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It is definitely established that the next Zionist Congress will convene
on September 1.
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Arthur Ruppin, member of the Zionist Commission, left for Europe. Dr .
Eder is now the only remaining member of the Commisision.

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Ambassador Wallace attended solemn services held at the Paris Jewish
Synagogue in honor of the American soldiers buried on the fields of France.
Mr. Wallace made a brief addresss from the pulpit.
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It is reported from Jaffa that the Moslems invited to attend the banquet
on the British warship, "Iron Duke," held in the Jaffa harbor, refused to
attend in order to avoid meeting the Jews who were invited.
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The British authorities in Je rusalem have forbidden all travel from St-
ria into Palestine. The prohibition aims to prevent smuggling of arms in-
to Palestine.

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Mr. Cyril Jacobs has been elected as a member for Clapham on the Lon-
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wan 3,655.
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The Paris relief committee is in receipt of forty-five thousand francs
sent by Argentine Central Jewish Relief Committee with instructions that
the money be used for the purchase of medicaments for Ukrainian refugees.
• • • .
The Jewish community -of Doncaster, England, has sustained a severe
loss in the death of Mr. Hyman Schapiro. )le was the founder of the con-
gregation and its president until the• time of his death.
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After a term of 25 years, Mr. Max Herzberg has retired as president of
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the United Hebrew Charities, of Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. Herzberg has been
elected to fill a new office, that of honorary president.
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Contracts have been let for the erection of a new infirmary building for
the Eagleville l'a. Sanitorium for Consumptives. The building, which will
cost $95,000, will be ready for occupancy on October 1.

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anniversary of his graduation from that institution.
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The new home recently acquired by the Y. M. II. A. of New Haven, Conn.
was dedicated and thrown open last week. Lieut.-Gov. Charles A. Temple-
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Relief Committee Cites Hardships Under Which Representatives Work in
At the next meeting of the Great Actions Committee a proposition will
ere Committee
Poland and Point to Agreement to Show W
.
be submitted to move the head office front The Vague to Jerusalem as soon
Is Not Responsible for Changes ihValue
n
in
possible,
and
that
of
the
seven
directors
at
least,
three
be
domiciled
as
Eretz Yisrael.
m
A
lawsuit
against
the
Joint
Distri-
amount
was
at
once
converted into
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Polish marks, at the rate of 275
marks per dollar, which was 7 marks

individual remittance work, was re-
proper "MIS' tried before Judge Doughdy
• • • •
lof
the Seventh District Cuort of
representatives
of
Jewish
organizations
recently
formed
The council of
a
Brooklyn, N. Y. The eels ion of the
I Utic a N Y has arranged for the promotion of Kashruth and
supervision over all meat markets, delicatessen stores, etc., announcing Court was that the Joint Distribution -
Committee could not be held respon
kosher products.
Bible for losses due to the fluctuation
The new Main Street School, Seattle, Wash., will be named the Bailey of exchange rates. The plaint! was
Gatzert School, after Bailey Gatzert, pioneer merchant, of Seattle. The . Mr. Reuben Fink, who claimed the
honor was paid on the ground that Mrs. Gatzert had founded Seattle's first sum of $242.72 from the Committee
on the following grounds:
kindergarten.
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On August 4, 1920, according to

