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Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-12-23
THE JEWS IN CHINA
Their Role in Trade and
Development of
Industry
By N. E. B. EZRA
editor. "Israers MessengerO
SHANGHAI, CHINA

The settlement of the Jews in
China dates from the middle of the
last century when Treaty Ports were
opened to foreign trade. True, there
were Jews at Kaifengfu, in the
Province of Hinan and other places
in China, but, unfortunately they
were absorbed by the Chinese and
left little or no trace of their his
tory behind.
The most important Treaty Ports
in China where Jews settle in large
numbers are Harbin, Shanghai and
Tientsin, in which influential and
progressive communities worthily
maintain the traditions of the Jew
ish nation. Their history in each of
these places, especially Shanghai,
where they are of vast commercial
Importance, dates from the begin
ming of British enterprise in China,
in the middle of the last century.
SassoOns First
The house OF Sassoon was the
first to pave the way for the Jewish
settlement in China (mostly Sephar-
dim) in the course of which they
have played a great role in the de-
velopment of the foreign trade and
commerce of China. An eminent
British banker, the late Mr.. A. G.
Stephen, manager of the Shanghai
branch of the Hongkong and Shang-
hal Banking Corporation, paid an
eloquent tribute to the Jewish mer-
chants in Shanghai at a luncheon
given in April, 1920, by the late Mr..
Edward L. Ezra, managing director
of the Shanghai Hotels, Ltd. The
speech of this banker attracted great
attention at the time.
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Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-12-23

Modder is grivved - Boitrem -
BOITREM = Put beck from de
pockets on de table de bum-bums-.
Boitrem---Is deez nice you should
sauizzlng de Chucklltts Hicklerrs-
BOITREM-Modder is extrimmingly
waxed-Hm-Ge n look-cuc-
canot Mecka arunzz-Of cuss, by oss
on Vast Hend Hevenue we usual
heving for de poddies a Beescits Tut
tunny-witt Blenk Mango
Looy-An' any odder kind Of mango
witt it-Oh! Boy Dat gasbag-
Comm em-dollink- Lat's we
should play n leedle Blind Mans Bloff
-- in n sawmill--!.!-Wow
-Ha ha.!
Mr.. Feitlebaum- -Noo-Comm pipple
a leedle ponch-Heh heh-Comm on
-I.at's we should dreenk-
Chorus-Lots from lock-!
Dreenk hotty!!!
Comm on! Dom de hatch!
Goot lock-
Dreenk hotty!!
Lots from lock-Cheeldren -Cheel-
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POIZZEN! Queeck-a doctor-Halp
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queeck (SMACK)
Mrs. Feitlebaum-Looy-
you put in de ponch???-Go way
queeck befurr 1t sees you de papa
Mr.. Feitlebaum-Ill geeve heem-
dot dope-Ill make from heem creeple
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va to put in it-?? APPLEJACK ~!
-dat's wot ,-shure nothin' better fer
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MLT GROSS.
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fishing Co., 1925.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-12-23

