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PEPETKOITIOVISil ARON ICLE
"On Extermarriage
fl
that exact Information cannot be ob-
tained front the various localities of
the country, above all, front the die-
triet of Lublin, where the troops of
By Mentor.
(From "The Nation.")
Petlura and detachments of Italakho-
the - London Jewish Chreniele").
Ian
---
ich played great havoc. For the pees-
having
considerably
reinforced
the
following interpolation in the
ent we know that at Zatnosc and Nosy-
Live and learn' Many a time had
HE
ranks
of
the
Bolshevik'.
Atter
serif-
Polish parliament on the state of
Posed the Jews were robbed, a num it struck me that there was much that
cotton on the spot, it was established tier of women violated, and a Jewess
was Jewish in the personality of the
the Jews in l'oland was presented In
that not a single armed Jew had been who had defended herself had the
October by the Jewleh deputies. It is
late "General" Booth. I had had much
seized at Siedlco and that the appeal fingers of her hand cut off before be-
isterestiag to note that the exceses
intercourse with this remarkable man,
published by the representative!' 01 ing violated. At \'lodava Jews were
both at Hadley Woods and his city
described all occurred during recent
the local Pollish population on the day
months after the investigation by Sir
hurled alive. . .
headquarters. And the more I saw
following the expulsion of the Bee
There Is no doubt that these horrors William Booth the more he reminded
Stuart , Samuel and the submission of
shoved made no mention of any Jew- were largely caused by the ceiverly
me, both as to mannerisms and per-
roer ts-printed in the 1Merna- ish detachment whatever, but empha
his
propagated story of Jessenh treachery. sonality, of a patriarchal Jew. Now
tional lip lations Section for August 7
sized that the Jewish popniation with To give the appearance of truth to
comes a disclosure from a trans-
--to the Britieh government.
very few exceptions had acted in a these insinuations, hundreds of Jews
The excesses against the Jews,
Atlantic clergyman, the Rev. Dr.
e been going on with but loyal manner. As to Bialystok it was were arrested. Jewish refugees, re- Samuel \V. Purvis, that sheds a flood
which h av
declared that there had never been an turning to their country, are arrestod.
short luta vats for the past eighteen
of light upon this vivid evangelist. Dr.
encounter with the Jews, but that on and detained in prison accused of
months, redoubled in intensity during
Purvis had been talking on "The Jew,
the contrary the representatives of the treachery. Among the soldiers fleeing
the Met put of July, 1920, when the
the Wonder of History," and in the
l'olish population on the local civil from the Boleheviki, all Jewish sol-
dotter re the Bolshevik invasion be-
course of his remarks he devoted some
committee had no reproaches to make diers were arrested, cast into prison,
ram„ erste. This recrudescence of
attention to the . occasionally brilliant
concerning the demeanor of the Jews.
and accused of treason. Several Jews, fruits of the marriage of Jew with
aceseest c oincided with the inteneifica-
However, the legend of the Jewish such as Sir. Grinspan at Siedlce, were
lion 0: the anti-Jewish agitation under
non-Jew. "Now," he says, "hold your
treason, as reported by the G. II. Q. tried by court-martial anti shot for
tee easi of "public appeals" Issued by
breath. The mother of 'General' Wil-
communiques, had traveled all over
high treason for having occupied po- liam Booth, the youthful pawnbroker's
the a stoiree through the printing
Poland; everywhere the Jew's were be-
sitions as ordinary paid officials during assistant, the glorious Christian saint
works • the Soldat l'olonals; these
ing reproached on account of their
the few days of Bolshevik occupation, of Salvation Army fame, was a bliss
appeal, systematically fdentified the
treachery, and yet at an inquiry held
although during the Austrian and Ger-
Delellech with the Jews.
