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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-30
PANHANDLE HEREFORD
BREEDERS SALE.

VIII Amarillo retain the annual
spring sale OF the Panhandle
Hereford Breeders Association ?
That question must be answered
within a few days. For several
years, the matter ct obtaining "a
suitable sales pavilion ha, been
discussed and II seemed q couple
OF years ago that a solution was
IN sight.
Hereford men donated money
or animals 10 be sold 900 the spring
sale. Although price, were very
low, these animals were sold and
total funds Of about $1,000 was
received as a nucleus Amarillo
stlll did not get busy and keep
faith with Hereford men. MANY
OF whom had the impression that
there would be- room in the new
municipal auditorium OF coliseum
Tor tins purpose.
Within Il few DAYS the executive
committee OF the Association will
meet and decide where the sale
viii be held. The Hereford men
say that they should pay about
onc-thlrd the cost OF the building.
and they propose 10 use II only
once 4 year for the spring sale.
That is q liberal offer Tor the
Hereford Association.
A large wcll-hca,cd pavilion
could be used bv individuals for
their sales and Tor many other
Once the Hereford sale
leaves amarillo, u Will be difficult
10 bring At back and the thing for
Amarillo to do Is 10 provide iacil-
tiles and not permit IL 10 be taken
away from here
II there ever was a time tor a
strong executive leadership 10
exert Itself in Amarillo. now is the
time These Hereford men or
most oi them. 1t ], dcclarcd-wish
to hold their sale IN Amarillo be
cause OF the convenience from tho
standpoint OF tram poytatlou. VIII
Amarillo let them
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~ HENRY \ N>SIEY.

HEREFORD June 90 -"Stav with
the COWS the hogs and the chickens.
they win Iuli you out uo matter how
MANY Times vuu gu hrok, Tor y0u win
have something io s,U cltry'.mc you
go iu town -4Ns Chud, - Norton. who
live ,.eht m.l,s north ,f this ci'v. and
Norton added with a smile. You viii
never 300 Irok. as long ss YOU stick io
them. ~ b. 'h.- dlbh'.u- bon other things
that makes "a fellow realize the value ~
diversified farming"
Reared .u tho Panhandle ~ Texas
Norton bias seen wonderful change
wrought during th, past twenty wears
Ills father MAS fh. first man tn ever
own puI.HerI BeE.b.r. hog bon Deaf
Smith count. ANA began wh.I, claude
was r"uus-tsr Goo iu-UU Boo h.m tho
idea that HsIe.-.d livestock of all kinds
paws het. rnln thr "rc ,.op farm
A. the ,H.. majority OF successful
mon should norton does NOT take any
credit fn himself Sc cmphatioally d..
clar'- that b.- wife deserves zoo ~ tho
credit and Then be relates how in 1915
10 'he Panhandle state FtI DOS wife.
pure hased HI The auction uur Registered
Hereford h..ier and still later she pur.
chased another To-day POI. Norton herd
consist. o' nIr. boilers and hre,Iir..
COWS and ius, reached the size herd
when tho herd v.H really begin to grow
Mrs Norton knows 90 -rr1f deal more
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BEGIN HERE TO-DAY.

