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and sta rt to work inti earnest f or its
i ht in me win some -
living, i t mg
and passed from the memory of man.
thing in return and prove of service
But the Jew, with a tenacity that
But it is not by
to
its
country.
tends to prove his mighty mission,
—
spending one's time in denouncing
has survived every struggle and
--
(Continued from p a g e 1.)
Jews,
who
have
done
their duty dur-
clung to all that he claimed as his
(Continued From Page 1.1
own. Not only has he survived, but he authorities began once more to look ing the war just as well'and in many
difficult to determine what is the par-
on all Jews with suspicions, and to instances better than the Russians
has triumphed. His greatest victory
pose of the movement.
- "Ostensibly the object of Zionism' is his self-vindication. His virtues consider their very existence as a themselves,
that the
one old
will worn
save Russia.
It is time
out cry
i
...,, y Zidow," "Kill the Jews," of
is to afford a sanctuary for refugees also have survived. Robbed the world is
danger
to the
state. There
it __, it. ,,
true, some
tolerant
people were,
who at-
is
tempted
publicly
to
demand
for
their
which
the
Czarist
government
had
of the Hebrew race who flee from' over with ruthless hand, and deprived
made
a motto should cease to in
the gentle barbarisms of their Chris- to all possible extent of the privilege
d
tian brethren. This is to be done of acquiring wealth, today he holds Jewish
men( and
brethren
rights, equality
and during
of trout-
the sec- heard. It is time for Jews and Chris-
by colonization in specially acquired the treuoure.keys of every land. And and sitting of the Du rna u member tiaras to remember that they fought
tL
whoever masters the world's finances
territory.
"Leaders of Zionism delude them- is potential master of that world it- belonging
to the Cadet
made of
the
enemy and
ought
several allusions
to the party
necessity
to same
work together
for that
the they
salvation
of
selves into the belief that such is ,,,If.
awarding Jews equal treatment with their motherland as well as for the
Christians. But his remarks passed peace of the world, a peace which
their purpose. But in subconscious
Jewish Pride of R•ce.
I am sure, they are just as eager as
depths of their being stirs the death-
olio humiliation ever put upon the
habilitation,
during
his tie Gentiles to see re-established
e
Jew
has
humbled
his
pride
of
race.
almost unnoticed, and more
than
less dream of national r
JeW (0 his own, Never has he forgotten his faith that
president. Neverthe- And, us I said the other day, if the
b y
of the return of the
publication of the Protocols helped
or the restoration of Israel's ancient he is the Chosen People, and always
power and glory. The Jew is true has he been sustained in his tremen- less numerous Jews who, owing to to arouse the indignation of the
trials
by
the
promise
of
deliver-
their
disibilities,
could
not
hope
to
,
Christian
members of society against
to his traditions—he is unable to duos in
his Lord's good time. This obtain commissions in the army, en-
ff the shadow of the p7 is,t. axe
as privates, perferring to light this attempt to discredit a portion of
% shake o
as such rather 'than not fight at all their fellow creatures, then indeed
The Judean never yet has reh 11-1 f aith, t hi s promise, hare held him As
quished the hope that sumo day shall steadfast
this
of race rests the Jewish youths who were studying it will have proved for everybody a
to pride
his destiny.
see once moire his towering temp .s
. abroad returned to Itimitia.
"In
er mercy in disguise.
fur instance, i s a letter
rise by Jordan's storied stream.
hope of the world; but a hope that
Here,
.
Disapproved of Zionism.
can not ;each its realization until the
nationalization in Jew-i/either proudly proclaims nor which was received by a member of
"Were •not r e
cowardly
denial
of his
blood,
the Duma from
Jewish States,
youth who
fulfillment of prophecy the hope and makes not
that he
is a Jew
but
con- emigrated
to the a United
and
_, , ,,g
returned to Russia when the war
' purpose, why should the Unprom s- ., “
ing Land of exhausted possibilities te
' pit
