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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-12
Steamer Iralda
On The Dalles Run

The Dalles, Or, March 11,--Tbe
steamer Iralda win be placed on
the river run from Portland to The
Dalles, Captain Arthur Riggs an
bounced today. Captain Riggs Is
now in this city completing arran-
geinents for the operation of The
The Iralda has for some years
been In the lower river passenger
aand freight service.
oBat transportation from Port
land TO The Dalles has been discon-
ltinued during the winter months,
lowing to lack of passengers and
freight, however, with the resump-
ltion OF industry this spring and
with warmer days, the river route
TO Portland will become as popular
has ever.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-12

downstairs; 9:45 a. m, Sunday
school, Alpheus Gillette, superin-
tendent; IL a. M, sermon topic.
Taking the Kingdom by Storm"
8 p. M, service at Old Peoples
Home, 18th and Ferry street; p.
m, Junior League, Mrs. A. c. Cas-
ton, superintendent; $40 p. ma
Senior Epworth League, Mrs. Find
ley, leader; 6: 80 p. m, 1nterme
date League in Epworth hall; 1880
p. M, sermon topic, Where Are
You Going?" This is the fourth in
in a series of addresses under the
general subject "A Personal Cen
sus." Thursday to $3.50 p. M.
Church Night" This is not ex-
clusiyely for members of the Meth
odist church, All are invited who
wish to come. Bring your supper
and enjoy the social hour from s
to p. m, which is free, simply for
sociability, then, if you can do so,
stay for the classes and devotional
hour.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Center and High streets, j. j.
Evans, minister. This congregation
is making preparation for a series
of services on the evening of the
week before Easter and urges the
membership and friends to join in
the interesting program arranged
for Sunday. personal Religion
will be the pastors topic at the
morning hour. 1.-The Sufficiency of
the Book" will be the evening topic.
The aim of the dicussions is to pro-
mote interest in spiritual affairs
and quicken the moral sense. Those
who are not attending any church
school will find most interesting
program opening at 9:45 a. M, DR..
Fl. C. Fpley will have charge. The
the lesson instruction,
the chalk talk by T. E. McCroskey
will be helpful to everyone. Our
Young people, both intermediate
and senior ages, meet at $40 p. m.
Special musical numbers at all our
services. A welcome for all.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-12
Autobiography of
4 Oregon Senator Is
/ Given in Brief

# Fred Lockley in his column IN
he Portland Journal gives the fol-
owing autobiography of Senat
alMcNary:
~ Charles l.. McNary, United States
,senator from Oregon, is chairman
TN the senate committee on irriga~
lion and reclamation of arid lands.
charlie McNary and / were boys
ogether at Salem. He is one OF til
most modest and unassuming men
,ln public life today. When | asked
lAim recently to tell me something
S4bout himself, he promised to do
DO If would give the barest out.
ine of his life. Because cannot be
6l.in to do justice to my old friend
Charlie in less than column, |
asked him to prepare his own sto.
and here is what he has written:
my name is Charles LIMA Nc
Nary. My father. Hugh l.. McNary,
bHalked across the plains to oregon
In IS45. My mothers name was
Margaret Claggett she came to
Oregon In 1859. My father was
aErOm IeflnbbStet WiiAlS NY HN'hNi
same from Kentucky. My mother
IIied in 1878; my father in 1881,
after attending the Salem public
Bchools / went to Stanford unive
bity. / was ddmitt.u 10 the oregon
bar in october, 1898. My life has
been free of triumphs, and | have
had no adventures, while hard
work has been its inspiration"
4 / will say this for Charlie, he Is
eertainly matter If condensation.
some OF these days ] am going
bell his history iii my own way and
hell some OF the interesting things
be has done, and also tell why
lhe has done, and also tell why
all OF those who know him respect
and love him.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-12

hosts last evening, inviting the
members of the Cherry City club
to their home. Covers were ar
ranged for eighteen, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Dunsford and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Poisal being especially in
vited besides club members. The
later evening hours were devoted
to cards at which Mrs. George
Dunsford and Clyde o. Rice receiv-
ed high honors.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-12
Best Picture Here in
Last of the Mohicans'