10 escape hanging ON thc chhiSt VI
.dit.ou.
ANDREIOIIS MOGEAC fees from
bi. native town Of Gavriilac and delays
hla revenge ON the
MARQUIS DE IA TOUR DAZlR
There an, two motives behind the re-
yenge 81 Audrc.I.ouls. His dearest
friend.
PHILIPPE nj NliMORIN, had
been triokod into duel and slain by
the MARQUIS because the noble feared
Philippe dangerous gift Of cloqucnce.
And,e Louis sWore to carry on the ideals
~ hls friend. Thc second motive sprans
from his love for
NIINE DE NERCNDfOi niece Of
ih, Lord of Gtyrilh, who b. popular.
ly believed to he the father Of Andre.
Louis The IrolIg,to Marquis has sued
for tho girls hand
To ,s,aue Direction Andre.Louls Joins
q hlnd ~ strollug players He does
not wish TO appear ON the stage, but ~
a sudden emergency the head OF IN,
bend.
MONSIEUR BINET. states that h,
/ viii either appear as Scaramouche oI
d. surrendered as fugitive from jus
/ ticc
90 On WITH THE STORY.
Nov. my friend" said VI. Binet
will YOU Ice NJ Parvissimus and play
/ Scaramouche tomorrow. or will YOU h'
| Andre Louis Morcau Of Gavrilac an,
go e. Rcnncs e. satisfy the King
/ Lieutenant"
Il Weld 20 yoIr most eloquent ans
seductive pcrsosions NJ Bincnt,' sait
/ Nudrc. Louis swcotly.
CHAPTER V.
Dressed Boo the close. fitting suit o
e bygonc age. an black from fiat vel
/ vet cap 10 .osctttcd shoes. his ilc
whitcncd and slight up.curled mus
tachc glued 10 his upper lip. small
sword AZ his side and guitar slung be
! hind him, ScaramouChe surveyed him
/ self iu q mirror and was disposed tu b.
sardonic-which was the proper moo,
for the part.
Iic bowed To his reflection .n the mir
/ ron
'Buifoon'' he apostrophizcd H. "A
last YOU have found yourself
Ton minutes later the three knock
sounded and the curtains were draw
/ aside
Andr".l.ouis was assaulted with uausc
In that dread moment Tie atienptc,
o. take lightning mental review o
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TO TAKE Fl0YDADA
BAND TO CONVENTION

Special Co.. The News
FLOYADA. Juno % The delegation
from FlovdsG1 n the p = = Highway
Convention 20 Las Vegas New Mexico.
July an ana 5th viii take the Floydsda
Band with II according 90 plans recent.
D. completed 10y the Floydada Chamber
~ Commerce Some ton cars of FLOYD.
ada people will go 90 Las Vegas. The
hand has sixteen members exclusive ~
the leader and Is getting IN shane now
with lots 20 pep stuff for the Convcn.
tion. The band is entered in The hand
contest az Las Vegas which the Cow.
boys Reunion Il putting on with eight
hundred dollars cash prizes Tor the hes;
band. The delegation viii leave Monday
morning
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character. standing. or reputation OF
any individual. firm. concern or cor.
pofation. that may appear In the col.
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this newspsper to wronsfully use. or
inture any individual firm. concern or
corporation. ana corrections will be
made where warranted a. prominently
10 was the wronsfully published refer.
snce or article.
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the new partnership vas first formed
She had lost her temper with him, and
called him fool. whercupon NJ. Blnet
in Pantaloon's best manner-had lost
his temper IN his turn and boxed her
ears. She piled IL w to the account OF
Suaramourhc
Ono day she threw herself In his wlv
as he was leaving the thcater.
win you tell me what / have done
To YOU she asked him. point. blank.
Done 10 me, madcmoiselle?' He
did not understand
She made a gesture OF impotence.
Why do you hate me-"
Hate YOU. Madcmoiselleg I consider
YOU adorable. envy Lea ndrc every
day Of my life. have seriously though,
OF settling him To- play Scaramouche.
and playing lovers myself"
don't think YOU would be a sue
cess" said she.
Given the inspiration that /, kiven
Leandrc. u is possible that I nigh, be
convincing
WV what INSPIRATION do YOU
meau1'
The inspiration ~ playing to so
adorable a Climcnc."
Her lazy eyes were now alert 20
search that lean face Of his.
You are laughing az me" said she.
ana swept past him into the theatcr on
her pretended quest There was moth
ing TO he done with such a fellow. Hc
vas utterly without feeling Tie was
nor man az all
Yet when she came forth again ~
the end of some five minutes. she found
him siill lingering a, the door.
Not gone yet she asked him. 81
pcrciliously.
! was waiting for YOU. madcmoIselle.
You viii he walking to thu Inn. II I
might escort you !"
But what gallantry' What conde
scension~'
u amusrs YOU to b. cruel said
; aramouchc No matter Shall we
WAITE"
They ST out together. stepping brisk
" % warm their blood assins, the win
it} evening ala. Awhile they vent IN
silence vet each furtivcly observing the
other.
Continued In our next issue)
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CULLEN F. THOMAS ON
AGRICULTURE.

