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THE

APRIL 21, 1922

PEntortliwisilit
i w4Ing

PALESTINE REVIVING
SAYS LABOR LEADER
OF GREAT BRITAIN

Lou Goldbergi

(Concluded from page one.)
settle; the workmen are having their
wages raised when they come in con-
tact with Jewish labor. For the Jew,
who is working for a new Erez-Is-
rael that will be a fulfilment of
, prophecy and will still the long wail-
ings of his oeople, knows that Arab
standards of comfort will not do.
So decisive is the competition of
Three Jews were killed and a large number wounded in Budapest by
bombe thrown by persons said to be members of the party of "Awakening Arab low-paid labor in roadmaking,
railway
and building work that the
Magyars," at a dinner tendered to 1ealers of the Liberal party.
' funds of the Zionist Organization
have to be drawn upon to supplement
The Federation of Judean Colonies has received a letter from the gov-
the wages of Jewish workmen, or
ernor of Jaffa informing them that the High Commissioner has consented
make good losses on Jewish contracts
to recude the tax on ground under tobacco cultivation from £4 to £2 per
that have had to be taken at rates
dunam.
which could not sustain Jewish con-
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ditions. Fortunately the conciliator,
The director of agriculture of the Palestine government reports that I as well as the mischief-maker, is at
his department has distributed tobacco seeds of Turkish and Syrian varieties work. In places like Tiberias one
to 63 village and colonies, together with detailed instructions for cultivation finds committees of Moslems, Chris-
and subsequent treatment.
I tians and Jews working for co-opera-
•
•
Single Horne.,
. tion and peace, and promoting schools
Duplexes
The Commerce and Industry Department of the Zionist Executive la and other improvements to bring the
•nd
preparing for publication of a guide-book, in several languages, which will sections together.
contain recent and useful information for Palestine tourists. The editor
The Jewish Ye•rnings.
Home Site*
One has a very soft spot in one's
of the book is Joshua Press.
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heart for the Arab nationalists who,
HIRSCH
Messrs. Margolin and Trop have just opened a distillery in Jaffa. The for but a brief moment, were allowed
spirit manufactured should have a good market in the country and should to dream of a great knigdom in which
Realty Company
in time replace that hitherto imported. The by-products of this industry are Palestine was included. The Arab
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has been played with, and we come
being used for cattle feeding.
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badly out of our transactions with
him. But in this land there is some-
The February report of the Jewish session of the Russian Communist
I
thing which is greater than our
I party notes the fact that the interest of the Jewish workers in political
schemes. I have gone from Dan to
Paysner's Cleaning Shop questions is decreasing. The report states that the Jewish workingmen are Beersheba, and day after day this
Ci
deserting the unions and political organizations.
something has grown upon me. For
Cleaning, Pressing, Dyeing and Re.
one brought up in Jewish or Chris-
pairing on Ladies' and Gents' Gar-
The Palestine government has instituted a new Department of Labor tian tradition, this is the holy land,
We call and Deliver. which is working in close touch with the Department of Immigration and
ments.
a land which reveals itself as an idol
Give Us a Trial.
Travel. A. M. Ilyamson, the assistant director of the Department of Tm- that is seen in the dim light of a
sanctuary, a land which seems to
1914 Taylor Avenue, near Twelfth migration and Travel, has been • appointed
• cnotroller of labor.
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have been one's dwelling place for
Phone Garfield 6483.
According to the report of the Department of Commerce and Industry ' many generations. No power on
of the government of Palestine, the Norwegian consul-general in Palestine earth can take from this land its
is considering the possibility of shipments of timber, tinned fish and granite magiv attractions for its people.
.
I have seen their remnants dron-
olive oil and soda.
NewYork Custom Shoe Shop to Palestine in return for shipments • of • oranges,
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•
ing their prayers by the Wailing
Shoes and Booth built to order.
The J. C. B. correspondent learns that no meeting of the League of , Place, kissing its broken stones, and
Jockey and Riding Boots, Ballet Slip- Nations is expected to be held in April. It is, however, possible that thel lighting their flickering candles o f
Fi
pers. Specialists In cripple and Mandate for Palestine will be considered during the month of May, when I hope and faith on its ledges; I have
orthopedic work.
it is expected a session of the Council of the League of Nations will be held. seen the countless graves in the Val-
•• • ley of Jehoshaphat wherein lie the