on the spot it was established that man occultation both Poles and Jews Moss, a Jewess! Take a look at his
lieputy liartglass called the
picture, and see how she bequeathed
%Vie
the participation of the Jewish popu-
did the same. No attempt was made
talents. Of the present Minister of
that magnificent Old Testa-
lation in the administrative Mitres in to determine whether some of these to him
War alien Under-Secretary of War)
ment physiognomy which was such a
stituted by the Bolshevik' in the oc- cases could be tried court-martial, ac-
General Sosnkovski, to this fact, the
valuable asset in his public appear-
copied territories was relatively email- cording to Article 1 of the Decree of
nce." \\'e arc surprised. And yet,
latter ( Ass•ssed his astonishment and er in comparison with that of the Po-
National Defense, July 30, 1920—which
promisee to go Into the question.
lish population, not only in its Social- decree wee not published in the Of- some of as may he forgiven for ex-
Nevertheless, the anti-Jewish agitation
claiming:
"We told you sot"
let elements, but also in its conserve- ficial Gazette until August 9. At the
by moans of public appeals not only
Ponder this, and then you may real-
lives ones. Nearly everywhere, the same time their colleagues in the Rol-
did not cease, but, on the contrary,
latter accepted positions under the in- sheviki oMees, the Christians, even the ize what a wonderful force was lost
increased with the aggravation of the
illiain Booth
vader—at Mlava, Biala Podlaska, holm volunteer Bolshevik commissaires, to Judaism. Imagine bb r
Bolshevist danger. The deputles de-
za, Poultousk, etc. Invest igations who remained on the spot were left in a synagogue pulpit; conjure tip a
clared as eyewitnesses. that these ap-
picture
of
the
congregations
that
showed that apart front the rural pope- tree and several of them have already
peals were placarded and distributed
lotion it was the Jews who suffered obtained certificates staling that the would have hung upon his every
by the police. The only effect
word.
A
vain
speculation,
but
the
most from the Bolshevik domination. respective authorities considered their
achieved by the appeal to General
A contribution in the form of forced service with the Bolshevik as an "act temptation to peep into the realm of
Sosuket ski was that the placards die-
"might-have-beeu"
is
too
strong
to
be
sales on various merchandise was of civic duty," their aim having been
played at Warsaw did not bear any
resisted.
levied at the rate of the Bolshevik
to disorganize the power of the So-
Indication as to their origin; on the
Reverting to the topic of extermar-
wits artificially raised to
viets in Poland. At Nock the Tri-
other hand, those which were posted ruble, which
be in keeping with the Polish mark. bunal condemned Rabbi Szapiro to riage, let us quote Dr. l'urvis again.
True, that which he tells us could be
in the provinces, were marked very It has been established that the Bol-
death. This man, though entirely ig- culled from any issue of the Jewish
clearly "Published by the Sotdat l'o-
shevik' arrested and took assay as
norant of politics, was accused of hav- l'ear Book. But it is worth quoting,
Iona's."
hostages Christians its well as Jew's,
ing directed the movements of the even at the risk of providing a safety-
In spite of the growth of the ant-
and that in many places the 'Weise-
mosey against the Jews due to this
Bolshevik troops. No hearing was valve for the advocates of mixed
vita, guided by the Kum of the l'olish
given to witnesses in his defense, a unions: "Do you know any of
agitation, and of the excesses, as well
population, pillaged the property be- Jewish and a Christian woman who
as 01 the continual pillaging, the Jew-
the fruit of Christian-Jewish mar-
did not bear out the accusations riages? Let me refresh your memory.
ish population, seeing the danger longing to the Jews.
