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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-27
BRITANIE BUDE CHRANIT ULSTER.
PROF1LASENI TOTO SETKALO Sc S
MOCNYM SOUEILASEM We
SNEMOVNE.
ZODPOVEDNOST "a ROZBROJE lRSKU JEST
SVALOVANA MA DE VALERU A JEHO
STOUPENCE.

Londyn, 26. cervna Vlade skuteenos vyslovena by
la ddvera vzhedem je rske potce posane
cke Navrh nizen suzneho havnho sekretaTe pro
jako proev neibosti tim, postarati
chranu poniho marsaka Wsona byl porazen pro-
ii Is hlasim.
Winston Spencer Churchill sekretr pro koone We SVEN
prohlasen skych zalezostech ucin asnym Re rsska
vlda ocekav ze prozamni vada ska nyn kdyz ziskala
od du mandat podnkne kroky ably upevna svo auoritn
stenou upfimnosi zdGrazn re britcka vada nedovo
zadnych donucovacich takti vuci Useru strany hu
vdbec zda smlouva nebude zachovana bcka vlada pod
nikne dobre uzna. Prav, re Veka Brtanie
de chran Ulster 'za kazdou cenu."
Premier Lloyd George, feci kerou skontena
debaa, opakova povedome argumenty podpou vladn
smernce pravil ze nyn kdyz prozatimn vada irska
lid "a sebou ukaze Sc, zda jest schopna vladnou.
Ornament vysledku hasovan uvano bylo velkym mad
senm
Behem sveho prohlasenf Churchill vysvetoval re sou
dve oazky pred sntmovno edna ykaici kroku jez
sell byt podniknuy ochranu ednotvc teto
vra2dam skou vrazednou rotou ktera operuje"
ha mnohem ddezte ykaci povsechneho vztahu Velka
Britanie vnci rsku pfitomne dobe -
Dale vysv6tloval jak De Valera eho stoupenc snazil
bud pine zmaf nebo aspon oddi konani voleb nchz
risky lid moh by jadrti sve smyslen ak ku svym zam6
rum pouziva rsk6 republikansk6 armady. Nasedkem
nost smysen zminene armade prozamni vada bya do
nucena ucini RUNE sabe neuspokojive kompromisy
"Vliv De Valerv boovnou republikanskou skupinu,
umozhoval protiviti prozatmni Wade mnohych ca
stech zeme vyvofiti fadu krimnanich episod znicit
schopnost prozatmni vlady konati svobodne volby.
'Prozatimn vlada byla donucena dale vyhovet DeVae-
row odlozit voby til mesce, cemuz brticka vada
prose byla d sv souhas Avsak sotva re De Va
lera ucn sv sb ei rusit Vsechno NONE ucineno
bylo De Vaerou jeho soupenci oslaben prozatimni
vlady vehnani do valky jiznho rska proti Ulster.
Dale pravil Churchill v6 divise Irske repubkanske
aady sou Useru "a zda prozatmni vlada pree 81
pust tuo nezakontou organisac nemohu Tc avsak zda
ano X moci.'
Stanovisko Velke Britanie, kon6 Churchill jest nyn ia
kove poskyne prozamni Wade Svobodneho Iskeho Sta
kazdou prezitost upatn6ni o-brcke smlouvy ukd-
nen zeme, avsak kdyby osvedta nezpdsobiou neb
schopnou omu risska vlada donucena bude podnk
nou kroky zajsteni mru Irsku prvni rade pax
ochranu Ulsteru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-27
PRO OkUPACI HAITI.
Vyslovil Sc We sve zprave zvla-
stni senatni vybor.

Washington. 26. cervna. -
Americka vojenska okkupace
Haiti Ma neurcitou dobu, a.
'vsak Sc zmenSenim poctu vol
ska, byla odporucena V jedno-
myslne zprave, predlozene
dnes zvlaStnim senatnim vybo-
rem, jenz pc vice mesicu Wy
setroval americkou sprawl
Haiti a Santo Domingo.
Stanovisko, re brzke odvo-
lani neb drasticke zmenseni '
americke okkupacni hotovosti
ma Haiti bylo by nasledovano
brigantstvim a revoluci, jest
tlumoceno We zprave podepsa-
ne senatorem McCormickem.
republikanem 2 1llinoisu, pred
sedou a senatory Oddiem, re-
publikanem z Nevady; Pome-
renem, demokratem z Ohia a
Jonesem. demokratem z Move
no Mexika, kteri konali dI-
kladna slyseni nedavno ce-
stovali po Haiti a Santo Do
mingo.
Zprava pravi vsak, re ve-
die vymoznosti dluzno donna
ii tez nezdary americke okku-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-27
OBAVY o ZIVOT BIELASKIHO.
ACKOLI SLOzENO POzADOVANE VYPALNE
NEBYL PROPUSTEN MA SVOBODU.