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A. Kalich and his wife, Molly Rikau, American Jewish actors now in hosts of this chosen people drawn
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1620 Broadway
Warsaw, received a tremendous ovation at their farewell performance there. hither from every land to wait for
the
judgment
which
they
have
been
banquet
was
tendered
in
their
honor
by
their
friends
and
admirers
in
A
Warsaw. The artists are proceeding to the provinces in a repertoire of told is to take place there; I have
seen the living, the youth, the be-
Jewish plays.
lievers, planting the waste places and
, $50 REWARD
Delegates
of
the
Rabbinate
of
Minsk
have
arrived
in
Warsaw
in
order
adorning the land as a bride is
For any WATCH we cannot FIX
to purchase "matzoth meal for Pesach." The Soviet government has adorned by gifts from the bride-
with a two-year guarantee.
granted
permission
for
the
importation
of
the
flour.
The
Jewish
communal
groom.
These things are evidence,
Main Spring 50 cents.
organizations of Warsaw are trying to obtain the permission of the Polish that in the heart of Judaism there is t
JOHN R. WATCH AND REPAIR
a
love,
and
that in the Jew's mind
authorities to export the flour.
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there is a quest, which he will par-
Branch No. 2, 2562 Woodward
The first detachment of the new Palestine militia, numbering about 260 sue in the face of all obstacles, and
men, has arrived. The force is made up largely of soldiers who were de- through wearily long generations un-
mobilized from units of the Royal Irish Constabulary, known as the til the prophecies of his ancient
>1.-1
"Blacks and Tans." The entire contingent will number 700 men and will teachers and of his own heart have
been fulfilled.
supplement the native police force.
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General Gouraud, High Commissioner for Syria, left Paris for Rome,
THE SABBATH ANGEL
where he will confer with Pope Pius XI on the standing of the Catholic'
church in Syria and Palestine and means of safeguarding the Christian
(Continued from page 6.)
institutions in those mandatory countries. Ile will proceed from Rome to
beginning to end.
Syria to resume his duties as High Commissioner.
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"Good", said King Solomon, when , ITALIAN KING GIVES
ZIONISTS HIS AID
The well knowo Russian Jewish communal workers, Bramson and Sin- s he had finished. "Your face is your
galowski, have left for the United States, where they intend to start a , b est witness. It is tired, and your
ROME.—(J. C. B.)—The aid of the
campaign for the support of the "Ort." The "Ort," as is known, assists' eyes burn with hunger. Sit down
Jewish agricultural colonies in South Russia, and strives to promote agri- here and refresh yourself." The ser- Italian Government in securing the
vents of Solomon brought her bread,. early registration of the British Man-
culture and artisan trades among the Jews of Russia.
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and wine, and fruit in abundance. date for Palestine, was promised by
According to a communication received from the Agricultural Colonize- Meanwhile three strangers entered' King Victor Emanuel in the course
Hon:Department, more than 1,215 immigrants have been given employment with heavy sacks on their shoulders.
,..ire -"
• •
"Welcome to you, strangers," ex-
by this department. Of this number, 500 men are now working on the
lands of the Jewish National Fund, both in the new established settlements claimed the king. "What is it that
you want? Why do you carry those
in Emek Jezreel and in the old Jewish National Fund farms.
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heavy sacks on your shoulders?" Then
Camel corps en route from Bagdad through the Iraque were attacked the strangers told their tale.
They were Ishmaelite merchants,
by roving tribes. Many casualties are reported as having resulted from
the fighting that ensued. Excitement has run high in consequence of this dealers in rich jewels. They had been
and similar 'occurrences. It is felt that the authorities have been unable sailing on the sea. It was rather
to guarantee security to life and property on the roads and highways. As rough, but they were strong men, and
did not fear the winds. One night
• result, the Bagdad cabinet has sent in its resignation.
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the ship began to leak, and the water
The Association of Jewish Wine Growers has lately been active in open- came creeping in, at first slowly, and
ing up new markets for the Palestine wines. Representatives have been the nmore swiftly. The ship was be-
sent to various countries of Europe and of the Far East. The prospects ginning to founder. They cried aloud
are particularly hopeful in regard to such countries as Japan, India and for help, but the howl of the waves
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China. The prices have been considerably lowered in order to encourage swallowed up the sound. The ship