No other senatorial candidate
las come out IN a manner 10 show
that he IS as much friend OF the
farmer as has Cullen I. Thomas.
Mr.. Thomas wants the Federal
government to serve the farmer
~ the most practical manner
through liberal facilities for cred
!, al lower interest rates and as
SiStance IN improved marketing
agencies. Here is what SIR. Thorn
rs SAYS in his platform abou. agri.
culture:
81 would invoke all the power
OF the National Government in
behalf OF the stricken agricultur-
al interests OF this country.
With farm lands .p'a stored
with mortgages with farm tcnan-
try increasing; with world mar
ketS demoralized; with prices Of
staple products below the cost OF
production; with the morale OF
one third OF our population brok-
en-problems are presented that
challenge sympathetic and patTio-
tic solution.
Born and reared ON tarm. my
torbcarS farmers, knowing farm
lite when the farm lot was hard.
] pledgc the best that IS IN me 10
help Int this calamity.
! commend the spirit, purpose
and many accomplishments Of the
Farm Bloc in Congress in behalf
of the people.
a" J heartily indorse the Federal
Farm Loan Bank as a long step
uward home owning citizenship,
and viii support all further reason
able enlargement OF its functions
and powers.
! would earnestly support and
make permancnt the purpose and
rrnclplc OF the War Finance Cor
inration and every other Govern
rent fundamentally that tend to
pen mp markets for the farmers
products at home and abroad.
i favor rigid regulation and
1pcryision OF exchanges and
cards OF Trade, wherein Spccu-
aiors and cxploiters gamble on
he products OF the farmers
sweat and toll.
J earnestly favor the establish
mcut oil better and more liberal
facilities Tor credit. at lower inter
est rates, over longer periods OF
time. suited 20 the needs OF the
farmers and ranchmen OF the
country, 10 be provided at actual
cost 10 the Government.
! am for an amendment 20 the
Federal law that will authorize
and legalize cooperative market
ing organizations OF farmers,
whose JOINT efforts may stabilize
aud standardize the prices Of farm
products at a fair profit above the
cost OF production.
i heartily favor the conserva-
ton aud utilization al the coun-
Try water power. including the
great Muscle Shoals project. Tor
the benefit OF the Southern farm
or. and especially for the manufac-
ture OF cheaper nitrate fertilizer
Tor the farmer, now at the mercy
VI the fertilizer monopoly.
Il favor every agency that may
be established by private initiative
or 10 be set up by the Government
u found necessary, 20 bring to-
gcihcr producer and consumer
without the rake-o OF the prof.
iiecr.
Il 90 further Unless other IN
strumcntalities shall prove ado
uuaie Tor relief. IN periods OF cal
miiy and upheaval. | would cal
ia reQuisition all the power O.
government 20 make guarantee.
81 minimum reasonable prices ioI
such staple products as cotton,
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County Records
Warranty Deeds.
By Stanley