M6sto Mexko, &c. cervna A. Bruce Beaski, drlveisi
nacenk vyserovacho Tadu vladimir odbor spravedlno
sit dosud jest drzen ako v6Zen ale eho spocnk advokat
Barcenas by osvobozen prije Panu vazne obavy
zvot Bielaskiho.
Teegramy Cuernavacy sd6luj, re Barnecas byl pro-
puen bandity rozkazem pTnes 10000 pesos vykupneho
Die pozdesch elegram vykupne byo slozeno mse, ja
band6 zadali ale pres to Bielaski nebyl propulsion
Mexicka vlada vydala oznameni re czinc, seine ako
domorodc kte budou usvedteni iakehoko casensvi
lnosu budou popraveni.
Vzhedem ku prominence Bieaskho MeXikan spatruii
poticke akoz osobn pohnuky unosem. Obnos pozado
vaneho vykupneho $5000 jest tax nepatn zfeme band
im iedna Sc jeste n6co jineho krone penize
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-27
HNUTf MA UKONCENf STAVKY.
NABYVA PUDY DIE PROHLASENf SEKRETARE
PRACE DAVISE.

Washington, &c. cervna. President Harding hodinu
pill edna Johnem L. Lewsem, pfedsedou Spojenych ddl
denikd Ameriky problemech uheneho baskeho prh-
myslu moznos konference havif tezafd niz ucn6n
by byl pokus skoncenf stavky.
Nedoso k dohodnuti zadnem urcitem planu prohasil
Lewis pTi odchodu Beho Domu Tazn zdali urovnanf
savky ou eps vyhldky ntervewu presidente Lewis
odpovedel: "Ani bych to skoro nefekl."
SekretaT prace Davis podobnou oazku odpovedel: 90
znamueme pokrok President nevyda zadneho prohasenf
Sekretaf Davis casn6 rama aks nadhodi re zdali
bude mono uskutecniti chGz mez havT ezar stavka
prazvlanf obrat neznamy dosud kerekoi pfede
sych stavek Pc odpolednch poradach Blem Dome ode
pfel blize vysvetlit tuto poznamku.
We sve konferenc presdentem Hardingem Lewis zdd-
raznova ze konan dsktnch konferencf jak pozadu te
zaT nemeo by zadneho vysedku Mali byti docileno mru
upravit mzdy vsech uhenych revrech pri cemz
souzo by zakad mzdove dohodnut distrku sednim,
pozsavajcim sat Illinois, Indiana Ohio zapadn Penn
sylvanie Toho ene narodni konference moha by doci
nikoi conference distriktni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-27
DAV v SOUDNf SfNI.
Mluvci pozadoval nejprisnejsi
pOtrestani souzenych socia-
listuy.

Moskva, 25. cervna. - See
ma, iez nema sobe rovne de-
jinach sv6ta, odehrala Sc wee
IA vecer soudni sini, V niz
projednavan jest process s OBJ
zalovanymi socialnimi revolu-
cionari.
Davy rozvaSnenych delniku
rolniku odpoledne usporada-
ly velikou demonstraci, behem
niz ruzni reGnici pozadovali
nejprisnejsi trest pro vsechny
obvinene. Ma veaer pax cast
davu vnikla do samotne soudni
sine ruzni recnici nalehali
tn primo ma soudce, aby pri
vymere trestu poclnali 81 &C
neiprisneji. A vrchni soudce
Piatakov skutecne slibil, ze
mad usv6dcenymi vinniky w
nesen bude roZsudek smrti.
Obzaloba proti obvinenym C
pira sc 0 atentat ma minister
skeho predsedu Mikulase Le-
nina, ieiz pry spachala Dora
Kaplanova ma rozkaz ustredni-
no vyboru socialnich revoluci-
onarn, zavrazdeni Volodar-
skeho a 0 vrazedny utok ma Gu
rickeho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-27
MA DALSf OMEZENi PRISTEHOVA-
LECTVL.