.. that he is a man; yet respecting
,
— - • --
I Riven
onsidered as lit territory for t col-
the his blood enough to regard it well broke
out: my country better than
be c
(Continued From Page one.
.
im ization ? What is there about
wt hvrever t he meets it—and meeting my life and liberty which I was en-
barren hills and impoverished plains
i this
clann i shness of the Jew, joying in America, so I decided to
N ivre•
of Palestine to tempt the Jew thith- engendered
i ;-,,";rr
by ages of persecution, return to Russia and landed at Ark- lanr,
Sir Hamar Greenwood, Lord
Lee of Fareham, the new Admiralty
'
err'' Rather would he turn his long-
I was accepted in the army
that find
appear
to us as cruel.
His has and
and lost my left arm at the :haul- Chief, Lord Islington, and one of the
ing eyes toward some virgin land we
the philosophy
of conditions
undeveloped resources offer a been but a preparatory experience. der. 1 was sent to Courland. I had super-businessmen whom the Prime
Whose
Riga when the first Minister conjured up to help us out
fit field for the exercise of his indus- The strongest bond of brotherhood scarcely reached
met my eyes wits that of of the European War, Dr. Addison
trial genius.
father and mother and other chief of the Ministry of Health, Lori
Zionism in
world today is that of Jewish night
"Have
the
promoters
of
the
my
•
masonry
founded
a community
our master
mind ,
reckoned fully the results? The blood.
It is
the red on
badge
of a free- of members of toy family at the rail- Inchcape, one of
Earl Midleton
WOrld,
'Scattered Nation'—scattered before suffering, and its ritual is written way station waiting for a train that in the shipping
ago
large
upon
each
heart
in
letters
of
was
to
carry
them
away
to
an
un-
who
was
War
Minister
20
years
the blasts of persecution as autumn
known destination. 'they had been and is one of the outstanding person-
leaves are driven by winter's harsh-
citizen
of the world,
idea-
est
winds—never
more intimately
may be eon-
a p ain. Anil this it is that at last will expelled that same day by order of alities in the Unionist party, Lord
infusion
Jewish
blood into
the
uni- the military authorities. I want to Heston, perhaps the greatest linen-
gregated. The Jew is essentially
weld
the of
world
together.
With
the
tell you that I do not regret the loss vial genius ever produced by the In-
tincture the of my arm so much as that of my dian civil crevice, Mr. H. A. L. Fish-
lifted with the life of every civilized resat social body—a blood become
er , e Minister of Education, Sir Lam-
nation. He can not be divorced from so
distinctive
that it w
whole
vast volume—men
will meet dignity as a human being,
which I ing Worthington Evans, Minister of
America."
Colonization would
his destiny.
flue writer of these lines subse- Pensions, Sir Donald Maclean, second
mean the gathering, of the ignorant from the ends of the earth and, look- enjoyed when I was in
,quently fell into the hands of the in command of the Independent Lib
and depraved and incompetent into ing each in the other's face, will
"This
is
the
destiny
reserved
for
Bolscheviks
and escaped from their oral party, Lord Stamfordham, the
one great ghetto. Removed from the
a clansman.
clutches only after horrible difficul- King's own private secretary, Sir II.
saving influence of the cultured ale- recognizes
Probate,
ties. Ile is now back in the States E. Duke, president of the
meat, retrogression inevitably best
would
in the Jew—this is his sociologic tune-
to earn his living, though na- Admiralty and Divorce Courts, and
w.
esult.
The
leaven
of
the
trying
our greatest self-made la
m
r any race is necessary to enable the lion—lo break down the barriers of tiffany
.. severely handicapped by the one
yep of
race that partition society into nu-
/ Sir
Sir Gordon Ilewart, K. C. M.
ons
and
give
to
the
world
a
homo-
loss
of
his
arm.
to rise.
am giving this example only as I'., Attorney-General and probable
"'Zionism as an accomplished fact tinny
one among many to show the reader successor to Lord Reading in the
would mean a turning back of the geneous humanity."
r. J. R.
whatever reproaches, just or post of Lord Chief Justice, Mn.
—
develop-
hands on the dial of human