a. a.. Odom to j Toy smith $50
lot Q. block 80. san Jacnta Heights
Many ) Mansfield 10 j. a. Walker
$3.50. lot O. block rs. $. j. Hts
$ g. McNd1ms. go uN. tn Lutte Is
Hum, Siuis Dot q block 2u2 Plcm.
T.. r. King. ~ uN. 10 j. 4 Morehoad
% I'D. $3.50. I,t o. biloxi J. s $.
Deeds oi Trust.
H. w. Blackburn. ct uN. 20 Eigr
Inv. CO.. S3ij0. part . block % ;akl-
Mechanic Liens.
VI. Judd. 90 uN- ia g. VI L"dford
$4,000. : 80 n lot g mock ~. pcm.
Transfers.
Standard say Co. to Higg- Inv co
S3i255u. part . block %. Eaklc
Releases.
Fred Zone. to Ciaudaid : o. J.. Assn
part o. hlup, 30 l1klr
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KHAN PLACES WREATH
ON GRAVE OF BOLTON

ku KiuN H3H.mpn placed a wreath
on the grave ut j.. j Dos Bolton when
Do, was buried Yesterday afternoon IN
Lhno Cemet,rf Nine hooded men APP
preached silently s.d the wreath on
the Deputy O. : marshals grave. and
as silently d,aried To our Departed
Brother from amarillo Khan No lr.
Nnlghfe of fH. ku kluE Khan" read tho
Inscription 'r 1 card with the wreath.
Two other khnvncn remained IN the
two HHf HHH.ls-
T. STANLEY ~ Hagnr pastor Of Polk
Street Methodist Church conducted
sntslr E irggs Undertaking par
loIs tH' .o0m contained many floral
'.coes sent ht ircnas uf the long time
officer.
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corn and wheat as an emergency
measure to save the people from
bankruptcy
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Continued in our next issue)

In the early DAYS Of English railway
travel the car seats bore numbers cor
responding 90 the numbers on the TICK
cts, , .sshS6m
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the tirs, a,, ~ this scenario u which
hc was hims II the auihor..nchicf. hut
found h.s mind complete blank His
arm was clut,hcd. and hc was pulled
Violently toward The wings He had a
glimpse 81 Ptualoous eroicsuuc face.
its eyes blazing aud hc caught q ran.
cous grovl
"Climcur ms spoken YOUR cue three
times already"
rl'itrc be- realized o.. he had been
bundled on iu tho stage. and stood
there foolishig blinking boz the glare ~
The tC0tlights. with their Tin rrflcctors
80 utterly foolish and bcvildcrcd did hc
look That wolfe, upon ,ollcy Of laughter
welcomed him from the audience which
this evening packed the hall from end
to end
Name of usmo N Bnct groar.
cd. 'vh1t VIII happen when they die.
cover hat Boo ISN'T acting
Gui they never lid discover IL. Scar.
'mourh''7 hovildoIod paralysis lasted
bat Few seconds lie realized that he
was h"L- laughed a. and remembered
that his Scaumoucho was 70 creature
20 re laughed with. and not an
y ripple ~ laughter from the audi.
'ncc had been steadily cnhearteninr
him. u was clear they found him com.
ic1l
When 1t last the curtain fcll Tor tho
last time. 10 was S.sramourhe who
shared with Cumonc the honnrs ~ tho
evening his name that was coupled
with hers iu 'he calls that summoned
them before the curtains
CHAPTER VI
" seemed fo Andre.Touis In those
ds's hat be- had found his rcsl career.
and not oult was De- beginning 20 IKE
o. but actually to look forward 10 =
career ss acto- author that might indeed
lead him in the end 10 that Mecca ~
comedians. the Coincide Frsnosisc Aud
ihcrr were other possibilities From
the writing 81 skeleton scenarios for
.mproyi~crs he might presently pass to
writing mays 80 oiaiogu.. plays .n the
proper sense of the Nord. after thu man.
ncr - Chcnior. Byzantine. and Beau.
marchais
New. dream though 20 was De- dld
not neglect ihp sciiosi side ~ ii
You rcallzc b. told NJ Ricni that
! have in nv power GO make your for.
tun. for You"
he and Binet were sitting alone 10.
geiher In the psrier ~ thc ma q, Pin.
rac. drinking very excellent bottle
OF Nolnay. u WIS the night after the
last performance there Of Les Four.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-30

