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From the President's Desk—Talk No. 44.
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The Bank---The Barometer
of Business
When business wants money fur fu-
ture development it goes to the bank
to get it.
Therefore, a bank, to be successful,
muse, through its officers and direc-
tors, be a keen observer nad be able
to foresee not only future conditions
within the bank itself, but of general
business conditions as well.
These men must have had broad experience, with
a good general knowledge fo all kinds and condi-
tions of business.
They must ever keep an eye on the "pulse and
temperature" of business in order to know when
a, loan is a good loan—and when it is not.
The bank is a reliable barometer.
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NEW Y 0 R K. --- "The Jew and
American Ideals," a new volume by
John Spargo, the noted Socialist au-
thor, has just been issued and dem-
onstrates that the anti-Semitic cam-
ptign in America sponsored by Henry
Ford is as dangerous to American
ideals as it is likely to proke preju-
dice against the Jews. Mr. Spargo
says:
The frightful massacre of Jews at
The Hungarian ex-Premier, Coralyi, has been ordered to leave Italy,
Kishineff in 1903 resulted from a according to a dispatch received from Rome.
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newspaper propaganda very. similar
to that which is now being carrot
Football matches between Jewish Sports Club and various British units
or by the 'Dearborn Independent' have become frequent spectacles in Jerusalem.
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and the London 'Morning Post.' On
that (occasion an unexampled and un-
Mr. Arthur Serena, the son of an Italian Jewish family, has donated
precedented outburst of horror £3,5110, the balance of a sum required to secure Breughels' "Adoration of
thrilled the whole civilized world."
the Magi" for the National Gallery in London.
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As his explanation for publishing
his book, Mr. Spargo relates that .in
A bust of Joseph Schaffner has been placed in a conspicuous place
a recent trip to Europe he found at the School of Commerce of Northwestern University, Chicago, Ill. Mr.
that although some of the most vio- Schaffner founded the School of Commerce there.
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lent hatreds of the war are dying
down, nevertheless in country after
Mr. and Mrs. John D. Hellas, who have had much experience in institu-
country hatred of the Jew is being tional work, have been appointed us superintendent and matron of the
deliberately and systematically re- !therm Home for Aged and Orphans at Worcester, Mass.
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vived against humanity. Even in
England there is, he says, "an ex-
Moses Finkelstein, an It-pear-old boy of Syracuse, N. Y., has just been
tensive, active and skilfully organ- admitted to the Central High School of that city, the youngest student
ized campaign directed against Jews ever enrolled there and probably in New York state.
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as Jews. Unless this propaganda is
checked England will take the place
The Jewish community of Rheims held a celebration at the restoration
of the Russia of the Romanotis as of the synagogues which were destroyed in that city during the war, accord-
the but of pogroms and infamies ing to a Rheims dispatch.
like the horrible pogrom of Kishineff
may occur in British cities."
The campaign for the Keren * Ilayes:od in Paris is assuming considerable
Mr. Spargo completely refutes the proportions and the local French press is giving prominence to the Keren
story of the Protocols of the Elders Hayessod manifesto.
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of Zion, pointing out that whatever
their terigin they were revived in
The Warsaw University recently instituted the practice of distributing
Russia for the purinise of counteract- among its poorer students tickets for free meals in the university res-
ing nitisolutionary activities. Mr. taurant. These tickets are, howezer, never given to Jewish students.
Spargo ➢Reho is a noted authority un
present-day Russia and an outspoken
A new list of the Committee of the "Allance Israelite" made public con-
opponent of the Bolsheviki, com- tains the names of Mr. Louis Marshall of the United States, the leader of
pletely denies the charge of Bolshev- the, Jewish-Russian Psolkes group, Winaver, and Professor Simonson, of
ism which has repeatedly brrn Made Copenhagen.
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against the Jews.
Simultaneous with the• publication
announcement was made, in Washington, I). C., during the
of Mr. Spargo's volume, warning week of the resignation of Rabbi Abram Simon as president of the Board
America against the dangers of anti- of Education of the District of Columbia, an honorary position he has held
Semitism, another publishing house for less than a year.
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has issued a volume from the pen of
!Ionian Bernstein in which he most
Representatives of the three orthodox congregations of Utica, N. Y.,
fully traces the history of the forged have extended a call to Rev. .Abraham Shapiro of Canteen, Ohio, to act as
Prnotortejs of the Elders of Zion. chief rabbi-for a term eef six years. Orthodox Jews of Utica have been with-
Bernstein traces the story to a Ger- out a spiritual leader since the departure of Rabbi Solomon Levi in 1917.