At Vysokle-Masoviece, for instance, against him.
which threatened the state, decided
Did you know that Sir John Herschel,
However, JeWish circles are not, in the astronomer, was one; also Bret
to make all the necessary sacrifices where the Polish population took a
required of them in their task as cite very passive view of the Bolshevik a position to prove that all these ac- Harts? A few others are Sir Turner
zens. A "Jewish Committee for the invasion the Jews formed an armed c usations are groundless, as the Jew- Palgrave, the critic; Sir John elillais,
Defense of the Country" was formed; detachment which succeeded mu ex- ish press is gagged by the censorship. the artist; Leon Gambetta, the states-
the Jewish youth. and especially the pelting the Bolsheviki from the town. While the Polish press publishes man; Sir Arthur Sullivan, the com-
In connection with the legend of trumped-up correspondence on Jewish
students and the !wheal children, en-
poser." The list could be considerably
rolled In masses. The students en• Jewish treachery, the activities of the treason at Clock and Bialystok and in- extended. But the tnost ardent sup-
tered their names in the sanitary serv- President of the Council were hard cites the population against the Jews, porters of this fusion of religions in
ices. This eagerness on the part of to understand. After a stay at the Jew's have no means of defense. the melting-pot of romance, invariably
the Jewish population to serve their SiedIce, where he refused to receive The Jewish press is even persecuted jib at any reference to the misunder-
country was, from the beginning, a deputation of the Jewish population, for having reproduced an article ap- standings, the sneers, the tears, the
looked upon with disfavor by the au- a Polish appeal was immediately is- pearing in the Polish paper Narod re- little hurts that must and do arise
thorities. They began to create diffi- sued which aimed at the undermining garding the incidents at Jablonna. where Jew mates with nun-Jew. Than
culties for the Jewish committee in of the old appeal of the Polish popula- Thus are untruths spread abroad with extermarriage there can be no more
their project to erect, tel their own tion. After his visit at Pluck a semi- I unity and truth hidden. In cense- hazardous experiment—even though
expense, a hospital for the wounded official communique woe published by
official Polish telegraphic agency, quenee the Polish people are encour- the fruits be another Millais, another
aged in their hatred of the Jews and
and even went no far as to question the o
at Plock Intlup- the latter are placed outside the law. Herschel, another Sullivan. And that's
the right of existence of the commit- stating that the Jews
By street car, via Woodward Ayenue
that!
By automobile, via Woodward
corn- All the crimes and cases of abuse or
tee. There were even cases where held the Bolshevik', throwing boiling
and Crosstown cars, east to Riopelle
Avenue, east on Warren Avenue to
use mentioned above were duly
Jews were not admitted Into the army water on the Polish soldiers and co
Street,
then walk two blocks north.
a
Riopelle Street,
as volunteers. Jewish nurses were municating with the enemy by means communicated to the ministers inter-
1.1
systematically refused admission to of an underground telephone. The mu.
nicipal council at l'Iock dented these acted, together with proofs which we
ain inclose herewith.
tree
the lied Cross.
tales but the Polish telegraphic ag In view of the above, the under-
The animosity against the Jews pre-
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trailing in the capital reached the agency only published a part of this signed propose:
00000000000000000000000000110(11 _ imnamimmiensmaimisimsninninmimi in)
That the High Legislative Assembly which cannot be destroyed. What we
provinces. Under the pretext of hue- denial.
A public reunion took place toward constitute a parliamentary commission whether the Jew is too self-satisfied
Mg to guarantee the security of the
Of the five teachers in the Jewish
have collected considerable sums
state at this critical moment, the au- the end of August fit which Deputy of inquiry with the participation of must face in New Yolk today is
through voluntary contributions, and boys' school in Hebron, three teach
thorities in a number of towns and Dry' a member of the party of the the delegates of the Jewish deputies, with the past, glorying too much in
religious
and two secular subjects.
have
devoted
much
time
and
energy
villages arrested the Jove without President of the Council, spoke at
past days, or doing too little to pre-
There is also a girl's school in
to improving the schools.
length in the presence of the the object of said commission being
taking into account their political great
Premier concerning Jewish treachery to throw tight on all the incidents and serve the Jewish faith."
Hebron.