"Never has such a picture beer
booked at the Oregon theatre
was the verdict of Manager Kup-
per OF that popular play house af-
ter he had seen Maurice Tour
neur's polarization of ''The Last
of the Mohicans." by J. Fenimore
Cooper. which starts here Wed
nesday.
"There is everything for every
body" he continues. "and not q
member OF the family can miss it,
because it pleases the old folks by
bringing happy remembrances of
other days; for the midole aged
the fathers and mothers OF today
I---the appeal is strong because OF
the personal entertainment ele-
ment with the value of the picture
solely as an amusement. These
parents have another interest. that
+ Of educating their children, for
Cooper,s famous book is used in
school work. and by seeing the
film. the youngsters are doubly i'm
pressed. ana tneT interest IN ut
erature is stimulated.
Then for the boys and girlsl
What kid has not played Indian
and enjoyed it7 Not a one. indeed.
Therefore every lad and lassie OF
Salem win have the very time of
their lives at the Oregon when this
big historical picture Is shown.
Every American in whose veins
flows the blood OF our forefath-
ers. wants to see this thrilling pic
ture. could go on for an hour
and tell Of the wonderful scenic
beautIes-the nountains-the spien
Old acting. stage settings and pho
tography.~ (adyf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-12
Sold Hubby
|For$2OO;
Is Triicked
french War Bride
Signs Away Claim
On Elk Soldier She
Complains

"a Owosso, Mich, March 12.-Mrs
skarie Legoff BENEFIT, the French
ar bride of a Shiawasse county
sSbldier, has appealed to the, au-
aorities for aid following the
signing away Of her husband for
BOO.
q Dssillusioned, heart-broken and
ED0O miles from her native land,
Ae pretty, dark eyed, brown n-haired
Var bride told her story of a shat
Bred war romance to Prosecuting
ttorney Matthews. Although she
u virtually penniless she refuses to
i've up her four-months-old boy,
Shom, she says, BENEFIT wants to
seep.
II lived with my mother on a
arm near Brest. My husband $
kgiment was camped on our farm
md one night he cae to my moth
'r's hoe on an errand. We met,
ell in love and on February 20,
|919, we were married. We sailed
pr Amefica in May and he brought
lG hsasfe to the home of his moth
ii. we were happy until last sum
per.
"My husband cae home late one
light and told me n / didn't sign a
5Aper he had he would go away
md / would never see him again"
seclare the broken-hearted
French girl
"He said he would catch
|reight train and / would never see
Sim again. / signed and took the
noney before / realized what was
aoing."
The prosecutor is investigating a
aeport that BENEFIT was married be-
lore he went overseas and was not
hfyorhced from his first wife.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-12

sponsored by this society. About
twenty five matrons were present
including six conference officers
The lesson was very ably present
ed by Mrs. Fred Barker An enjoy
able tea hour brought the after
noon to a pleasant close.
A real spring garden character
lied the table decoration for the
ella aborate dinner party at which
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan j. Fry were
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-12

son. At the conclusion Of the I'm
pressive ceremony dainty lunch
con was served, the hostess being
assisted by Mrs. Fred Gibson, Mrs.
Roy Mcdowell, Mrs. Greta Baily
and Mrs. Fred Barker.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. c. NJ.
Roberts opened her home to the
Womans Home missionary society
of the Jason Lee church, the occa-
sion marking the quarterly tea
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-12
Saturday, March Ii, ls,,

- MlsS Mary I. Savage =.
,ss ess at dinner on Friday !. ...l l'a
the occasion being the ts.s' s''aias
Plplnday RamssHsr anniversary : Of ANY,, o.
anf aDt ,s5 white was sr srtis'issi,, lsss@, ,l 4.
ed for sixteen. "efe arrsns
Mrs. A. N. warmo,s
is the week end gues, :, q Eusea
Mrs. Ivan Farmer Oh MI. an
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-12

FIRST METHODIST EPISCo-
PAL CHURCH - Corner Church
and state streets, Rev. Blaine =.
Kirkpatrick. minister. s:15 a. m.
old-time class meeting. room I,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-12