Washington, 26. Die pfedohy kterou ma byti
dale zosten pTs6hovaecky zakon podane dnes posancem
Jonsonem pfedsedou vboru pro prstehovaecv trvav
by zem by by dovolen pouze tenn cznctm kerf mohou
sat obcany Tim uzavfeny by byy brny Japancim, CT
nandm Mongoum nym keri die stavaiicich zakond
ohou dosahnou obcanskeho prava Rovnez die eo predo-
hy cd L. cervence 1928 proceno ppusnych pfstehovacu
byo by snzeno procenta mste dosavadnich pro-
cent Zaklade 1910 kazdy mesc mohlo by
ch pTijeti jenom 10 procent povoleneho poctu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-27
VYBUCH PRACHARNY.


MAYNARD. Mass, 26. Gervna.
StraSnV vybuch, ienz Sc udal
"a velke elektricke boure. mi
ell sest budov American
Powder Co. V Acton nedaleko
odtud a poSkodil nekolik il
nvch. VVbuchem rozbito bylo
na sta okemich tabuli a byl
pociten al V Bostone, 25 mil
daleko. Nikdo neprisel o zivot.
ndkolik osob bylo vsak pora-
memo. Skoda Sc odhaduje ma
100000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-27
HOSI ZADUSENI v JESKYNI

Lorain, O., 26. cervna. Tela
Petra Tusona, 7-leteho a Tom
nv Zenkuse. 9-lateho. lezi "
domovech jeiich rodicd, kan
bvla dopravena 2 ieskyne, V
niz 81 hoSi hrali. Strecha Sc ma
ne sritila a zasypala je tax
dnkladne, re teprve po ctyr-
dennim hledani byli objeveni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-27
CASOPIS STO ROKU
starry.

Painesville. o.. &c. eervna.
Jediny dennik okresu Lake,
"The Painesville Telegraph" J"
bude slaviti ste vvroci sveho
7alozeni 16. cervence. Prvni
cislo bvlo vydano 16. cervence.
1922, "a redakce Ebena
Howe-a. Tehdy bvli ienom diva
obchodnici V mest6, kteri o.
znamovali v casopise ma "a
catek pfihlasilo sc jenom pet
odberatelG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-27

Lewis ienz prjel do Washingtonu vtera veter po-
presidentovo rad nes rano sekretarem
prace Davsem. Oba odebral do Bileho Domu
presdentem pax provaze ei do eho fadovny
kancelafskem kride Bleho Domu Nevysli odtamtud
pozde odpoedne Pozde kona kratkou poradu presden-
tenn sekretar Hoover jenz vyjednaval t6zafi.
Ackoli mic urciteho nebyo doceno pfevlada minni re
prece enom porady prispeji obnoven mu
uhelnem prGmyslu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-27
SERIF NEKONAL PRY POVINNOST

Herrin Ill.,, 26. cervna. Vysetfovaele pro satn tired
Milky kef pokouSeii zst zodpovednost vtrznos p
nichz nemene 81 ldskych zvo byo zmafeno zvede dnes
Cd erifa Melvna Thaxtona anz eho pruc nceho
podnkli zabran6ni massakru. Satn navadn Duty
rad stredu vecer ably nechodil dou jezo prV by
mohl neco utrzit. Mel umysu iit tam rano pluk Hun
terem Cd inoisske mice ale zatm krvepro jiz noci
udalo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-27

pace a dodava, re udalv 50 il
ste pTechmaty a V n6N1ol'ka
pffpadech krute zachazeno hv-
10 domorodci cleny americl1e
okkupacni hotovosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-27
Pf. SMALLOVA ZEMRELA.

Kankakee, ILL.,, &C. cervna. - P. Len Smalova manzel
ka nosskeho guvernera zemfela dnes hodn rano Byla
szena dvojm zachvatem mrvice, nepochybne byo p
vod6no rozrusenim nasekem douheho ovobozen
jejiho manzela.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-27
CLIO ZVYSf CENU SATSTVA.