CECOND FLOOR-Yi vi yl-wot
- is 1t gung OH dere by you n noise
witt a tomolt, Meesus Feitlebaum
-???
Third Floor-Noo. moo - dun't
esk We got by 1sidore holiday
poddy,!! Comm donstess gradually
vi yi-Lat's see-Oxcuse me, Meesus
Yifnif-Hm-so here Is de Chucklitts
Hicklairs, de Mocka Tot, louly pops,
chollit Roosts, 2oobozz-peetesh nots,
suited helmOnds-
Mr. Feitlebaum-AHA!. Suited he'll
monds .-ha? (SMACK) for Muttimer
Meetzic (SMACK) witt de rast from
de goot for nottings (SMACKj suited
pinnots haint goot enoff, ha?? Suited
helmonds you nidd, ha?? (SMACK)
LOoy-Ha-ha-Pol seeds 'ud be
more like it witt de beaK he's sproutin'
lately! o! Boy !l-Wot n peninsula
ha ha Ten years old-Ha ha =
He'll look like moose by de time he's
twelve,i
IsidOre-I aidt ted-Ibe eleved-
Mr.. Feitiebaiins-(S (SMACK) A prout-
ness vat, ha? (SAlACK) from. you hold
hage wot you steel in 'Furr B.
(SMACK) witt ID vat on de reputt
cod. , HA? (SMACK)
LOOy-Well. well-dat's true at dat
he couldn't git dat doity neck in
ten years HA HA!!-Well, watcha
say, Pop-Gonna leave de kids try
to pin tall on va? ?
MIR. Feitlebauni-Ill geeve heem-de
dope--witt de fullish smot-crecks !,
Mrs. Feitiebaum- Looy- Looy =
Mowriss---LOOY--Dun't stotting opp
witt de papa--
LOOy-Whooze startin' up wild 'im??
We wanna make a pardy fer his next
boithday hisself. How aboutcha Pop?
Let's see you'll he hundred an six.
woncha? Sure-you was scout in de
Crimean War-wasn'tcha? HA HA-
de Foreign Legion,l Beau Feite-
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Kinda tough on de poor camels-
(SPLASH!,I CRASH!. BAM!!D
LOOy-'At's all-Tm troo-He can't
spill no bowl of punch all over me
he can't.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-12-23

Rogues, two Sephardic ana one Ash
kenazic. One of the synagogues was
built in 1920 by the Ate Sir Jacob
Sassoon, Bart. in memory of his
wife, Lady Rachel Sassoon, and is
named "Ohel-Rachel' In her mem.
ory. The entire cost Of the site and
the building, which totalled 5000, 900,
was borne by the donor. Another
synagogue talso for Sephardim) is
now nearing completion. 1t Is being
Terected at the sole expense Of Mrs.
S. A. Hardoon, lazy of culture
and refinement. The cost Of this
synagogue will be Mexican dollars
two hundred and fifty thousand. 1t
will be named Beth Aharon" in
memory of Mr.. Hardoon's father,
who died in Bombay, India, several
years ago.
Both synagogues maintain Haza-
MIN, but no ordained rabbi. In 1920,
n graduate Of the London Jews Col
lege, Rabbi W. Hirsch, was engaged
and after serving for three years,
he received a call from the Pretoria
Jewish community which he accept
ed. In 1923, Shanghai Jewry sent n
Sephardi Jewish boy, aged 1s, to
study at the Jews College in L,,-
don, and it is not improbable that
when he receives his Semicha, he
will be given a call to fill the local
vacant pulpit. The Ashkenazim have
recently engaged rabbi from Via
livestock and look forward to build
ing synagogue in the near future.
Shanghai's Jewish Clubs
The social life of the community
is one which is being closely watched
and developed, there being three
clubs to satisfy the wants of the
younger generation. There are two
Zionist societies which render yeo-
man work for the upbuilding Of
Erez Israel. Since the Balfour Dec
laration, about f25,O0O was raised in
Shanghai for Zionist funds. The
above does not include the donations
given by the late Sir Ellis Kadoorie
and his brother, who is now in Lon
don, Sir ELY S. kadoorie. Shanghai
Jewry has shown considerable in
terest in Zionism and this is strong
ly reflected by the Zionist organ,
"Israel's Messenger" which was
founded in 1904 and for the past
eight years has been appearing as a
monthly, under the editorship of N.
E. s. Ezra. As an exponent of ira
ditional Judaism and Jewish ma
tionalism, it has earned universal
encomium from the leading Jews,
both at home and abroad.
Anti-Semitism in China Nipped
in the Bud
Not until this year was any at
tempt made to import the virus of
anti-Semitism into China. A few
paid hirelings started vicious CAM
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-12-23