Baron
Rothschild
declared
he
would
crimes herein mentioned. The illgh
views, taking into custody Commun-
Christian Revivals.
be in Palestine shortly, in his reply to
The seven members of Hebron's
Assembly will have to decide that e ll
ists as well as Moderate Socialists, and demanded that punishment be I
ays said that the Christians
M
plays
the New Year wishes of the Zichron agricultural group have met with suc-
even Zionists and people not belong- flirted. Ile was neither interrupted persons guilty of having given orders
Jacob colony, according to "Haarez." cess in their work because of
The
American
Zionist
Medical
Unit
During
the
administration
of
the
contrary
to
law,
of
having
p
ublished
during
the
last
year
hail
endeavored
ing to any party whatsoever. They n or contradicted by the Premier.
millions to he de
devoted I to the
1
has volunteered its services gratis for Zichron Jacob has been declared the liebron's excellent climate and good
r. false communiques. and committed sp
closed various Jewleh Institutions and
to i ritua
raise l revival of their i peoples and
Aral, towns where, owing to the official name of the colony, instead water supply. Since rents are low
he prosecuted.
societies, even those of an economic previous President o f the (soun d, .
he a.s ked what the Jew had done along
crimes.
spread of disease, the need for doctors of Zimarin.
and there are still large tracts of un-
and cultural nature. These occur- Grabski, it had been decided by the
Signed by: D eputies Greenbaum, similiar lines.
Commuting to Haifa will soon be cultivated land in Ilebron, more peo-
is imperative.
rences took place on the territory of mined Polish-Jewish Commission to
"We have raised no millions of dol-
A periodical published in English, the order of the day if the suggestion ple are a xpectcd to settle there soon.
old Congress Poland, as for instance publish a manifesto to the people to Farbstelo. Hartglass, etc.
tars for this strictly religious work,"
Hebrew and French containing sur- of the Acre inhabitants to Sir Her-
A society to supply new-corners
at Viodava, Nassielsk, Zambrov, be printed by the government recog-
he said. "We are willing enough to
veys of holy places and antiques of bert Samuel, for a better rail connec- with information as to the various
Niedzyrzece. The authorities in Ga- nizing the loyal attitude of the Jews.
give for substantive things, but that is
Palestine is being issued by the tion with Haifa is carried out. This possibilities of Palestine, and to en-
Ude reined to legalize Jewish socie- This appeal was never published
not enough. We live in free America
"Pro-Jerusalem" Society, one of the will solve the housing shortage in courage private initiative in the de-
and the Constitution gives us the right
ties, stating that these societies were owing to the feet that the President
Haifa, because it will enable those velopment of its industries, is in the
exploration groups of that country.
ge One)
only formed in order to serve Jewish of the Council refused to sign it, giv
of worshipping as we please. If w e
inued front Page
Small merchants and tradesmen of who work in Haifa to - live in Acre. In process of formation in Jaffa. A
Interests (at Osviecim, Itanizov, Kra- ing as his reason the occurr (Cont don't practice the religion of our fore-
response to Sir Herbert Samuel's in- group of new immigrants are espe-
Hebron
are
particularly
benefited
by
et which
which were alleged to have taken „nu,.
in „ , , ec emphasized the railiet rs .and pre,erve for the world our
kow).
the Loan Fund which was created by quiries as to whether they were saris cially interested in advancing the
need of education in democratic so- spiritual
n mil side and demonstrate that we
At the approach of the enemy to- place at SiedIce and {'lack
d
i,
due
to
lack
fled with conditions, the Acre inhab-
ire
h
the
blontefiore
and
Relief
Commit-
,eii thee
projects.
AI Drohiczyn the Jew's were hunted r el i es.
religious convictions, then the
wards Modline, General Latinik, Gov-
tees to help those who cannot obtain itants declared they needed a Hebrew
if education on the part of the peo-
-w can have no place in America.
The postoftle• department of Pales-
ernor-General of Warsaw, ordered the in to the river anti about fifteen shy plc, he said, and to remedy this, wt
a loan from the bank. It is proposed school and a "Shoehet."