CONTINUED from Page TWo.)
from Phllipsburg, Montana, and
is planning to make his home in
Salem.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-03-12

l. B. S. A.-fnternatonal Bible
Students Association meet every
Sunday in Moose Hail. Court and
High SITS. for regular Bible study
from 10 TO IL a. m. Sunday,
March IS at $3.50 p. m. w. A.
Baker representing the /. B. S. A.
will deliver a free public lecture
on ''The Jewish Menace. Is it
fact or fiction?'-
Those who heard Mr.. Baker
recently in this city will not be
disappointed in this lecture how
he discloses from Gods work many
things that are now taking place
with the Jews and how this will
affect the rest of the world Of
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-04-08
Page Fifteen

some newspaper published In the County
VI iarrant TOUR consecutive weeks prev
lous 10 the return day hereof, you sum
mon ;. a. HUMPHREYS. whose residence is
umrlknowh, 10 be and appear before the
District Court, TO be holden In and for
the County OF Tarrant, at the Court
House thereof, In the City OF Fort Worth
IN the first Monday in May, A. ID. 1921.
me same being the End day OF said month
then and there to answer the petition OF
General Engineering Company. n corpor-
atlon. as plaintiff, filed In said Court. on
the 10th day OF March. A. D. 1921, against
>. A. HUMPHREYS, c. Il. Walker, Il. o. Ma
non and David Rosenberg Trustees. as
aeiendants, said suit being numbered
SoVb2, the nature OF which demand liz as
follows. to-wit.
Plaintiff sues defendant s. A. Humnb-
res Tor debt In the sum OF y565s 90 with
ln.erest ana attorneys fees. due on two
certain promissory notes executed by s.
a. HUMPHREYS, dated August 10th. ie20
one Tor the sum OF $4,000 90 and being n
vendors Lien. first. and one for the sum
OF S2iOO'OO and being Vendor's Lien
second, against Lots No. 20 and "a in
n 1,Jck no; Z. OF Chamberlain. Arlington
~, ,re'EnIs FIRST Filing Addition to the City
oL fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas.
that defendant HUMPHREYS has defaulted
IN payment Of the monthly instnllments
having matured on the $1,000 90 second
vendors Lien note and plaintiff has ex-
srclsed JUS option and declared the entire
'hnmabtedness due and payable.
That defendants. c. T.. Walker and r.
". Mahon are each claiming some char.
acter OF interest In and TO said premises
! put mat defendant David Rosenburg
Lrus'ee, Is merely Trustee and has no
r'Eni. tltle OF Interest In said premises
Wherefore, plaintiff prays that defend
an.s De cited TO appear and answer this
petltloh ana upon final hearing hereo, a,
nave Judgment for the sum due upon said
mo'"Issory notes, wit: 1920 90 with :
To-, cent interest from February Io,b
ti'-I, ana S2,53N with \ per cent Inter-;
, Il,i January TO- 1927 with 10 per con, 81
1l.'ohnl az attorneys fees due thereon
l,pr foreclosure Of It's lien against ssid
HnoNe described property and nr.misa"
''i oosts OF SUIT and general relief
hereln Fail Not, but have Won ,h., -.
mere before said Court. this Writ wt,S S
sour return thereon. showing how yo,,
nave executed the same. 'ou
Mthess. Mrs. q. Frank Co,fey c,.,L
VI me District Court OF Tarrant coun,y
Given under my hand and seal oy
Nyoutt IN Fort Worth. this sGtb S,y 40
March. \. II 1921. ""g OF
cuJ MRS. @. FRANK COFFry
b'sIrlct Court. Tarrant County
Texas BY g. S. Williams, Deputy ny
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-04-08

