mt the
Sorbonne University because the Pro
fessor was n witness Mt the trial Of
the communists who were recently re
leased by the French courts. y fight
cnsued between the Royalist and Re
publican students and order was not
restored until the police elected the
disturbers. In the course of the fight
ing numerous anti-Semitic shouts and
threats were heard. At the conclusion
of the lecture the entire attendance
of Republican students escorted Pro
fessor Bash to his home. LATER. fights
occurred in the Latin quarter and n
number of arrests were made. Pro-
fessor Bash is known as an anti-Bol-
shevist. -r
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-30
THE "ROYAL"-BEN CLAFF.

OF course, you know Ben Claff. 1t
seems everybody knows him. They
know him from so many points of
view that they sometimes forget that
he conducts one of the best restaurants
in this city. the Royal. at 1G41 Curtis
street. This is one of the old estal'-
I:shed restaurants in the city. Firs'
class food. well cooked, and best OF
service is the motto of this place. AT
the slime time the prices are rcasol'-
able. Mr.. Claff leaves nothing I'M
done to please his patrons.
The upper floor dining room has
lust been refurnished. and commehd'
itself as an ideal place for private
luncheon and dinner parties. Patro
nize him.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-30
POLAND ANXIOUS TO HAVE
FRIENDSHIP OF JEWS.

tJewish Telegraphic Agency
MISUNDERSTANDING conference
of Polish press representatives. Min
lister of Finance Stechkovski appealed
to the press to aid in eftecting n bet
ter understanding with the Jews in
Poland. 1t is in the interest of the
Polish people. the Minister declared.
that the Polish government should
gain the confidence and friendship
of the Jewish population and to that
end the press and the people must come
TO the assistance of the government
which is now aiming to remove all re-
strictions which affect the Jews and
to bring about conditions which Will
ensure friendly relations between the
Poles and the Jews.
The Minister of the Interior has or
dered that in future no special taxes
shall be imposed upon Jewish hospitals
as has been the caso until now. At
the same time, Minister S.lulski in
formed the Jewish Deputy Farbstein
that all restrictions upon the Jews in
the district of BialistOck have been
removed. The negotiations between
the government commission and lead
ing Jewish representatives to bring
about a better understanding between
the two communities are now again in
progress. under the Craftsmanship of
the Minister of Finance.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-30
Obituaries
DIR. Stanley Eichberg.

The sad news of the death of DR..
Stanley b. Eichberg. one of Denver's
prominent physicians and rising sur
geons, reached Denver saturday. 1t
had occurred ut the University of
Pennsylvania hospital, in Philadel-
phia, from the effects of n tumor of
the brain. during Friday night. DR..
Eichberg had been i'll for the past
six months and was operated upon
several times. He was forty years Of
age.
Dr. Eichberg was associated in his
medical work with his father-in-lnw.
DIR. Robert Levy, who accompanied
him on the last trip East.
He was graduated from the Miami
Medical school. where his brother,
Julius Eichberg, is member of the
faculty. He practiced in Toledo. Ohio
for short time. For the past ten
years he has lived in Denver. For
some time has been an associate on
the faculty of the University of Colo
RADIO Medical school.
lie WIS IL prominent MuSoh, anu u
member of the /. o. b. b. lodge.
DIR. Eichberg is survived by his
widow, 5-ycar-old daughter, Betty.
and n year-Old son. Robert Levy. his
mother, Mrs. Betty Eichberg 50 years
of age, who lives in Chicago, and by
four sisters and two brothers.
Mrs. Eichberg who was in the east
with her husband accompanied the
body to Denver. Messrs Milton Elicit
berg and Louis Stein. brother and
hrother-in-law of DIR. Eichberg came
with Mrs. Eichberg.
Funeral services were held Mt the
family home, 1915 Detroit street. DIR.
VIM S. Friedman officiating. Masonic
services were held at the grave. In
torment was at Emanuel cemetery.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-30
YEsmIvAH TO HAVE NEW HOME
Rabbi Isaac Elcfanan Theological
Seminary will Dedicate Its New
Building Next Week.

The Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theolo'
sical Seminary. known as the Yes
hivah, the institution for the train
ing of Orthodox Rabbis, will dedicate
its new hone at 3O1-3O3 East Broad
way, New ,rk City, beginning Sun
day. April asd, and lasting turnout the
week.
Five years ago the Yeshivah moved
into its present home. OH Montgom-
cry St New York City. For year
or so there was sufficient room for
the various departments, out now the
Yeshivah has no less than 500 stud
ents, many of whom have come from
MI pnrts of the United States and
even from Canada.
The Yeshivah has the following de-
partments: Rabbinical, First Year
College, High School, Grammar school
1t is recognized by the New ior"
State Board of Regents and its rank
for scholarship is very high. Its grad
yates occupy important Orthodox pull
pits turnout the country. The new
buildings, which will have dOrmitories
for the out-of-town students, will cost
approximately $4,000.
The dedication ceremonies which
IRE to last one whole week will as
sumo n nationwide character. Rep
rcscntatives of Orthodox Jewry in the
United States will attend from prac-
really every State of the Union.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-30
TRIBUTE FROM NATIONAL COUN
GIL OF JEWISH WOMEN.

Mrs. Hattie Prudential, Editor,
The Denver Jewish News,
Denver. Colo.
My Dear Mrs. Prudential:
have just received the copy of your
recent issue and have read with great
interest your editorial on the Council
Sabbath.
The Council is deeply grateful TO
you for this splendid discussion of this
phase of our work and for the excel
lent suggestions that you incorporate
in your editorial.
Approaching your enthusiastic and
whole-souled cooperation,
Faithfully,
ESTELLE NJ. STERNBERGER.
Executive Secretary
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-30
JEWISH CHILDREN TO AID
CHALUTZIM.

London-A report received from
Saloniki states that Jewish school chill
dren have imposed upon themselves n
monthly contribution towards fund
for the aid of ChalutZim who pass
thru Saloniki on their way to Pales-
tine. The same report relates that the
Jewish community of Saloniki has also
decided to make monthly contr1bu-
ton towards the settlement of newly
arrived immigrants in Palestine.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-30

PROPERTY FOR SALE-Long List OF
actual bargains cottages, houses. double
houses bungalows, apartments, $l,5Oo TO
S25 900 in West Colfax and all other parts
of Denver Do not buy before you gee my
list my auto is at your service. Phone'
call or write, will show property, rememo
Der real bargains and terms. Zigmond' az
Quincy Bldg; Main 20iS.
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-30
I.ANDESCO TO AID IN POLISH RE
CONSTRUCTION WORK.
(Jewish Telegraphic Agency

Warsaw-M. LandescO, the noted
Jewish leader of ROumania who is at
present engaged in relief work. is eX'
pected to reach this city today when
lie will join in the deliberations o.
the conference, now hcipg held in this
city by the directors of the john DIS
tribution committee. 1t is understood
that Mr.. Landesco will aid in the or
ganization of local forces for the WORK
Of Jewish reconstruction in this coui-
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1921-03-30
DIR, NATHAN SAYS THE TINE HAS
COME FOR ALL JEWS TO HELP
BUILD PALESTINE.

Berlin-In an article made public
by the noted Jewish leader. Dr. Pau
Nathan, he declares that Britain
mandate over Palestine has complete
ly done away with the differences
which existed between Zuonists ana
non-Zionists and all Jews should now
aid in the work of rebuilding Pal
estine.