I
the
water—the
others
might
have
.N1'e
must
bring
back
to
the
Jew
the
tine
has undertaken the delivery of
evacuation of the population amp the
A sewing workshop, consisting of
to charge 3 per cent interest to cover
t first - of all eduCale
word of God. The Bible, oar book,
parcels to Austria, Bulgaria, Germany,
localities near the fortress ront saved themselves, but the peasants of
one
class
of
fourteen
and
another
of
the neigbliorhood had gathered to- The program closed with a lienedic- n.ituxt not be . read only hr the expenses.
Hungary,
Roumania, Japan and
Novy-Dvor, Zakroczym, Potniechovita).
Sir Herbert Samuel, British High sixteen, is operating in Hebron where
gether to strike them. At Locise a lion offered by Rabbi Israel, of Evans - C instian world.'
When the Jewish deputies Intervened
Commissioner of Palestine, has do- the pupils earn front forty to one hun- Corea.
e, hoe
w
e
Five hundred soldiers will be re-
in this connection, it was declared very large number of Jewish girls
nated 200 pounds each to the schools dred piasters a month. The pupils
Biblical Subjects Featured.
that the measure adopted did not sole- were violated anti the majority of Jew- The opening of the Wednesday ses-
of Kejdal and Tulkeram because of work from seven to twelve and from cruit , . I for the Jewish battalions in
-
ly affect the Jewe, yet it is on estab- ish inhabitants robbed. An officer (Us sion consisted of illustrated talks on
the initiative shown by these districts one-thirty to two-thirty, and then Palm •tine, according to an authoriza-
on ne that
tie• , issued by the London War office.
lished fact that, although Jews, Ger- persed the plunderers
in furthering local education. They study to four o'clock.
the prophets at which Rabbi Louis
mans. and Russians were included in pillaging was only allowed to continue J. Kopald, of Buffalo. and Mrs. Her-
for
twenty-four
hours;
however,
in
,.
Honendcr,
of
t
oo
k
NEW
YORK—Official
figures
ShOW
each order, only the Jews were evacu-
that for the week ended December 4
ated by force. The dwelling houses spite of that, the plundering continued.
part.
and geode of the evacuated Jews were The local police sneered at the Jews
An illustrated lesson in post-Biblical 23,687 immigrants passed through
Of this number the
Immediately pillaged by the soldiers who milted them for protection.
history then took place in which Ellis Island.
At Vyszkov the local Christian popu- Rabbi Nathan Stern, of New York; greater number was said to have
and the scum of the Christian popula-
lation had been asked to massacre all Mrs. eb'illiant Rosenfeld, of Richmond, conic from eastern Europe, the ma-
tion remaining in the town.
At the same time the Minister of those Jews against whom they had any and bliss Etta Zolin, of Milwaukee, 'unity belonging to the Jewish per
plaint to make. At Garvoline n
War categorically instructed his sub-
participated. suasion.
wthberg,
com,
Mr. Ro was shot without
A Washington dispatch appearing
ordinates immediately to put into exe- Je
The afternoon session consisted of
trial
on the denunciation and with a parents-teachers' meeting, con- in today's press reports Senator Colt,
cution the circulars which had up to
that time remained secret, regarding the participation of his competitor, a ducted by Rabbi Louis Grossman, of of Rhode Island, as being opposed to
the expulsion of Jewish soldiers from Christian. At Laskarzev a young Cincinnati. Problems of the parent. the present campaign for a closed
the offices and military bureaus. Ac- Jewess was shot under the same con- the child and the leacher were dis- door which a number of politicians in
the capital are waging. Senator Colt,
cording to the circulars the number of ditions. At Lonel, near Clock, two
Jews occupying these offices could not Jews were shot without trial. Near "A
"t"71. 1s, tn. a banquet at Hotel Win- who is chairman of the senate immi-
from Wend-
ton was tendered to visitors and &lc- gration committee, is quoted ss say-
exceed 5 per cent. An order was also letkov, twelve Jew's
given at this time to create a ramp zyrzece were shot without trial and gates by the Congregations and Wom- ing that there was not at present suf.,
their death were ordered to dig
ticient information on the question of
for Jewish labor battalions of Jab- before
their own graves- At jegoene three ants Organizations of Cleveland.