(Next instalment, "Prejudice and that
unjust, may have been directed Clynes, the famous labor leader, Aga
Russia, their Khan, religious chief of all the Mo-
ment.
"Colonization is an archaic idea, Persecution.")
ill
against
Jews
conduct the
during
the war was abso- hammeelans in India, and other fam-
------
not consistent with the integrities of
irreproachable and cannot be ous Mohammedan leaders as the Rt.
modern civilization. It is a socio-
meer Ali an d 5Ir. Aftab,
luatelyi
ded. Anil yet the Hon. FY
logic anachronisM in this day of
n
o
ood
h gh y cornm
C.
overnment
treated them worse than Mr. ed
F. C.
Genough, ne of our
world intercourse and national in-
g
dogs and showed itself more cruel leading bankers, Sir George Parley,
---
terdependence. Instead of building
demolish the
even in regard to them than it had high Commissioner for the Dominion
(Continued from page 11
rear vvall s, we
n As they ground ever been before the war. I will of Commissioner
Canada, Sir William
Meyer,
main.
reould
for India
(he is High
not a
riers that y et sh
inuringpicture
"It now is too late to establish a inuring
machines,
ordering him here give another instance of this
Liifb
na
1
h
other
fact
by
relating
the
manner
is
which
Jew),
and
the
famous
soldiers,
Gen-
sanctuary for any persecuted people. away t il'cir a'.h
the
Jewish
population
was
expelled
oral
Sir
Charles
Munro
and
General
Ily Automobile, Via Woodward
acco - about,
tt,
Y he seemed m first
1,11
By Street Car, Via Woodward
Before the aim could be
der"'
• I 1 with
Avenue East on Warren to Rio.
,
e
pose(
plished, the last suggestion for such then amuse I. II
an with
hour,
and from the government of Radom in Sir Edmund Barrow.
Avenue and Crosstown Cars, East
ant
Mrs.
Reading,
Greatest
English
Jaw.
pelle Street.
tyalf
fisappeared. Civil- members of ' his p h
to
Riopelle
Street.
Walk
Two
a need will have d
Melrose 1320.
y
lar
It, is hardly likely that any par
4
ization is making orced marches and Ein ste in for n
Blocks North.
from Radom.
away, shaking his Poland.
The order
Expulsion
The
for them to leave was ticular attention will be paid to
vestige of human savagery that then almost ran ,
the
v
now scourges the Jew will vanish head in exasperation and refusing to communicated to the victims at 11 Messrs. Chesterton and Belloc while
gatherig
n
to do any more.
we re such a rep re sentative
very soon. Society is preparing
"Like a prima donna," he ex- o'clock at night, and they
owinnsuamininummunssumumnsmommum
incon-
es to d o honor to the gr eatest
its weakest and most
trul0000000000000CCOOJCOMOtOnflkil
that any who had not sembl
claimed.
protect its
the
one
by
daylight
would
be
killed.
On
among
living
Englishmen
of
the
sequent memb e r.
"Ie does not like to be, what you - g
es Jewish faith, nor that today's Morn-
America Cl Haven of Refuge.
a dark night the miserable wretch
,ahsti t •II
lll
cai
ti), i n g Po
SOLD HORSE MEAT; SUED
the
of Ilga, which ing
for town
"There is no need of colonization stein. "Ile does not like society, for started
was situateti
at a distance of about position of genuine opinion among graphical resources of France at her He took his seat last Tuesday after-
so long as the sun rises on this con- he feels that he is on exhibition. Ile
disposal. In that crisis of our fate, noon amid the applause of a most
tinent. The gate of America stands would rather work and play his vio.
criticise the honor paid by the the Jewish press had a political pol- friendly house; and it is no little
DANZIG. — The Warsaw police are
go
a. a Ifrhat number
to a e w cattarr a iemdi
ceding, It
K
icy which was certainly not a British compliment to our community that prosecuting a Jewish butcher named
h
ou
understand
his
t
eory
b
of
?" cerement
pin rtunity is forever open. Here is
fi of r"li
" D o y
Jews expelled reached 150 000' falls back upon the following tirade: policy. And if that was their atti-
to the Jew-
Jew should be elected to the ad- Kornblun for having sold
"The Jewish press declares itself
room for all refugees, and a welcome Mrs. Einstein was asked.
,
tude before the war what has it been a ministrative control of 5,000,000 ish community wurst made of horse
"Oh, no," she said, laughing, "al in that