continued to sink. They began to cry
the export of wine to countries with a low rate of exchange.
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to their gods, but that did not help.
To avoid duplication of political effort and prevent conflicting repre- They began to call upon other gods,
sentations by leaders of different Jewish groups, representatives of all the god of Moab, and the god of the
parties in Carpathian Russia organized a political union which is charged Philistines, and all the other gods
with all negotiations with the government. It is hoped in this way to do they knew, but not one of them
away with repeated appearances of unauthorized leaders before President answered. Suddenly, they thought of
Masaryk and other representat!ves of the Czecho-Slovakian government. the God of Israel, and one of them
cried aloud: "0 God of Israel, help,
Several relief committees in Kiev have applied to the Soviet government us in our need!" They swore that if
Floyd Hickman Superb Orchestra
for permission to send delegations abroad to collect money for the famine- He would help them, all the profit they
stricken Jews. Emcee, the Jewish Communist paper published in Moscow, had made on their journey they would
remarks that the delegations would consist of bourgeois and clerical ele- offer up to Him. No sooner had they
ments who would utilize their journey abroad to conduct an agitation made this vow, than a terrible wind
against the Soviets. The publication therefore warns the government carried something from the shore. It
stuck into the whole through which
against granting the desired permission.
the water was rushing, and the ship,
A trading company was formed in Roumania at the end of 1920 for the their riches and their lives were
saved, for when the storm cleared up
purpose
of
establishing
trade
connections
between
Palestine
and
Roumania.
"Finest
The founders of the company include many well known business men and they found themselves not far away
ships on
aders
of
Roumania,
such
as
Messrs.
A.
Bernhardt,
A.
Zissu
and
from the shore. So they had come to
Zionist
I
,
any sea."
She!, m Myer. It has succeded in bringing to Palestine a large qutntity of Jerusalem to fulfill their vow.
Roumanian timber and other building materials, and of marketing a con-
King Solomon asked them whether
sslerable amount of Palestine products in Roumania.
they knew what the thing was that
annseLi.
had been blown from the shore and
At a conference of Chaluzim held in Vienna, at which delegates from that had filled the leak?
Russia, Poland, Lithuania and Austria participated, it was decided to con-
"Yes, mighty king," they answered.
voke a world conference of Chaluzim, to be held in September. It was also "We took it nut. Here it is, a half-
decided to publish a journal devoted to the problems of the Chaluzim. The baked loaf of bread.' The king called
conference was deeply moved by letters from Chaluzib in the Ukraine and the widow Shunamis. "Do you recog-
via
bordering countries, describing their plight, due to the lack of money and nize this?" he asked, pointing to the
Canadian Pacific
the difficulty in obtaining permission to emigrate to Palestine.
bread. "Yes, it is my bread," she
answered. So King Solomon declared
and the Scenic
At a conference held in London for the purpose of considering all that the bags of gold and silver should
St. Lawrence River
questions arising out of the transmigration of Jews through England and be left with him. And after the
Direct Service.
other Western countries, Mr. Ungern, the representative of the "Ica" (Jew- strangers had gone away, he said to
ish Colonization Association), declared that the "Ica" would be ready to . the widow Shunamis:
Southampton, Liverpool,
arrange for the immigration of 60,000 Jews to Palestine during the next
"Take this gold, and this silver.
Glasgow, Cherbourg, Ant-
year, covering all expenses involved, on condition that the Zionists under- Thus has God repaid you for your
werp, Hamburg. See local
take to provide the immigrants with work upon their arrival in Palestine. third loaf of bread. And from now
S.S. Agents or write G. G.
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on, you will know that nothing in the
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The Turkish Nationalists claim no territories of the former Turkish world happens without His knowledge.
empire other than those inhabited by Turks, Fetid Bey, Paris representa- The wind is only his messenger." And
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tive of the Angora government, told the Jewish Telegraphic Agency cor- the widow, overjoyed, took the gold
respondent. Accordingly, Turkish Nationalists do not lay claim to either and silver, and built herself a beauti-
Syria or Palestine and are not opposed to the Jewish National Home in the ful house near the sea, and gathered
latter country. Moreover, Kemal Pasha is prepared to sign an agreement many friends around her, and lived
disavowing any claim to Palestine and recognizing the British Mandate, his long and happily.
representative stated.