Washington, 20 cervna. = Ceny satstva budou zvY5eny
cd Sc do $40 obk nasedkem navrhovan6ho ochranneh
ella vnu, die Andrease E. Burkhardta Cincinnati d
vesiho piedsedy nyn dektora Narodnho sdzen obchod
nku satsvem Tvrd dopise zaslanem senatoru Pome
rene-ovi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-06-27
STAVKA We VfDNI

Paflz, &C. tervna. Depese Havasovy skove kanceaTe
Prahy sdeue re veobecna stavka delnk6 zeleznch
teegrafnch teefonnich stitch zapocala Vdn
rano.
Evening star., 1922-10-24

Of Richmond. Va.
Max Poms and Meny Non.
Henry J. NcDsrmott Of Providence. =. L.
and Winniffed Z. II: Davis Of Takoma PARK.
George Camel SEs Lacy N. Wilson.
Michael O'Brsp and Mary A. Jordan.
Horice Newton Of Alexandria. Va, And Lii
Ian r. Gray Of Clifton. Va.
Hugh schaedler and Barbara Fang. both Of
Matthew Rudden and Nellie I. sheahan.
John W; Brown and Ethel ELL Jef!er,Sn; q sS..
Louis schickardi Of Tuxedo. Nd. and
Alicia c. Broll Of this city.
Willie McCloud and Eleanor watkins.
George w Langhenry and Sada +. Clemmer.
Giovanni D'Amlco and Filomena Grill.
BENJAMIN II. Foster and Mabel Waldman.
Harry 3: Kenney, Of this city and Alice y.
Wa Waverly M q. Jones and Edith Ellis. both Of
Henry +. Ayers and Sarah White. both Of
Baltimore, Nd. ,,,
Louis 4. Williams and Alberta Williams.
George Gray aud Margaret Jackson.
ClayYell Green and Medal Mckenzie.
clifford H. jackson and Gertrude &. Cramp-
Evening star., 1922-10-24
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Wesley Z. Mcdonald of this city and Thelma
Z. balm Of Cherrydale. Va.
Harry Wood and Esther u. Davis.
Henry G. Anderson and Lille A. Pollock,
both Of Baltimore, Nd.
I-onis NJ. Niece. jr.. and Norma NJ. LEVEL
Ign. both of Petersburg. Va
James r kas:ellrrg Of Richmond. Va, and
Game q. Timherlakc of Laneyou. Va.
Raymond Clipper and Delaphine bingham
Clarence V. Lucas and Alma l.. Tucker. both
Evening star., 1922-10-24

The weekly tea of the American
Association of University Women
will be held at the National Club.
1884 ! street. tomorrow from 4:3o to
s o'clock. A special invitation has
been extended to recent graduates of
the hundred or more colleges whose
graduates comprise the association to
be present. Presidents of local col
lege and university clubs are urged
to bring such alumnae to the tea SO
that they will have the opportunity
of meeting members of the Washing
ton branch.
Evening star., 1922-10-24

Mrs. Charles Haywood. who spent
the summer at Atlantic City. has re-
turned to town and will be at the
Grafton for the winter.
Evening star., 1922-10-24

Mr.. and Mrs. w, H. Fentress of
House for an indefinite period
Evening star., 1922-10-24

Mrs. Redwood Vandergrift of
Washington and New York city, who
left on July Is for Europe, returned
on Saturday. October 20. on the
George Washington and will open her
home at 21st and r streets.
Evening star., 1922-10-24

Gently returned from Europe. and Mr..
c. r. Lanpher were guests Of honor
at a dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Atwood, at 1740 Euclid street
northwest, Sunday, October 20.
Evening star., 1922-10-24

Mrs. Samuel Fl. Taft of Cincinnati.
Ohio. and Mrs. Fairfax Harrison of
Belvoir. Va. vice presidents of the
Garden Club of America, are at the
Powhatan while attending the fall
NEE ting.
Evening star., 1922-10-24
Sport and Motor Goats

Designed effectively practical Top OF type
Reversible Herringbones Pladback Cloths Chnchas Imported
Arakhan,
with buckles w
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-04-14

during the bomb outrage alleged to
have been perpetrated by members
of the awakening Magyars" party
at a banquet Tuesday night of the
Liberal party, making a total of eight
dead The casualties include two ply
sicians. Thirty others are seriously
injured and not expected to live. The
few persons other than Jews escaped
unframed.
Captain Pedlow, Budapest represen-
tative of the American Red Cross, de-
clared that he would inform the
American government of the methods
which are employed by the Awaken
ing Magyars" in their election cam
paigns, and ordered the American Of
ficers to photograph the scene Of the
crime.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-04-14
NEWS ABOUT JEWS EVERYWHERE.