of Grodne 60,000, and in the
,
for every Jew. Here, escaped from
o'onogdoTof
Poland it exceeded 200,- frequently not merely upon ethnical since?"
Londoners. A learned authority on flesh, according to a Warsaw report.
h
and religious but upon state political
the barbarity of the East that has
were packed in third or
bruised and brutalized him, he will though
has explained
it to me
many he
times.
I understand
it in so
a h fourth They
Why not give up such an unprofit- local government and the history of
class carriages and kept there questions, and from these references
'
is
the Council, Major Simmons will ex-
general
way,
but
in
its
details
it
able
pursuit
and
turn
expensive
pa-
come into the Promised Land of a
, for days and sometimes weeks. In we gather that it has a world policy
DISCONTINUE VILNA RELIEF
greater progress and find the Canaan too much for a woman to grasp.
. But '
a one 16 people were at many points hostile to that of the per and ink into more serviceable ercise his functions with admirable
gravity and a firmness which is only
it
is
not
necessary
for
my
happiness.
British
empire.
As,
for
example,
in
use?
of a wider culture.
let fever, others were
fr
with
scarlet
Einstein was an inspirational
too frequently absent from chairman-
"Another instinctive influence is
Dr .
fate of
DANZIG.—The Joint Distribution
But to turn to things of more im-
en- attacked with typhus, some died af- those critical (lays, when the
worder, she said. When he Was
aett
as the bathe e, the d s portance. Major Simmons has be- ship in local politics. The number Committee is giving up ice activities
Ennd
gla w in
icme
b ack of this colonization scheme. The
r a short time, . but t he
of distinguished Jewish members of
lancdeclarataioy n
Jew is loath to lose his distinctive gaged on Seale problem, "there was t,.
n imme diatel y before
In
Vilna, according to advices re-
come president of the London Coun- the Council now includes Miss Net-
Ise
oT,Pr.
When
ti ann" dt of war, W hat were our Jew is h
identity. Ile wishes to remain a so_ no
ty Council, the first Jew, I believe, tie Adler, Miss Ida Samuel, Major ceived here from that city.
the 0( tes to b taken out
integer. Stronger than all else periods of relaxation he went for sa.ltitetway
doing? They were work-
temporaries
closing up the branch, Raskin, the
6111
who has ever occupied that high of-
is his impulse to perpetuate his re_ pe day
and no night," but in his
ng fur the German policy of the fice An attorney by profession and Isidore Salmon, Mr. harry Gordon,
weeks without
without doing anything in par- butie
'
D. C. representative of Vilna,
Al; l these
facts were toll publicly i
J.
Sir P. G. Henriques, Major Lewis-
ligious exclusiveness and his racial
e
P by me neutrality of England — a policy
handed over 99 sewing machines to
r i of the Central s Synagoguof
insularity. Ile desires to escape tbs. violin
ticular
but dream he
and
play on
his in the Duma and are taken
Barned, Mr. l'erry Ilarris and Cap-
. Whenever
became
weary
ve enabled Germany
which would have
li.hed man ,
is a polished
the Jewish hand workers of the city.
Warburg.
then turn upon Major Si mmons
marriage is in increasing
rapidly,
and in the midst of his work he went to from the official reports of its tie-
semination
the social hotly.
Inter-
France
and
ce
a
crus
and
a
practised
legislator,
lain
O.
ts
oth-
mb
wm
he me world
the piano or picked up his violin and liberations, together with many
and these Englan with the naval and g eo- the
ors just as scandalous,
he sees his blood that for ages has rested his mind with music.
d
explained atrocities constituted the ro'w'an
h
se
Ile improvises,
run in a single channel now mingling
he Czarist government held
--
with
the
common
tide
in
the
veins
had volunteers d
t
of the world even as the waters of a "Ile is really an excellent musician." w
out to people 1 who
Mozart,Brahms His Favorites.
1 f
i
On
Mocar
, i .j,
i t.
, ol, to,,r blued .or t stice \it;
On
the
ship,
when
a
concert
was
,
tO
..
river flow into the sea.
injustice
n
selections other
er
. hand , , this cruel iceii in regard
"But the Jew can not dodge 'nano-
ani- held Dr . Einstein played
Ile is powerless to from Mozart, of whose work he is most of the time practiced