A porch swing Is a great money
saver II will 90 10000 miles on
one can OF grease.
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Wonder what the man who
name, race horse, think, about
them after he gets sober again:
---oa---
You seldom see veil these day
When they don, want to be rec.
.ogilcd they wear long skirts.
--o--
Our idea OF being out oi work
.ls having a lob figuring what Is
made by CuSsiug the weather.
Taft SitS ON London Bench
Mavbc the chair, wcr,
too weak looking.
Everything comes To- him who
goes.
Kansas Citv man killed doc
tor who sand he needed an opera
ton but It Is a bad habit.
--O--
There Is so much killing We arc
getting 10 be- shock absUrbcrs.
--u--
Every now and then YOU see Il
man who could get more miles
out oi his car than N IT,
II money /, curse there is
cussiug shortage
-b--
Former Senator Sherman wants
to burn our histories \uy boy
knows they are what sherman
said
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chicken and then have plenty OF eggs
and chickens to sell
The COW. the SOW ana tho hen. are the
Norions' assets and with such assets
they will not have any liabilities long.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-30

Wonder what the IMAM who
name, race horse, think, about
them after he gets sober again:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-30

You seldom see veil these day.
When they don, want 10 be rec
oglzcd they wear long ,klrts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-06-30

Our idea OF being ont ui work
Is having a lob figuring what Is
made by Cussiug the weather.
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Fred Zone. 'o Ctaud.Id : O. J.. Assn
part Q. bluCa - l,tklr
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Taft Sits ON London Bench
headline. Mavbr the chair, wcr,
too weak looking.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-08-11
JEWISH CYCLISTS FEAT

Constantinople- Staroselsky,
a Jewish cyclist from Berlin, has ar
rived here en- route for Jerusalem, to
which city he is cycling from Berlin
for wager of $3.50, plus million
marks offered by the maker of the
machine he uses. Staroselsky, who'is
twenty-eight years of age, left Ber-
lin on May 18th. He was accompa-
MED as far as the German frontier
by number Of other cyclists. So far
he has journeyed successfully across
Czecho- Slovakia, Austria, Jugo-Sla-
via and Thrace, and has been warmly
greeted everywhere. Staroselsky
hopes to arrive in Jerusalem in the
morning of the 23rd of July, thus
completing his long journey in sew
enty days..
This daring cyclist, who is native
Of Riga, is travelling with a special !
passport granted by the British EN-
bassy in Berlin.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-08-11
LITHUANIA ADOPTS LIMITED
NATIONAL AUTONOMY

Kowno q. T. A.)-Constitutiona
clauses dealing with national auto
nomy of minority groups in Lithu-
ania forming considerable part Of
the population within the limits of
future legislation" were adopted on
final reading by the Sejm. The
clauses include provisions for autono-
nous administration of all affairs re-
lating to the national culture, educa-
ton, charities and mutual aid. Also
the right to impose taxation upon
their members for the maintenance
of educational institutions, as we'll as
securing the proportionate sums
granted by the State for general edu-
cational requirements.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-08-11
EINSTEIN ADVISED TO REMAIN
IN HIDING

Berlin, Aug. z q. T. A.)-Friends
of Professor Albert Einstein insist
upon his remaining abroad, where he
is understood to be hiding from the
"Deutsche Rationale" plotters by
whom he has been blacklisted, togeth-
err with number of other leading
German Jews.
The fear of Professor Einstein's
friends is justified in the opinion of
the Berliner Tageblatt, whose editor,
Theodore Wolf, is included in the
monarchists' blacklist. professor
Einstein's continued concealment is
advisable" the Tageblatt declares,
because the assailants of Maxim
Harden and Mathew Erzberger have
not been apprehended. Professor Elm
STEMS enforced absence is a blot on
the German name and honor"
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-08-11
News About Jews Everywhere