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man story originally published in
ISM and contained in a novel by
During the last three months thirty four Germans in Berlin have adopted
Herman Guedsehe, who wrote under the Jewish faith, thirty being women and four men. In every case the con-
an assumed name. In support of his certo have embraced the faith of their marital partners, so that their con-
claims Mr. Bernstein reproduces version was due to bole.
some original documents and reprints
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which have never prefrously ap-
Sir Andrew Bonier Law, leader of the British House of Commons,
peared in English. Mr. Bernstein
luring a debate in Parliament n o the question of mandates and their appli-
then shows how the Protocols were
cation, declared that it will be Parliament that would have the final say
revived in `Russia with the idea of in the matter eif the disposition of the mandates assumed by Great Britain
counteracting the threatening, ad-
under the peace treaty.
vance of revolutionary progress. It
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is characteristic of Mr. Bernstein's
Robert Stricken, former member of the Austraian Parliament, is going
book, "The History of a Lie," that to London and Paris to interview the leaeling statesmen of the two coun-
hi makes no reference to the owner tries in order to gain their assistance in the League of Nations, which will
of the "Dearborn Indenemlent. -
be urged to take up the matter of official persecution of Galician and
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EVADES JEWISH ISSUE
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WARSAW. - IVe tire authorita-
tively informed that at the cont.-r-
ent., held between Deputy Nartglass.
Dr tHreel Neissig and Vice-Minister
Wrobleski, Nartglass insisted that -
the government should issue a de-
cree removing all nestrietions against
Jews. The Polish' minister, how-
ever, (waded the entire issue by de-
claring that such a stem was entirely
unnecessary,- since in accordance
with tl-e minority rights clause, Jews
were entitled to all privileges.
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SUFFERER NEGLECTED,
BEING "ONLY A JEW"
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CASS-WOODWARD MARKET
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The
local organ, "Ra•
W..11SSAW
beetnik." relates that a foreign cor-
respondent recently came upon a
Jew near Wengrov who was seriously
wounded. He "111,1 the attention
of a policeman to his condition and
the latter remarked contemptuously:
'lie is only a Jew," and took 710
further notice 1.f him.
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I • e• f CI i • tains re • presentng I .w s from
The Oriental Jew
P a I stine• , Greet e et, n urn ben n Soo men women and children,
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lave b e en in Chicago for a number of years wholly disorganized. They
in under the name of the Orien-
nave , now handed together into an aSS 1 1c ration
tal Israelite Fraternity.
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Sir Alfred Mond has sent to the King of the Belgians, in commemora-
tion of His Majesty's return to the Belgian capital and as a mark of sym-
silver reliquary elating back
for
a pathy
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• the debris of the church of
found amid
a
IZen t i lhelet'uti;."Ilet . was
Ypres, which Sir Alfred Mond is restoring at his own expense
Forty-three thousand children have been led in Riga during the past
three months through the provision of the committee established there by
Herbert Hoover, according to a dispatch from that city. On the com-
mittee• are re presented government bodies and the Russian, Polish and
Jewish communities. The committee is now establishing 80 branches in
:ht , provinces.
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Constructive relief work by the Joint Distribution Committee in Lithu-
ania has already begun. One million marks were appropriated by the cons
mitSte for a Jewish people's bank in Lithuania, on condition that Lithuanian
Jews will raise a like sum. In addition to this, ,another million marks was
a ll ott e d for Jewish co-operatives, LS110,11110 marks for agricultural pur-
poses and 309,000 for professional schools.
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Winston Churchill, the newly appointed Secretary of State for the
Colonies, will have the final say in all matters affecting both the British
colonies and so-canes] "matielateery territories." of which Palestine is one.
There is geeing to be created, directly under Churchill, a separate depart-
ment known as the Middle East Department, which will have under its
jurisdiction Palestine, Mesopotamia and Eqpt.
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After April 1st We Will Be Located at Stall 33.
SNZIG . -The Fort automobile
which conducts a motor
agency,
transportation line in Kovno and
Mariampol. has discharged all its
Jewish employes, according to Kovno
advises revised here.
Interest for Palestine as well as Keren Ida-Yesod is growing among
the German Zionists. A large meeting of representatives of the German-
Jewish League of Youth was held recently at which the statement was made
that action is necessary in the work- Of rebuilding Palestine, since non-
Zionists decided to participate in the work. The demand ass made that
Zionists respect the German patriotism of non-Zionists and the hope was
also expressed that there - would be no quarrels in the future.