fest destiny.'
the violin. to those unfortunate Jews who could
escape the fate of the amalgamation. Particularly fond, on
so to speak, ha ransom for
not ay, , ob
His function is the most h glorious
and yin_ Brahms is another of his favorites.
in the shape
of large
v
"I never met Professor Enstein be- their') l'ber.fty
ever vouchsafed to any ra te,
o ice officials in
Chosen
es '
this voyage," said Professor
r ib bt.
dicates the proud claim of f c
of expulsion.
of
thel"del
p
fore
ho is a great admirer chary
People. His mission, involuntary
ete those
of his fellov,scientist.
"He has a Ant1,- t ris it happened,
though it be, is to unify humanity Weizmann.
w
best
cortai„1 norhthecabaelsd
and lovable nature, afford .it were
-
and bring about the broader brother-
Y
and is exceedingly
simple in his ha- Jewish elements.
ood. There is a luminous signal- singularly
sweet
h
The Rise of Bolshevism.
tf life. I have talked with him
h
h
r
d
and
pathetic
his-
s
o
canoe. in is a
It is an undoubted fact that this
tory. In view of his character and bit
capacities, the persistent persecution many t'mes
about
his work,
and he
one
who
interested
and attitude of Russia's rulers had a
to which he has been subjected is glad to speak
of it is when
he can
some,
at least
partly capable of understand- good deal to to with the successful
through the ages can be accounted_
erates by
Lenine
and
fitting him for his destiny. ing it. I do not entirely, for when' propaganda launched
Germany
for onl y on th e theory of cosmic to
"When he was called 'a poet in Trotzky, but, at the same time, by
servation
or to
a good a strange anomaly, the Jewish vie-
Crushed by the hand of hate
tyran
was
ls' it
offinciaas
cohesion never known to another
more an intuitive tims of the Petrograd soo
was-
fibre science' the Seems
definition
or
race, his strong and superi
ike
an enduring
thread
on' lie. however. Ile is not an ex- ny, became also, as
through
the
endless
serial
of
a
thor-
Physicist,
will run l
oughly amalgamated humanity. Anil perimental physicist, and although replaced by the Red Terror, the vic-
it is meet that the character which he is able to detect fallacies in the tims of this new regime, and suf-
has evolved from the bitterness of conceptions of physical science, he feted just as much as the Russian
his suffering should be a pillar in most turn his general outlines of upper classes, a fact which so far I
that strong new structure of a uni- theory over to some one else to work have never heard any one notice or
versal race. in the refining process out. That would be readily under- comment upon. And finally the only
that accompanies amalgamation, it is standable to a man of science. Ile attempt to assassinate Lenine which
philosophical to suppose that his first became interested in mathe• very nearly succeeded, was the one
ll matics when he was 14 years old and made by a Jewess, rid
Dora Kaplanc,
wit h herto life for the effort
wi
her country
largely
be lost, are
while
his few)
virtues will his work is his life. Ile spends most who p aid made
faults (which
not
of his time reading and thinking who
from the tyrant who is now ruling it,
when
he
is
not
playing
his
violin."
These
are
things
which
speak for
survive in their fullness to grace the
professor Weizman also is accom-
d which ought to be
character of the composite human
e other thems ves, an
wife. He and thvisit
sideration
panied b visito
of takenelinto c on
type.
y his rs, during their
Jew Not • Paragon.
Zionist
several weeks, will endeavor to in- the part played by Russian Jews in
"The Jew is by no means a para- terest American Jews in the Zionist the world war is judged. The moral
gran. He has his proportionate share movement and obtain money and of it lies in the fact that in Russia
of undesirable qualities. But to that moral support for both the national as well as everywhere else there are
as there are
Wedding' of the World from which
g ood and bad Jew s justand
Zionist idea and for the univresity.
entil
ood and bad Ges,
is to be born the Coming Race, he
good
not
condemn
or
praise
a
whole peo-
will bring a dowry not to be de-
indi-
pie because of the conduct of
spi s ed.