paign in the local foreign press, in
citing the public against the Jews
and linking their names with Boil
shevism. They took the "Protocols
Of the Elders Of Zion" and Henry
Ford's publication. the Dearborn
Independent" as their text books,
from which to hurl their anathema
on the Jews. Happily, the latter
took swift action and took up the
challenge, without allowing the grass
to grow under their feet. They were
greatly aided by the leading British
organ in Shanghai, the North China
Daily News" which issued warn
ing to the mischief makers that no
hospitality would be given them in
IAN attempt to work up wave of
inti-Semitism." This had most
salutary effect, although the enemies
of the dark forces continue to work
clandestinely against us.
1t is, however, noteworthy that the
Chinese people have seldom failed
to show their affection and admira-
tion of their Jewish guests in their
country. When the Balfour Declara-
tion was issued, the Shanghai Zion
ist Association approached the Chi
nese Government to identify itself
with the initiative taken by the
Powers. This was readily acceded
to. The Association had the assist
ance of two prominent American
diplomats, namely, Judge Charles s.
Lobingier, of the United States
Court for China and the late DR..
Paul Reinsch, the American Min
lister in the Chinese capital. Both
these names were inscribed in the
Golden Book of the Jewish National
Fund by the Association, in appre-
citation of their services in the mat
ter.
Jewish Visitors to China
Shanghai Jewry is growing accus-
toned to welcoming notable visitors
from the West. In the early part
OF this year, DR.. Edward n. Calisch,
of Richmond, Va, and his son,
Harold Calisch, were guests of the
leading members of our community.
We are now entertaining two not
able personalities, Mr.. and Mrs.
Perez Hirschbein from New York.
1t is becoming a habit for American
Jewish tourists to visit the Orient,
but the majority Of them seldom
care to come into closer contact with
the Jewish community. They come
as strangers and go away as such.
This should not be so. Shanghai
Jewry is hospitable and would al
ways be glad to extend cordial
welcome to co-religionists from
abroad.
Copyright 1926 by Jewish Telegraphic
Agency. Inc
He who deceives his neighbOr would
olSo dacaiya his Cod -Talmud
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-12-23

Cincinnati, O.-(S. A.)-Harry NJ.
Hoffheimer, formerly Judge Of the Su-
perlor Court and Trustee Of the Gin.
clnnati Southern Railroad, died after
an operation for gallstones, at the age
OF 5S.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-12-23

In February, 1923, President hnroins
appointed him Judge of the Southern
Ohio District, and on March y the APP
polntment was confirmed by the SEN
ate. Judge Hoffhelmer refused the ap-
polntment, however.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-12-23
Jewry Aroused by
Senate Action

Bucharest - Is. Az - Rumaanian
Jewry is aroused by the action of the
Rumanian Senate in accepting the
resignation of Rabbi Zidelsohn from
that body. His resignation was caused
by the refusal of the Senate to enter
into the Official Bulletin his speech
telling the Senate that anti-Semitism
was systematically organized in Ru
mania, and charging the country with
religious intolerance.
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-12-23

CECOND FLOOR-Yi vi yi-Wot
y is 1t gung on dere by you noise
witt n tomolt, Meesus Feitlebaum
Intermountain Jewish news., 1926-12-23

He who deceives his neighbor would
also deceive his God.-Talmud.
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Rev. w. r. Howerton. ID. D.. de-
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Mr.. Junius Colvin is improving
Mrs. Rosa B. Moore took an auto
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Rev. w. M. Moore is celebrating
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Mrs. Bessie Reynolds, of Wythe-
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CHICAGO, ILL.

The Alumni Association of the
Virginia Normal and Industrial In
stitute ". N. & l. ID of Petersburg,
Va, of which NJ. T. Bailey, 1888 S.
State Street, has served as president
for the past twenty-five years, has
been called to meet in its regular
biennial meeting June 10th and 18th
at Petersburg, Va. The association
is composed of more than 1000
members, who cover the entire
United States. At the close of the
Alumni meeting, this body will at
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j. C. Martin, exalted ruler of FIT.
Dearborn Lodge, No. "a, Elks, ac-
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shall and VIM. Boyd, past exalted
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flying automobile trip to Cleveland,
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The various lodges and temples of
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master of North Star Lodge, is gen.
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C. T. Hume, we'll known State
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Great Lakes, Lodge No. 43, and
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for the annual sermon, May 23rd.
The 9th annual session of the
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will be held with the Lily Dale First
Baptist Church, 9537 Perry Avenue,
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