during. the Dreyfus trial, Englishmen
wondered at the anti-Jewish feeling
in France. In so far as Russia was
concerned, Jew-baiting there was as
cribed to Muscovite barbarity. Now
it must be acknowledged that anti
Semitism is widespread even in Eng
land, prominent people being un-
ashamed to advocate it.
Continuing, the Telegraph" as
serts that Jews are good citizens. Re-
ferring to Disraeli as a "great i'm
perialist," this journal reminds it's
readers that ten thousand British
Jews enlisted in the army before con-
scription went into effect, and that
many won distinctions in the field.
While it is true that some Jews are
the leaders in the Bolshevist move
ment, the race should not be held
responsible for it's "wastrels."
In conclusion, the Telegraph"
makes the remarkable discovery that
the unpopularity of the Jews is in a
large measure due to Lloyd Georges
"penchant for Jewish favorites." The
fact that he has advanced Sir Alfred
Mond, Lord Reading, Sir Philip
Sasoon, Sir Herbert Samuel and
others, has in the opinion of the
Telegraph" invited the hostility of
many non-Jews.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-04-14
EARL OF READING HAS NARROW
ESCAPE
ESCAPE

The Earl of Reading, who is spend
ing a few days at Jaipur, had thrill
ing escape from death while tiger
shooting, says the London Daily Ex-
press. Allahabad correspondent.
The party were hunting a thick
covert composed of reeds ten to fiji
teen feet in height, when the dry
vegetation was set on fire. Terrified
elephants stampeded, and the heaters
made dash for safety.
The fire burned itself out quickly,
and tigress was discovered in a
small oasis left by the flames.
The frightened animal dashed to-
wards Lord Reading at full speed.
The Viceroy emptied both barrels and
wounded the tigress, who dashed
back to her cover, ultimately to be
shot by Major Carey-Evans, son-in-
law Of Mr.. Lloyd George.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-04-14
BELLOC'S LATEST BOOK PRE-
CIPITATES ANTI-JEWISH
PROPAGANDA
British Press Stirred-Belfast ''Tele-
graph" Blames Lloyd George

London q. C. B.)-An extensive
wave of anti-Jewish propaganda is
sweeping over the British press. This
is best exemplified by Hilaire Belloc's
latest book s'The Jews" which, al
though hardly considered serious
treatise, is excepted by numerous
newspapers, few quoting huge ex
tracts. Belloc's thesis is that a war
between the Christian world and the
Hebrew race is imminent, and that
this conflict will be precipitated by
Jewish RESPONSIVENESS"
Belloc contends that during the war
it was discovered that the monopoly
was in the hands of people who did
not care who won or lost. Jews are
loyal only to the children of Israel.
They are possessed of the highest
courage, generosity and loyalty, only
for Jewish needs. Zionism is no cure
for the Jewish ills since Palestine is
not to be re-established as an indie
pendent state, but is to depend wholly
upon British soldiers, British courage
and sacrifices.
The first Swaythling to sit in the
House of Lords said the Jews only
wanted to be let alone, Mr.. Belloc re-
calls, yet his family is responsible for
one Parliamentary scandal after an.
other. His readers are reminded of
the "Silver Scandal" brought on by
Sir Stuart Samuel, involving Edwin
Montagu and Sir Herbert Samuel.
The author opines that there are
two ways open for solution of the
problem,-the elimination of what is
alien in the Jews, or their complete
segregation from the rest of civilized
nations.
1t is significant that even papers
which usually poohpooh the possib-
ility of the rise of anti-Semitism in
England are concerned over the re-
cent hostile manifestations. Thus,
the Belfast Telegraph" says that
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-04-14
JEWISH MEMBERS AT THE
GENOA CONFERENCE

Paris q. T. A.)-Mr. P. MALACHI,
who has recently been appointed
Finance Minister for Greece, has left
for Genoa where he will be one of
the representatives of Greece at the
Economic Conference.
Another Jewish representative at
the Genoa Conference will be Profess
sor Gustave Cassell, who will attend
the Conference as Swedish expert.
Professor Cassell has just received
the highest distinction at the disposal
of Sweden: the so-called "Solder-
strom Gold Medal" oyd-George, it
is known, once termed CasseH, zone
of the most brilliant economists in the
world"
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-04-14
Turkish Nationalists Favor Jewish
National Home