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In memory of his daughter, Lois, Mr. Jacob Aron, a former resident
New York. has authorized the
of Greenwood, Miss., but now in business
erection at his expense of a building to be used as a home for the nurses
at the Kings' Daughters' Hospital at Greenwiid, for which purpose he has
contributed $25,009. The tiling is to be known as the Lois Aron Me-
morial Home for Nurses.
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After a long interval, Greek Zionists have again met in conference in
Salonika. Mr. Ascher Mallah, president of the Federation of Greek Zionists,
presided over a large gathering of delegates from Salonika and the sur-
rounding area. After a long discussion, affiliation with the Mizraehi was
decided on. Satisfaction was formally expressed at thes demands made
by the authorities of the communal schools to the overnment that the train-
ing given therein should include an adequate quantity of Hebrew.
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A conference of representatives of all relief committees and other relief
tuania and Ukraine held with th e
agencies working in Poland, Gal icia, L ih
European officers o f the American Joint Distribution Committee decided
that it was too early for the Joint Distribution Committee to liquidate its
activities in Central and Eastern Europe. At the same time the conference
organized • committee to take over the activities of the Joint Distribution
Committee, should the latter decide to disband.
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Hellman, Jr., San Francisco; Leopold Adler, Savannah; J. K. Herter, Dallas;
Julius Eisemann, Boston; Louis M. Cole, Los Angeles; Louis H. Burnett,
Tacoma; Jacob L. Sheuerman, Des Moines; Samuel R Stern, Spokane; A.
D. Engelarnan, Oklahoma City; Joseph Durst and Edwin C. Vogel, New
York.
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Word has just come from Tee Aviv. Palestine's Garden City, that a
petition has been signed by the young people, and sent to the mayor, that
they are not at all satisfied with the electric lighting system which was
Just instituted in the city. They declare that it makes the city entirely
too light, and have particular objection to the illumination on the Rothschild
Boulevard, • rather wide street with trees and benches. To which the mayor
replied that while there was some merit in their contention, the wide expanse
of beach on one side of the city has absolutely no light—except the moos,
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Mr. S. Landman of the London office of the Zionist organization re-
sently had an interview at Bucharest with the Rumanian Minister of the
-- Interior. :Mr. Landman asked the Minister of the plans to facilitate•emi-
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xece envy p romse to o a 11
LONDON. .It is learned that when !ration from Roumania to 'i
could to assist in the work.
Dr. Eder, the previous head of the
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%ionise Commission in Palestine, re-
The Palestine police rounded up the notorious outlaw Abdul Hodikaha,
turns to Jerusalem the commission
according to Jerusalem advices. Ile was shot dead in the effort. Iladi-
will be reorganized. Each member
isaha
was one of the worst Arab outlaw leaders in the country and for
of the commission will be placed at many years was the terror of many Jewish colonies. He was overtaken
the head of a department for which
near the colony of Ziehronslacob.
he will be responsible. The commis-
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sion well have no permanent head, a
The convention of erthodox rabbis, which was in session in New York
temporary chairman being chosen at
.hree days, closed with it banquet at the Broadway Central Hotel Among
the will of the mendet•rs, but Ur. be resolutions adopted at the convention was one calling fur immediate
Eder will act as the .colninission's ,
aid for the family of Mendel Beiliss, the victim of a ritual murier trial,
political representative to the Pales-
rho is now in America. New officers were elected.
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tine , administration. Dr. Eder leaves
for Palestiew , on A pril 5.
According to a report from Lodz, the
•• mayor of that municipality has
The Zionist executive has decided negotiated with Dr. Rosenblatt to prevail upon the Jewish members of
to increase the number of immi-
the Council to resume their seats, which they had recently vacated owing
grants now entering Palestine! and to a dispute. with the other members of the Council. An understanding
has instructed its representatives in
was finally arrived at.
the various countries accordingly.
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One thousand additional immigration
Myron S. Marx. who was a resident of Depver, Cole.; for a f e w y ears
issued immedi-
certineates will
directing his resieivary estate to be
prior to his death in 1919. left a
ately
between the , National Jewish Hospital for Consumptives
•fivideel
and the Jewish Consumptives' Relief Society. The s estate has just bent , set-
:led and these Denver institutions each will recite $.1,117.
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