Hahn Nahoum, former Chief Rabbi of
Turkey, will be appointed representa-
tive to Washington, an announcement
in the local press states.
The Chief Rabbi, whose title under
the Sultan was "Haham Baschi," has
just returned from a visit to the
United States. He is proceeding
from here to Anatolia.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-08-11
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

been taken for expenses and we got
up among ourselves private admin
istration fund to pay for our work, so
that every penny that is given to us
as trustee, with the deduction of not
exceeding 4 per cent for the general
expense of doing this work, will be
used for the purpose of the corpora
ton itself when it is formed.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-08-11

used for these expenses not exceed
ing 4 per cent. We want the investor
to feel that he is getting a real invest
ment and that not more than that is
being taken, and we have to rely on
private donations to the administra-
ton fund in order to meet our addi-
tional expenses. In our million dol
lar corporation not one penny has
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-08-11
Honor German Jewish War Dead

Honor German Jewish War Dead
Berlin q. C. B.)-The president of
the Municipal Council, the city mayor
and number of generals were among
the notables at the unwilling of
memorial slab at the synagogue of
Stuttgart in honor of the 90 Jews of
that town who had made the supreme
sacrifice for Germany during the war.
The Jewish population of Stuttgart is
comparatively small and the percent
age of the Jewish war dead is there
fore high.
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Page two
Who Is Pinchus Ruetnberg?


ure in Jewish life. He was revOlu-
zionist in Russia. He had to get out
in 1905 when the revolution failed.
He then went to Milan and there he
was a hydro-electric engineer, and
when the war broke out he came to
America. And he thought that the
only way to help the Jews was to get
the Jews of America united to speak
to the nations of the world as to the
way in which the Jews in Eastern Eu-
rope should be treated and what should
be done in Palestine And as result Of
his efforts and others, there was Gre
ated an American Jewish Congress
which did send delegation to Europe
and did succeed in doing a good many
ern Europe for the securing of their
rights and for the settlement of the
Palestinian problem.
But then came the great revolution
in Russia and with that he immedi-
ately went back. He saw liberty for
the whole Russian people and he got
there while Kerensky was still at the
head Of things. And he became as
sistant commander in chief under the
command of Kerensky. And when the
Bolsheviks came, they put him in the
Peter and Paul prison for six months
until he managed to get out. And
then he got to Palestine. He had
been dreaming all these things all
these years and the moment he got
to Palestine, with that tremendous
energy which is characteristic of him
and so many of the Russians, he set
to work and he has been working day
and night not only on the engineering
scheme but on the practical business
scheme because he has secured the
concession from the government, ap.
proved by the Colonial Office, con-
cession which is broad, liberal, but
which is fair and just. 1t is 7O-year
concession. 1t gives him an option
dependent upon his creation of COM
pany within limited time with a
million pounds capital and 100000
pounds paid in and the commence
ment of work within limited time.
Taking these concessions in his
name, he takes them for the Jews of
the world, takes them for this COM
pany in which he has no personal in
terest at all-no personal financial
profit This concession permits of
profit to the corporation Of 10 per cent
on all the invested capital In addi-
ton to most liberal provisions for
amortization, for depreciation, and for
reserve. After 10 per cent is earned
it can still earn up to Is per cent,
sharing half and half with the govern
ment. After Is per cent, the govern
ment gets the profits, but the govern
ment get sthe profits, but the govern
pany, is to devote all it's profits
towards the reduction of the price to
the consumers.
I won't go into the details. Ruten-
berg is being attacked right now by
the anti-Semites led by the Morning
Post, for having obtained this conces-
sion. That fight illustrates the real
value of the concession-the import
ance of it for the Jews, not as
money making thing but as means
Of building up Palestine in the proper
way.
Financing the Plan
Baron Rothschild and the Jewish
Colonial Trust of England have been
putting up the moneys necessary for
all the preliminary work for the past
two years and they are ready to put
up not less than 100000 pounds each