the nature of which demand is as follows,
to-wt
Plaintiff sues defendants for debt in the
sum OF $l1,O2l.73 balance due on contract
tween Robert Jordan and +. w. & ii. w.
English for the drilling OF well In Steph-
ems County, Texas, on the West 1-2 OF the
Northwest IA Of the Northeast IA OF
Survey 5, Block 6, T. & p Ry. Co, sur
yey, Southwest OF Cado. In Stephens
County. Texas, a copy OF said contract Is
attached to plaintiffs petition marked
Exhibit "a" and made a part thereof.
Plaintiff alleges that defendant O'Neall
Is claiming some interest or claim in and
to said premises and by his acts has as
sumed the debts OF his co-defendants
herein. That defendant Mrs. NJ. A. Jor-
dan Is also claiming some character OF
interest In and to said lease.
wherefore. plaintiff prays that defend
ants be cited to appear and answer this
petition and upon final hearing hereof he
have Judgment against defendants, Joint
~ and severally: that defendants Ply
mouth Petroleum Company. w. T.. o'Neall
ana Mrs. NJ. A. Jordan be decreed to have
no interest In any OF said properties and
estopped from claiming any interest
therein. and that receiver be appointed
10 take charge OF the properties OF said
defendants w. H. ONeall, Plymouth Pc
troleum Company and Mrs. NJ. A. Jordan.
COSTS OF SUIT and such other and further
relief to which plaintiff may be Justly en-
titled VI
j., Herein Fail Not. but have you then and
there before said Court, this Writ. with
your return thereon. showing how you
have executed the same.
=. Witness. Mrs G. Frank Coffey, Clerk OF
the District Court OF Tarrant County.
Given under my hand and seal OF said
Court In Fort Worth. this LIST day Of
March. A. ID. 1921.
(SeaD MRS G. FRANK COFFry
Clerk District Court. Tarrant County.
Texas. BY G.. s. Williams. Deputy. ((30j
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-04-08
CITATION nv pJeltnAr,o,

ne STATE OF Texas, In the Distric, Con-,
- latrant County. Texas, Nav Term
~ me sheriff or any Constable OF Tar.
rant county Greeting:
you are hereby commanded. That nv
mahlhg publication Of this CitatIon IN
o1'. We newspaper published In the County
- i.IIant TOUR consecutive weeks prey.
,uus s 70 INC return day hereof. YOU sum.
mIn FRANK Mcrhill whose residence n
unknown, TO be and appear hcfora ,hs
district Court, 10 be holden I'm and To-
ne county 81 Tarrant, al the Couy,
nuusr thereof. In the CITY OF Fort Worth
on the hrst Monday In Nav A N Yasi
w, w, same being the md dav OF said monih
,utn ana there to anewer the netItion ~
n.eIle Merrill as plaintiff. nled In saId
nourt, on the 2gth day OF March ~
AGAINST Frank Merrill as defendan,
ssnu SUIT being numbered 5000. the M,
VII VI "hleh demand Ia as follows, To-
Plaintiff sues defendan, for a,,....
upon the grounds Of cruei ana uiNOrve
treatment and improper condnci q, aan
PENDANT toward this plaintiff for 80.
OF SUIT and such other and fnr,her .sIls,
entitled. ''" "c'seH Justly
, Herein Fan Not. hut have Won than IN.
mere before said Court, this Writ WITH
your return thereon. showing how you
have executed the same. wv" ''u
witness. Mrs. q. Frank Coffey. Clark n,
'he Dlstfict Court OF Tarraont County
ulven under my hand and seal OF ala
vonr, IN Fort Worth, this Goth day OF
March, A. n 1891. "
IseaD MRS q. FRANK coFFrY
'rrk District Court. Tarrant County.
texas by @. 5. Williams, Deputy so
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-04-08
CITATION BY PUBLICATION