victuals. if one seriously examines
almost
every
field
of
human
"In
the events of the past seven years in
w excels. There is
the Jew
l
e
for this which
Ruessilae,asafnddeparroesaidgarrails
ehveenwiitli
-- --
t
a philosophic reason
Inasmuch as the night schools are
SUM
has no relation to essentinl superior-
h
ewis h In- _ acknowledge
that the reproach of
rag gees Ile is so cl osing on Apr 14, the J
a y. The JeW is thorough.
co n
cessity. The stitute , High and Hastings, will
g
ne
lo
result
of
s a
not be betrayed
launched their
at the
Jews can-
as a
him of vai
the
means
for existence.
Ile duct classes in English "and citizen- having
country
has sought
to d
N'erdict
n ly
world
mass. There are unscrupulous ones
was quick to understand that with ship until the public schools reopen
ng to join should reg. among the Bolsheviks, there is no
in the fall.
i
merely equal merit he could not hope
Those desir
perceived un- icier daily, except Saturday, with doubt, but the latter can boast
nly chance.
promise it
of survival
for an even
. Miss Caplan, on Sunday morning, among their ranks of even worse
a.
m.,
with
Mr,
Poles,
Letts
and
Russians.
o
is
that h
n en
11:30
Might Have Checked It.
der the handicap of race lay i
ualifications. Ile applied him. from 0:30 to
The best way to judge of the
perior q learned to master difficul- Berkowitz at the Jewish Institute.
movement is to acknowledge that it
self. lie surmount obstacles. Dis- Instructions are
—______
free.
became so powerful because no one
ties and
counted by prejudice, he read
among the upper classes in Russia
was brave enough, or intelligent
that his work must carry a premium
enough, or disinterested enough, to
thf value in order to reach parity in
te open market. As the problem
--
WARSAW.—The
well known re- try to check it, and to lead the coun-
grew more difficult his capacities in-
towards new roads by endowing
Hirschfield has re - try
ly for nature
and honest govern-
creased proportionate,
responds unfailingly to every demand lief
worker
Isador
turned
to this
city and will person- it with a strong
Branch, 61 Charlotte Ave. Cadillac 53.
has
the
Jew
evolved
to
ex-
ally
supervise
the
work
of
the
trans-
ment.
The
rottenness
of those who
of necessity.
Ave. Main 3786.
Sales Dept. 444 E. Jefferson
principal
cau se
cellence,
unfortunate
"Thus and worthy will be his con- mission department of the Joint Dis- might have saved their
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS.
the re
Dealers Who Sell Only Reliable Cars.
as well
its downfall,
tribution to the character of the New tribution Committee. fatherland
was the
Responsible Automobile
ake If a-
the
Race. The opposition to Dr. Posnansky
of as
Members D. A. D. A. —
son why it cannot rise again.
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you Will probably endorse this comment.

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QUIZ EINSTEIN ON
RELATIVITY THEORY t o

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Through Its Steadfast Reliability
Essex Leads in Today's Market

That Quality is as Unusual in Cars of Its Class
as Its Wonderful Performance and Its Price

INSTITUTE STARTS
ENGLISH CLASSES

With 50,000 owners giving. a
for Essex reliability it is nat-

low cost and economical mainte-
nance. But not at the sacrifice of

ural that you know the car best for

quality.
It is because Essex with its low price,
gives qualities obtainable elsewhere
only in far costlier cars, that it has so
notably centered the spring buying.

that quality.
No -other thing counts so much
with men buying cars today. Of
course they are alive to the appeal of

WORKER FOR RELIEF
RETURNS TO WARSAW

The Bemb-Robinson Company

is his chiefest virtue when we con- has not yet subsided. The orthodox
Jews maintain that the appointment
be
sider his sociologic function, for it is
for Warsaw should
of the of a Rabbi
and not by
neede d to v itali z e the rest
made by the Rabbinate
world. Other races, less ancient,
have risen and ruled and perished the Kehillah.

an c no more regain its
mind that it coni
than a man who has
forme r position
arm or
can
get back the
t
lost • limbs
has been deprived,
leg of which he

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