Paris q. T. A.)-The Turkish Ma
tionalists claim no territories of the
former Turkish Empire other than
those inhabited by Turks, Ferid Bey,
Paris representative of the Angora
government, told the Jewish Tele-
graphic Agency correspondent. Ac-
cordingly, Turkish Nationalists do not
lay claim to either Syria or Palestine,
and are not opposed to the Jewish
National Home in the latter country.
Moreover, Renal Pasha is prepared
to sign an agreement disavowing any
claim to Palestine and recognizing the
British Mandate, his representative
stated.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-04-14
To Convoke World Conference o
ChaluZim

Vienna q. T. A.)-At conference
Of Chaluzim held here, at which dele
gates from Russia, Poland, Lithuania
and Austria participated, it was de-
cided to convoke world conference
of Chaluzim, to be held in September.
1t was also decided to publish jour-
nal devoted to the problems of the
chaluzim. TIE conference was deeply
moved by letters from chaluzim in
the Ukraine and bordering countries,
describing their plight, due to the lack
Of money and the difficulty in obtain
ing permission to emigrate to Pal
estine.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-04-14
Hope "Joint" Will Give Million for
Palestine Reconstruction

Chicago q. T. A.)-There is a
movement on foot in Chicago to in
fluence the leaders of the Joint Dis
tribution Committee to allocate a
million dollars out of the reconstruc-
ton funds for constructive work in
Palestine. Leaders of the relief work
in Chicago are said to be favorably
disposed towards the project.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-04-14
"Ort" Workers Leave for u. S.

Warsaw &. T. A.)-The we'll known
Russian Jewish communal workers,
Bramson and Singalowski, have left
for the United States, where they in
tend to start a campaign for the sup
port of the "Ort." The Sort" as is
known, assists Jewish agricultural
colonies in South Russia, and strives
to promote agriculture and artisan
trades amongst the Jews of Russia.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-04-14
Morning Post" Starts Weekly in
Jerusalem
Jerusalem

Jerusalem q. C. B.)-Palestine will
soon have new English weekly, the
London Morning Post" having ar
ranged with the Arab delegation in
England for the publication of
weekly in English to serve as the or
gan of the Arabs in Palestine.
With the appearance of this new
weekly, Palestine will have two Eng
lish language papers, the Palestine
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Synagogues Being Stripped of
Treasures

London q. C. B.)-Confscation of
the treasures Of Moscow synagogues
commenced on March 30th, according
to a dispatch to the "Daily Tele-
graph" from it's correspondent in
Moscow. Confscation of valuable
church property is also proceeding
apace, all silver and gold being re-
moved by the Soviet Government.
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Gan Eden Lodge No. 10, Indepen-
dent Order B'nai Birth, celebrated it's
golden anniversary with banquet on
March 20 at Terra Haute, Ind. Two
of the charter members are still liv-
ing, and one was guest at the ban
quet.
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'Tca" to Finance immigration Of
$4,000 Jews to Palestine

London Ct. C. B.)-At conference
held here for the purpose Of consid-
ering all questions arising out of the
transmigration of Jews through Eng
land and other Western countries,
Mr.. Ungern, the representative of the
"Ica" Jewish Colonization Associa-
tion), declared that the "Ica" would
be ready to arrange for the immigra-
ton of 10000 Jews to Palestine dur
ing the next year, covering all ex-
penses involved, on condition that the
Zionists undertake to provide the i'm
migrants with work upon their arrival
in Palestine.
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Weekly" published by the Hassolel,
a Hebrew publishing concern, having
commenced publication in January,
1920. It's policy is pro-Zionist, and it
is staunch supporter of Sir Herbert
Samuel's administration.
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Blood Libels Still Popular in Poland

Warsaw q. T. A.)-Reports con-
tinue to come in from Polish towns
that the libels of ritual murder
against Jews are still popular, every
missing person being impugned by
the uncultured masses to Jewish
quarters. 1t is said that only the
equanimity displayed by Jews un-
der particularly trying circumstances
has averted tragedies.
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Page Taoelve

DIR. Isaac Husik Appointed Professor
DR.. Isaac Husik who for the last
few years was assistant professor of
philosophy in the University of
Pennsylvania has been advanced to a
full professorship in his department.
He was formerly instructor in He
brew at Gratz College, Philadelphia.
He is the author of History of
Medieval Jewish Philosophy"