Inc state ~ Texas. IN the Dis,ri., c.,,.,
Iarrant County. Texas Nav Term nouI''
10 me sheriff or any Constable n, r..
rlnt County. Greeting. VI lar
lou are hereby commanded 81.
mrahlhg publication ~ this Citation Jn ~
,oun'N OF Tarrant four consecutlve 49,.
.NI"uS 70 the return dav hereos ~,
sunnlon Ernest Schenk. whose resido,su
~ unknown. To be and appear b.,ora ~.
sIict court, 10 be holden i'm ma a..
~ county Of Tarrant, al the Co..,
nouse thereof In the CITY on For, W.
VI .ne ntst Monday In MAY A. n iap, ,h.'
'Hn' being the End day OF saId rno,,,h
tu'n ana There 10 answer the ns,t,io. ",
Iu' Schenk as plaintiff filed In said Cn,, ",
VI thc .snd day Of March. A m ,as,
'kanSt Ernest Schenk as defepda,, 80,
SUI being numbered sSggi the ,a,,,,. s"Iu
"n m demand II rs follows. 10. vii. VI
mlntlii sues defendant for doc
upon the grounds Of Abandonment, ~
.un'support for period OF wo,a ,s. u
u,'c years, Tor csts Of suit and ,o, s,,sh
on'r ana further relief 10 Which suCh
WI may show herself Justly en,,,i.d
.. ncrclh ran Not but have Won thsn a..
,ncre before said Court. this Wei an. au
your return thereon. showi,. ~. WIN
nave executed the same wv" you
,"Nhess, Mrs, q Frank Coffev c,...
w Ine District Cour, or Tarrant tonn,vA
niIen under my hand and seal n, ~.
,Sou,' IN Fort Worth. Texas mi. ,hs
ma day Of March A. u 1891 '' he
C ,SIeaD ~ MRS. g. FRANK CoFFEy
'y.h blstrict Court Tarrant Coun,,
ieNas' By O. $ Williams. Deputy tsS
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-04-08
CITATION ~ PUBLICATION.

The State OF Texas, in the District Court.
Tarrant County, Texas. May Term A.
ID. 1921,
To the Sheriff or Any Constable OF Tar
rant County, Greeting:
You are hereby commanded, That. by
making publication Of this Citation In
some newspaper published In the County
OF Tarrant four consecutive weeks prev
ious TO the return day hereof. you sum
mon Plymouth Petroleum COMPANY,
corporation, with Its office and domioile
In the state OF Delaware, TO be and ap-
pear before the District Court, TO be hold.
en- In and for the County OF Tarrant, AT
the Court House thereof, In the City OF
Fort Worth, on the first Monday In May,
A. ID. 1891, the same being the End day OF
said month, then and there 10 answer
the petition OF H. w. English as plaintiff,
nled In said Court, on the 18th day OF
March. A. u. 1921, against the Palo Pinto
Petroleum Company. Mineral Wells Pc.
troleum Company. corporations, Robert
Jordan, Edward o'Neall and Mrs NJ A.
Jordan, wife OF Robert Jordan. and the
Plymouth Petroleum Company, as de-
PENDANTS. said suit being numbered biesI,
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-04-08
TAX ON FOREIGNERS IN FRANCE
AIMED AGAINST HER.

London: (jewish News Service).-
Morning Post maintains that the
new tax proposed by the French Par,
lament that foreigners resident in the
country pay an annual tax Of 40
francs is aimed against Jews Of East
ern Europe.
Post" states that Frenchmen admit
quite openly that this is the purpose
Of the new bill.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-04-08

Dealing as they do with the philos'
ophic phase Of the subject, these dis
quisitions will concern themselves but
little with the historical. The history
Of the Jews is by turn inspiring and
depressing; it is magnificent both in
achievement and in suffering. 1t is not
important to my purpose, however, ex-
cepting as it may be made a lesson
for the present or guide to the fu-
ture.
| shall not dwell upon the persecu-
tons and expressions to which the
Jew has been subjected. These are
matters of history and generally
known. When brief allusion is made
to such 1t will be simply for the pur-
pose Of explaining certain effects.
These articles will not be allowed
to degenerate into discussion OF
comparative personal qualities ihs
faults or merits Of the Jew do not
concern me excepting insofar as they
are factors in the problem. superiori-
ty of Semitic or Aryan, either general
or particular, is altogether an aead-
emic proposition II It is not purely a
matter Of opinion, and in any case is
foreign to the fundamental consider
alton.
It is a common practice Of non-Jew'
ish writers when ostensibly dealing
with Jewish questions to concern
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-04-08
COMPLAINT AGAINST POLAND
FILED WITH LEAGUE OF
NATIONS.

