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SAM LEVISON, Mgr.

LONDON—Three hundred Jewish emigrants from Poland arrived here
on their way to Palestine.
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5:30 P. M. to 1:00 A. M.

The Petach Tikvah Workmen's Kitchen in Palestine, which has been
closed since the British occupation, has been reopened by the Workmen's
Committee.
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A new Jewish academy was opened in Budapest for the teaching of
sculpture and painting, under the auspices of the most prominent art teach-
ers in Hungary.
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A body found in the suburbs of Paris has been identified as that of
the well known banker, Edmond Cahen. It is believed that the banker
committed suicide.
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RESTAURANT

Dr. Joshua Bloch has been appointed by the New York University to
the Department of Semitic Languages and Literature, to succeed the late
Professor Abraham S. Isaacs.

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In the course of a debate in the British House of Commons, the state-
ment was made that there are at present 17,000 English soldiers and
87,000 Indian troops in 'Mesopotamia.
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The High Commissioner of Palestine has sanctioned the reduction of
the import duty on livestock imported into Palestine for both agricultural
and slaughtering purposes, to 3 per cent.
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THOMAS J. DOYLE

Professor Einstein, the renowned Jewish scholar, has received invita-
tions from three American universities to hold lectures. The universities
are Princeton, Wisconsin and Washington.

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A "cost price" kitchen which was opened in Jerusalem, and which
supplies meals to about a hundred immigrants a day, has been so successful
that two new similar kitchens are being planned.
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A heavy gale severely damaged the commercial ship "liachalutz" in
the port of Jaffa, according to a Jerusalem dispatch. The "Nacholutz" was
the first Jewish steamer to have reached Palestine.
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The courts at Tchenstenchov freed the editor of the Polish "Gazette
Tchenstochova," who was being prosecuted at the instance of the Jewish
community for instigating the last pogrom which took place in that city.

Asserting that owing to its use of Yiddish its lecturers cannot be con-
trolled by the police, the police of Czenstochov, near Cracow, closed the
doors of the only Jewish people's university in that section of the country.

official

The
gazette of the League of Nations contains the full memo-
randum submitted to the league by the Paris Committee of Jewish Dele-
gations, which reports in detail' the pogroms made in Ukrainia within the
past two years.
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Prior to his departure for the Allied Conerence taking place in Lon-
don, Premier Briand is reported to have expressed the hope that both Eng-
land and the Zionists will recognize the claim of France upon the Holy
places in Palestine.

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The London "Daily Mail" announces that it understands Mustapha
Kemal is not a Turk but a Sephardic Jew from Salonika who has made him-
self master of the interior of Asia Minor and claims that he has the right
to speak for Turkey. • •

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Because he dared to defend the Jews against antiSemitie invectives at
a public meeting, Professor Roduin de Courtney, the only Polish liberal '
member of the facullty of Warsaw University and a noted philologist, was
dismissed from his position,

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The Mizrachi Organization of
America is now launching an intro-
sive membership campaign. The cam-1
paign will last for several months and
its ails will be to interest and enlist
as many members as possible in the
Mizrachi movement.

The membership dues in the organ-
ization have been raised since the last
convention, in recognition of the pres-
ent necessity for concentrating all ac-
tivity on Palestine work. The finances
for its activities in Palestine, as well
as the support of the Mizrachi Organ-
ization in America are now drawn
largely front the membership dues.
The Mizrachi Bureau in New York
City makes weekly remittances of sev-
eral thousand dollars to Palestine,
where the Central Bureau of the '
World Mizrachi Organization is lo-
cated, and with these finances the
various activities of the Mizrachi in
Palestine are supported: helping the
orthodox Jewish inunigrants—the
"Chalutzim"—that conic to Palestine.
maintaining Schools, Cottages and
Yeshilioths, religious and cultural ac-
tivities.
The campaign is being conducted
largely by means of mass meetings in
all large centers. A number of prom-
inent Rabbis and Mizrachi leaders are
touring the country on behalf of the
:Mizrachi campaign to address these
mass meetings and propagate the
aims, purposes, and activities of the
Mizrachi Movement. Special efforts
are being made to induce the mem-
bers and sympathizers of the Mizrachi
to pay their dues in larger sffins in
the form of a contribution, so that
the organization may pursue its ef-
forts to help rebuild Palestine in the
spirit of traditional Judaism.

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TRAVELS TO PALESTINE

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Lord Reading, the new Viceroy for India, will visit Egypt during the
latter part of March, where he well confer at Cairo with Lord Allenby,
High Commissioner for Egypt, and most probably also Sir Herbert Samuel,
the High Commissioner for Palestine. * *

BERLIN—Notwithstanding • protests by Germany's most prominent
artists and critics, the attorney eneral issued a decree forbidding further
performances of "Reigen" on the ground that the play is immoral. Printed
copies of the play have been confiscated.
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James Waterman Wise, a son of Dr. Stephen S. Wise of New York,
it is reported, will enter the Hebrew Union College next autumn to pre-
pare for the rabbinate. If so, it is claimed he will -be the eighth Wise in
the direct male line to enter the ministry.