The
convention closed Thursday ; him ; gration to warrant the attitude
lonna; all military units had received
'
Jews
were
killed in the same manner. n mrning in which group conferences
en
of those who would close the United
orders to expel the Jews forming their
company, and to send them to Jab- At Dzlevule, on the denunciation of in kindergarten, primary, Biblical and States to all aliens. "This talk about
in
k in post-Biblical grades took place. : is 000,000 fl oo di ng into the United
,
lonna to be interned and to form spe- the local pointsman, a Jew living
The closing remarks were given by 1 States is hysteria and not based on
cial bodies of Jewish workers. These that locality was s o .
Mordy,
Makov,
Vengrov,
Zainbrov
the
Rabbis Louis Wolscy and Abbe H. actual information," the senator is re-
two orders took effect on the 15th of
Jewish
population
was
struck
and
for
Silver, of Cleveland, 0. Benediction ' ported to have said, at the same time
August. Jewish soldiers were sent
At Otvock up to the 12th of was offered by Rabbi Samuel Ben-
in from a number of units to which
adding, that his committee would rib-
September Jewish girls were violated jamin, of Cleveland. I lain exact facts and then judge the
—
they had, up to this time, belonged
daily. At Glinianki, In the presence
the only exception being those com-
I situation accordingly.
of an officer and without trial, twelve
panies at the front. In many cases
Another report hum Wa shin fetes
aged Jew's were shot after having been
their uniforms were torn from them
• — states that the enemies of immigra-
and they were sent under a strong es- subjected to torture and several Jew- Settlers in the Gilead Community lion are making all preparations to
ish women violated. At Komarov,
cort to Jablonna, where they were
Welcomed by Sheiks rush restrictive measures through
near Ostrov in the governorship of
treated as deserters. At Jablonna
LONDON — , F l ie A re i t sheiks Ras- Congress. Representative Johnson,
Lonaa, a Jew was hung. At Malkine
there were not only Jews who had
six
Jews
were
shot
without
trial,
one
bid
and
Alichzai, heads of the Arab who heads the house committee on
been called up under compulsory eery-
of whom, Lelzar Kaczar, was aged 70 community in Gilead, Syria, have of- immigration and naturalization, is
ice, but also volunteers, and even old
- straining all efforts to put through
d
I
the
same
town
Jewish
r - t to e. s
finally invited Jewish sealers
legionaries who had distinguished years, an
legisla tion which would shut the
girls were violated. At Dobre near tabli h the
1ves t 1-1er
'
. e, says a cis-
ri
themselves at Szczypiorna and who
tt themselves
d oors of the United States to all for-
Minsk Mazotieck, the soldiers shot a thatch from Jerusalem today.
had been decorated for the defense of
A
Jaffa
dispatch
states
that
some
cedars for a period of at least two
Jewess beeasuse she would not open
Ieuv. Lemberg, etc. . . .
4
to them. Al Skrudno the Arab newspapers are again preaching 1 years. The report which the house
al. anti-Semitism. , committee is submitting with the bill
A special guard consisting of Poe- Ins u
nanien soldiers was sent to the camp Jew Platkovski was Sokolov,
shot without
tri
dispatch
from
Beirut
states
that
.