the remittee, and it was only on Nov -
ember 23 that word came from New
York recalling the money. By the
time the remittance (in marks) came
back to New York and could be con-
verted into dollars, the marks had so
declined that the money amounted
only to $207.28, which sum was re-
turned to the plaintiff.
The Joint Distribution Committee,
Mr. Kahn pointed out, did not under-
take this work for profit, but only as
Max Steiner, who died in Ruma, Jugo-slavia, on April 4, 1921, has left Mr. Fink, he sent $4500 to Genie. a relief measure, and because private
5,000 Fink of Warsaw through the Joint
banks refused to do it. The work of
the Jewish National Fund 225,000 crowns for the purchase of land,
crowns for the holding of "Jahrzeit" services in Roma and Jerusalem, and Distribution Committee. The money transmitting individual remittances
wes sent by cable. Two weeks later cost the Committee about $500,000,
besides sub-legacies of 400,000 crowns. •
• • • •
he received word htat Genia Fink had and it did this solely in order to miti-
.
During the past year, although its bed capacity is only 67, the Mount already left Warsaw for America gate the plight of the war suffves
ere rs
in
Sinai Hospital of Philadelphia, Pa., treated 2,109 patients. In the out pat- Accordingly, he came to the office of through aid sent by
the
t
Distribution
Committee
on
•
lent department 60,000 people were treated, an increase of 13000 over
America. In the present csae, for
August 19 and asked that the money example, the cablegram about the
previous year.
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'
be recalled. Ile got the money back money cost twelve dollars, whereas
Ilyman Sinn, of Salem, Mass., aged 92, was tendered a farewell recep- on January 17, 1921, but instead of the Committee charged the plaintiff
tion at a local synagogue last week and presented with a substantial purse. the original $450 he received on y only ten dollars, which was the rate
Mr. Simon later left for New York arid is now enroute to Jerusalem, where $207.28. Ile demanded, therefore, charged for every cable remittance.
that the Committee refund him the The Committee's funds had been rais-
he expects to spend his remaining days.
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remaining $242.72.
ed here in order to aid the war suf-
Circumstances Described.
ferers over there with food, clothing,
The Roumanian ex-Premier, Mr. Voida-Voievod, made repeated protests
Attorney Alexander Kahn, Chair- and other necessaries; and if the
House
against
the
use
of
the
nickname
Szidi
(for
Jews)
by
the
anti-
in the
Semite Kum durring an interpellation by Deputy Straucher against the man of the People's Relief Commit- Committee were to make good for a
tee, appeared in behalf of the Joint loss that came about through no fault
anti-Jewish students' riot at Czernowitz.
i •
cr b-
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' Distribution Committee, and de
of its own, it would mean that it must
Angora London Times prints a dispatch from its Constantinople corres- ed to .the Court, the circumstances deprive war-stricken children of milk
at
and danger under which the Commit- and their elders of bread in order to
The in which it is stated that the Turkish Nationalist government
Angora has sent propagandists into Mesopotamia and Palestine with instruc- i tee had conducted its work in Poland give the money to one who had al-
tions to stir up trouble in those countries for the British. ' at that time, as well as the causes ready succeeded in bringing over his
• • • •
that led to a loss of money on the family to peaceful and prosperous
The British Administration here has granted permission for the conven- part of the plaintiff.
America.
The cablegram about the $450 was
Quotes Agreement.
ing of an Arab congress in Jerusalem. The first congress, held at Haifa
in December last, was refused official recognition by the Palestinian High sent out to Warsaw on August 4.
Mr. Kahn then pointed to the
This was at the height of the Russia-
agreement
the plaintiff had signed on
Commissioner.
Polish war, during the Bolshevik ad-
• • • •
paying in the money, wherein he ex-
It is learned on good authority in London that the Joint Distribution Com- Vance on Warsaw, the inhabitants of plicity agreed not to hold the Com-
mittee is negotiating with Zionists authorities on the establishment of a that city were fleeing in panic, and mittee responsible for any losses due
' mortgage bank in Palestine. The Relief Committee, it is ascertained, is the office of the Joint Distribution to fluctuations in the exchange rates
ready to assist to the extent of $400,000. Committee was expecting every min- or any other causes beyond the Com-
ute to be ordered to evacuate the
• • • •
mittee's control, and demanded that
The French press greets the news of Walter Rathenau's appointment city. And as a matter of fact, about the Court dismiss the case against the
as Minister of Reconstruction in the German Cabinet, with an attack upon August 8, the Committee was order- Committee.
Jewish millionaire with Commun- ed, both by the Polish author and
Col. Herbert Lehman, the Vice
him in which it is maintained that he is a
by the American legation, to evacuate
ist ideals and tendencies.
Warsaw. The office was then remov- Chairman of the Joint Distribution
Committee, testified that the Commit-
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•
The London Daily Telegraph publishes a Bolshevik circular against Zion- til
ed October
to Danzig
remained
un- tee's system for transmitting money
10, where
when it all
the danger
ism, from which it is learned that the recent treaty between Soviet Russia was act ' and it became possible to was the best that could have been de-
and the Turkish Nationalists contains several articles regarding Turkish re- return to Warsaw. During these vised in New York. Davit J. Sch-
months communications between the weitzer, an expert accountant who
lations to a Jewish national home in Palestine.
• •
sed office in Danzig and the until recently was attached to the
•
Warsaw office of the Committee, tes-
,
Denver, Col.,has its
of
When
the
Jewish
Consumptives
Relief
Society
W
i mapi rn" office in New York were very tified to the efficiency with which the
annual meeting at Boston, Mass., one of the delegates will be Mayor Sulli- m
and under these unusual con-
work was carried on in Poland while
ry di- poor
rn
of
Worcester.
Mayor
Sullivan
was
recently
elected
an
honorary
ditions
it
was
impossible
for
the
Cor-
van,
rect
.
P .
or of the organization as a result of his work on behalf of the society. mi ttees system o f transmitting mon- the war was still in progress.
After hearing both sides, Judge
• • • •
ey to function as promptly and
Doughdy declared that the Joint Dis-
:
It is rumored that the Bias intends very shortly to liquidate its Warsaw punctually as under normal condi- tribution Committee had done every-
departments which deal with the transfer of money from relatives of refu- tions in Warsaw.
thing•possible for the benefit of the
Money Converted into Marks.
gees and with the transmission • of telegrams to the relatives of refugees.
It was only when the office was plaintiff without thought of gain or
The news has created considerable consternation due to the general prevail-
rofit and could not be held responsi-
ing fear of the dishonesty of private banks to which the emigrants will now transferred back to Warsaw that, p
among other remittances, was found ble for losses due to causes beyon
have to turn.
its
power and control. Ile then dis-
• • • •
the item of $450 for Genia Funk. In
the Polish law and missed the case against the Commit-
It is reported from Lodz that the Jewish population of that city hes been accordance with
in constant dread of a pogrom during the last few slays. Agitators passed the practices of the Committee, this tee.
through the streets calling on the Gentiles to attack and murder the Jews.
Most of the Jews fled to their houses, but five were seized and brutally beat-
en. Two of the pogrom agitators v:ere. ar:ested.