London: Jewish News Service).-
The Council Of the League Of Nations
received complaints from many inhao-
itants of Eastern Galicia against tho
Polish administration Of that country.
The complaints were turned over to
the Polish government for reply.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-04-08
CITATION eV PUBLICATION.

The State Of Texas, In the District Court,
Tarrant County, Texas. May Term. A.
D.. 1921.
To the Sheriff or Any Constable OF Tar.
rant County. Greeting:
You are hereby Commanded, That, by
making publication OF this Citation In
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-04-08
Friday, April 8, 1921.
JEWISH PROBLEMS VIEWED
THROUGH GENTLE GLASSES
Continued from Page ~

Continued from Page ~
l give to Jewish problems my pro-
foundest attention. 1t is because !
have a passion for liberty, justice, and
brotherhood, and see in Judaism the
sole agency for their attainment, that
it makes its appeal to me.
1t is because would see ended the
madness Of international massacre
that is war, because l have great de-
sire for human harmony, because /
long to see the ancient nations grow
in grace in a more beautiful world
ruled by the Law Of Love, that | en-
deavor to promote Judaic principles
and lend my best efforts to hasten the
hour of Israel's victorious vindication
with its attendant triumph of social
transformation.
This change will come because of in
tolerable conditions which only the
Jewish ideal of universal justice can
relieve. This ideal has not before been
realized because social evolution had
not reached the stage where we were
ready for it; the human intelligence
had not developed to the point where
it was prepared to appreciate and &C,
cept it.
The occasion is near at hand; the
Jews should be ready for the work.
To me, in addressing an audience
comprising so many who are so much
wiser than myself, it is embarrassing
to employ the didactic method quite
necessary to the present purpose; yet
it is inconsistent to apologize for the
unavoidable.
There is no aim at ex cathedra
dicta. It should be borne in mind that
where statements are dogmatically
presented, it is solely for sake Of d.
rectness.
Moreover, much of this matter is
explanatory for the reason that it is
intended for reading by non-Jews
quite as much as by Jews, and to ben
eft both to remind the one and to
enlighten the other. The Jew who is
disposed to be unmindful Of his duties
it should impress with a more vivid
consciousness Of his mission. II is cal
culated to remove from the Gentle
mind any lingering remnant Of race
prejudice and make for mutual under
standing.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-04-08


guide-posts and solves no problems,
therefore is without value in the liter.
AZURE Of social philosophy.
In what shall follow I have written
in all frankness and wholly without
fear, confident that every tolerant
reader, even when at his agreement,
will realize my conscientious effort at
fairness and the largest measure of
helpful results.
Many Jews doubtless will be
startled, even shocked, by some of my
ideas; but all will, hope, consider
them carefully and without prejudice,
remembering always that they repre-,
sent the non-Jewish viewpoint.
In the years of my youth-which is
longer ago than care to contemplate
Jewish editors showed kindly hos,
pitality in reproducing, with generous
comment thereon, writings Of mine
concerning matters Of interest in Is
rael, one distinguished journalist pay
ing me the compliment Of saying /
had a clearer insight Of the spirit Of
Judaism than any other non-Jewish
writer. Deserved or not, such indorso-
ment of my ideas has encouraged me
land except for this encouragement
| would not have the temerity to I'M
dertake task Of so ambitious char
acter) to hope that, at this crucir
stage of social change-when, amid
the chaos of crumbling creeds, the
world, in travail, while fortifying old
faiths is giving birth to new beliefs
| may say something further that will
prove helpful alike to the Jewish peo-
pie and to all humankind.
In this hopeful belief has this SER
les Of articles been written.
Next article in this series, causes
Of Race Antagonism.")
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-04-08

themselves chiefly with enumeratine
the various virtues of the Jew and cat
alleging his admirable achievements
in every department of human activi,
ty. This is interesting, and is pleasing
to racial vanity; but it plants no
guide-posts and solves no problems,
therefore is without value in the liter.
AZURE Of social philosophy.