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The Jerusalem Chamber of Commerce is considering the question of
direct shipping to and from Palelstine ports. It is hoped that the govern-
ment will succeed in persuading the steamship companies to give more
consideration to the needs of local shipping.
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ALBANY--Assemblyman Edward R. Rayler, Republican, of New
York, introduced a bill amending the libel law of the state by allowing
recovery of damages for libeling any nation, race or religious sect. The
hill is aimed at Ford's attacks against the Jews.
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So superior is unskilled Jewish labor in Palestine in road building
and similar work that an Arab contractor is employing 50 Jewish laborers
at Tul-Kerem, and another is employing 60 at Tireh on work for which
he has a contract with the l'alestine Public Works Department.
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The London "Times" publishes a leltter from Professor Richard
Gottheil of New York in which he warns the Allies that Germany is fully
prepared to reoccupy and reassert her influence in the Near East and
advises England and France not to yield Mesopotamia to Syria.
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An Arabian anti-Zionist named Ala Kassa was punished for printing
an inciting article against Jews. It was an article in which the author
made invectives against the Talmud and urged Arabs against Jews. He
was sentenced to pay a fine of 50 pounds and received one month in jail
in addition.
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Advocate Morris Allexander, Colonel David Harris and Mr. Harry
Grauman have been elected to the new South African parliament, accord-
ing to a Cape Town dispatch. Advocate Alexander is the son-in-law of
the late Professor Schechter and is the leading figure in Jewish life in
South Africa.
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A Teachers' Seminary has been opened in Jerusalem under the aus-
pices of the "Alliance Israelite," with an initial enrollment of 10 students.
The lagnuage of instruction will be Hebrew, as in all other "Alliance"
schools, and the Hebrew studies will include the Bible and ancient and mod-
ern Hebrew literature.
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Addressing a special commission of the French Chamber of Deputies,
Premier Briand declared that the question of the control of church build-
ings in Palestine is still undecided. The matter will be dealt with by the
London Allied Conference and, Premier Briand added, will probably be
decided in favor of Frante.
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Figures availlable show that Palestine imported goods during last
! December to the amount of 559,000 Egyptian pounds. During the same
(period, the exports amounted to 67,795 pounds; 160,000 pounds worth of
.; goods came from Great Britain, 75,385 pounds worth from the United
1States, 41,000 from India and 35,000 pounds worth of imports from Egypt.
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It became known that the acting French High Commissioner in Syria,
Robert de Kay, in an address delivered at a large public meeting in Damas-
cus, Syria, declared that while England seeks to populate Palestine with
Jews, it really intends to make the position of Arabs there untenable, which
Baranya is a young energetic man will naturally reflect on conditions in Syria. "Syrians," declared the eon,
below 30.
missioner, "should not permit that their fair country become a tires 0,
' the Jews."
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Reports which have come from Soviet Russia disclose the fact that
Jewish workers have protested at public meetings against the Soviet decision
to close .Jewish "ehedorim" which the Soviet government has decided to
abolish throughout the country. Jewish workers declare that religious
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Mr. Isaac Gross of the firm of Gross & Gross, Jersey City, N. J., has
been appointed to the position of United States District Attorney for the
district of New Jersey. This is the first time n the history of the state that
a Jew has held this position.
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Professor Albert A. Michaelson of the Chicago University, whose star
measuring apparatus, announced last December, interested the scientific
world, has left for Paris to lecture as an exchange professor in the Uni-
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versity of Paris for three months. By use of Professor Michaelson's device,
BUDAPEST—In t he local Zionist many of the greater suns of the universe were measured.
office a Gentile peasant named Johann
Itaranya told the story that he was
To bring the Palestine railrioads nearer to the Jewish colonists in
going to Palestine. to become a Lew the neighborhood of Zichron Jacob, the authorities announce that they will
there, and work at the upbuilding of put up a station in Kabara. In response to an appeal made by the colonists
the country. Ile is going to do it, of Zichron Jacob, the Director of Customs, acting for the government, has
lie declared, in protest against the granted the Jewish farmers of that district a loan of 60 pounds each.
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Hungarian anti-Semites and becau••
he had always sympathy for Jews.
Riga's correspondent to "The London Morning Post" reports an un-
The officials of the Zionist organi- precedented increase of anti-Semitism in Soviet Russia. It is stated that
zation tried to dissuade him from his the official Soviet press admits that there is a growing tide of antiSemitism
endeavor by pointing out that there in the country and that Jewish commissaries blame their Gentile colleagues
was little work in Palestine and such ' as having joined the reactionary m , ovement and spreading Jew-baiting.

work as could be found was ill paid,
but the peasant was persistent.
Ile
stated that he was making prepara-
tions for a year and that he had al-
ready learned to speak Hebrew. Ile
intends to leave his wife and child.
for the time being, with relatives to
bring them over to Palestine after
he has been established there.
His
wife approves of the act.

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BUDAPEST—The antiSemitic society "Awakening Hungary" has
started a new campaign aainst Jewish merchants in llungary.

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of being good and economical.

The gasoline cuwwuptim, i• unusually low

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The first meeting of the International Medical Society of Jerusalem
was held on Nov. 22.
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A Jewish people's university was opened in Vilna on Feb. G. As its
first lecturers appear the names of Dr. Sublet and Mr. Goldberg.
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The Sedan has become a per-
manent part of the substantial
domestic life of the nation.

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From the President's Desk—Talk No. 41.

The Best of Collateral---
Loan Not Always Made---

As we have told you before, a
bank must keep a certan part
of its assets immediately avail-
able and its loans maturing
regularly, in order to properly
care for all its customers.

Therefore, it is sometimes the case that a prospec-
tive borrower cannot be accommodated even
though his collateral may be of thehighest uality.
The bank's liquid assets often forbid further loans
until those assets reach a higher level.

Refusal of a loan in such a case should not be con-
sidered personal. Remember—the banker, too, dis-
likes to refuse good business when it comes to him,
but he is forced to abide by the Banking Laws.

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