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A Girl's Auxiliary has been formed in connection with the Jewish Shel- I
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ter House and home for Aged of Indianapolis, Ind. The purpose is to raise
funds through the means of entertainments and other social activities.

Miss Bertha N. Jaffre, of thiscity, ShasS been awarded first prize by the
American Museum of Natural History, of New York, in a competition for
the museum's magazine, "Natural History." There were 62 competitors.

Gual-anteed
Savings

Manufacturers have sold us THOUSANDS OF SUITS at
prices that are LOWER THAN WE DREAMED POSSIBLE
this season—and in keeping with our policy we are giving our
customers not alone the FULL BENEFIT OF THE SAVINGS
but we are SACRIFICING a portion of OUR NORMAL LOW
PROFIT. That's why you can buy high-grade clothing at
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Eugene Segal won first prize for the best short story submitted in the
Prize Day contests, which were held this month at the University of Cincin-
nati. The title of his story was The Valiant Never Die."
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The Metropolitan Archbishop of Bosnia recently attended a banquet at
Sarajova, during the course of which he delivered an address, speaking in
highest terms of the Chief Rabbi, Dr. Levy.

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The Central Ukrainian Committee here has sent a delegate to Mexico

to investigate the possibilities for a Jewish immigration into that country.

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In a long editorial, the "Courier Polsky" of Warsaw, criticizes the gov-
ernment for searching out all sorts of excuses and always accusing various
elements of the population for government crises and for the general un-
favorable condition in the country. The paper calls such action irrespon-
sible and warns the authorities that Poland's cnodition will not improve un-
citizens of the land.
til equality and justice is vouchsafed to all
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message
from
Beirut,
High
Commissioner Sir Herbert
According to a
that city to confer with General Gourard,
Samel of Palestine has arrived in
French High Commissioner of Syria, on the question of co-operation be-
tween the English and French in the Near East. At a dinner given in his
closer entente
honor, Samuel declared that his dearest desire was to see a
.
with the French in the Asian affairs. Sir Herbert Samuel proceeds from
visit
the
ancient
ruins
there.
Beirut to Baalbek to
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per-
As a result of the Jewish May Day demonstration held with the
Poland, 600 Jews were wounded in
mission of the authorities in Warsaw,
hooli-
them
by
the
police
and
mob.
The
secret
police
and
the
an attack on
brutal attack on the Jewish labor procession and men,
gans engineered a
in the streets. A large number
women and chidren were cruelly beaten
now in hospitals. In addition, the Poale Zionist

of the injured Jews are
and about 150 Jewish demonstrators were arrested.
leader, Mr. Zrubovel,
bloodshed during the assaults on the
The streets bore evidence of the
was not molested.
Jewish procession. The Polish labor demonstration'

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"Make Good or
Get Out"

That's the ultimatum business has
served on every man. Severe? Yes—
but so is most medicine.

Business no longer has room for the
"order-taker"--the slacker—the ca-
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