cites
a
mass
of
facts
gathered
chiefly
In
tne
environs
A Democratic Union, an Arab or- I at Ellis Island which are interpreted
inrned men in a very In the and on the ofroads nearly twenty the
and treated the inte
consequence of loges
as showing the great danger the coun-
te -Mal fashion,
0,,,,"
ganization, has heels founded there try faces if immigrants are allowed to
which grave acts of violence took Jews were massacred. At ltoim near
e en-
for the purpose of advocating separa- enter at the present rate. The report,
place. Further, other guards and po- Kaluczln sixteen Jews who werhad
tice were sent to the camp so that tering the town. were shot and to tion of religion from the state.
which points out that the majority of
each little group of interned men was dig their own graves before death;
a
a
the new arivals are Jews, cities
AID KEREN HAYESSOD.
guarded by a sentry. After prolonged seventeenth Jew was killed by bu
among other statements one made by
but t )
the camp at Jablonna wae his brains shattered by t of
LONDON—A
special
conference
to
a
commissioner of the Hebrew Shelt-
e
abandoned after having bee
of organize the work of the Keren ering and Immigrant Aid Society of
n In exist- a rifle. In th neighboring
Jews received village
a similar
Hayessod in England has just been America, in the course of which he
ence tour weeks, but special measures Mlkussy, three
were applied to the Jewish soldiers fate. At Rozan nearly thirty Jews held in Manchester. Sir Alfred Mond stated that "if there were in existence
we gen- d The others were tor- presided and in the course of his open- a ship that could hold 3,000,000 human
which eliminated them from the
Lured
by being thrown Into an ice-
eral mass of the army: they were not house after having had their clothes ing address refuted the various beings the 3,000,000 Jews of Poland
sent back to their original units but torn off. Even at Vysokle-Mazo - charges made against the Zionists by would board it to escape to America.
to other military regions, where they vleckle, where the Jewish army de- the "Morning Post" within recent
were treated as if they had committed tachment had chased away the Bol- issues. blond appealed to the Jews of HADASSAHAIDS ORPHANS
a military crime.
shevik!. losing eleven men, the mem. the world generally and to English
Reductions
Reductions
At the beginning of the to
d tachment who had en- Jews in particular to put all considera-
NEW YORK—The Borough Park
Apply On
Apply On
retrea ts rumors were sp read concern- bers
been oak en pets tions aside and join in the work of Chapter of the Brooklyn Hadassah
The d after having
Every
Floor
Every
Floor
e
treason.
k
ing the pretended Jewish
rebuilding Palestine. The conference
had a toy - shower recently for the
communiques of the General Head- oners by the Bolshevik', were struc
decided to organize Hayessod and to
benefit of the orphans of Palestine.
quarters announced the fact that a and In tortured.
all the above localities, more or call a conference of all Jewish organ- Admission to the affair was one toy.
Jewish army detachment had been
izations in England in order to enlist
seized at SledIce which bad fought on less plundering took place. All that their co-operation. Professor Chaim The musical program of the evening
the side of the Bolshevik' and that has been enumerated does not ex- Weizmann was one of the speakers of included readings from the works of
the Polish troops had fought the Jew- hand the list of the crimes committed
Sholoo Aleichem.
the Conference.
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Facilitated by factory association.
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Warren and Riopelle
Telephone Melrose 1320
Open Saturday Afternoon
"FLYING SQUADRON"
CELEBRATES TOUR
Palestine
From
Day to Day
JEWISH CHAUTAUQUA
HAS BUSY MEETING
23,687 IMMIGRANTS
PASS ELLIS ISLAND
Save One-Fourth On Your
Footwear Needs
ARABS INVITE JEWS. '
The reductions of 25% that now apply on
footwear for men, women, children and in-
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of this great store, represent very gen-
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uine opportunities to save. Not only do the
a reductions cover all types, styles and models of
shoes, but include as well, hosiery, rubbers, cut
steel buckles, etc.
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Nothing in the
Entire Store
is Reserved
This is the first sale in our fifty-five year
business history during which every single ar-
title in the store has been reduced. One can
well appreciate that it is a unique and
timely opportunity to effect worth
while savings on footwear needs for an
entire year.
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