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of an audience he granted Dr. Chaim world over, asking Dr. Weizmann
Weizmann of London, President of the numerous questions regarding the im-
World Zionist Organization, at 10
migration of Jews to Palestine and
o'clock Saturday morning (Roman
the position of the Jewish people in
time), lasting over 45 minutes.
Roumania, Poland, Lithuania and
The King is said to have displayed Russia. Ile was especially interested
keen interest in, and profound knowl- in the Zionist plane for the recon-
edge of the situation of Jews the struction of Palestine.

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NDICATIVE of the continued upbuilding of business con-

ditions in Michigan, the Detroit Life Insurance company
reports $3,511,000 new business written during the first
quarter of 1922.

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This compares with $2,452,000 during the similar
period of 1921 and is, an increase of $1,059,000 or 43 per
cent over last year.

There are 98 Old Line or Legal Reserve Life In-
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Of all these the Detroit Life shows the greatest gain in
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P. Moloch, who has recently been apponited Finance Minister for
Edna Hirsch writes me this: "My
Greece, has left for Genoa, where he will be one of the representatives of
dear Miss Ish-Kisher. I have enjoyed
Greece at the Economic Conference. Another Jewish representative at the
been sending to you, and so I am going
Genoa Confernece will be Professor Gustave Cassell, who will attend the
conference as a Swedish expert. Professor Cassell has just received the the puzzles the boys and girls have
to send one also. My puzzle is a
highest distinction at the disposal of Sweden: the so-called "Solderstrom
Gold Medal." Lloyd George, it is known, once termed Cassell "one of the diagonal puzzle, and as you have
shown the boys and girls how to do
most brilliant economists in the world."
them, I do not think they will have
• • • •
ht. Chodzko, Polish Minister of Health, declined to receive a delegation any trouble if they try real hard."
of Jewish physicians from Eastern Galicia, alleging that the doctors had , Now boys and girls, seeing that Edna
sought "international intervention" before applying to the Polish authori- has paid you such a compliment, you
ties. The physicians desired to submit a memorandum containing recom- must try to guess this puzzle. It is
' mendations for the dealing with the unhygienic conditions among the Jewish interesting, and a little harder than
refugees. A copy of the memorandum was submitted also to several mem- the other puzzles, so I expect all the
bers of the International Sanitary Conference, which was held at Warsaw bright boys and girls to try it. (Edna,
recently. It is understood the health minister resented this method of by the way, lives at 1164 Forest ave-
approaching circles outside Poland concerning matters affecting Polish nue. Hammond, Indiana.)
The first thing to do is to guess
inhabitants.
these names:
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1. One of the kingdoms into which
It is reported that among the preparations now under way for the New
York Keren Hayesod drive, which will begin on April 16, 1,300 volunteer Palestine was divided after the death
of
King Solomon.
workers have already been enrolled. These workers have pledged them-
2. The tribe from which Saul, the
selves to solicit from a list of prospects to be furnished them by headquar-
ters. These workers come from every section of the city and all elements first king of the Jews, came.
3. The hook of the laws.
, of Jewry. This number does not include the volunteers that are being
4. The third king of the Jews.
mobilized by the Women's Division of the campaign, which is under the
5. The son of Sloomon, who reign-
special (Erection of • woman's committee headed by Mrs. Richard Gottheil
and Mrs. Fradel Willnes Ilaskell. The report states further that this wom- ed after him.
g. A country of the ancient world.
en's committee expects to enroll at least 1,500 volunteers. A special list
7. The uncle of Esther.
of 100,000 names of prospects has been prepared and will be furnished
8. A city of the kingdom of Israel.
these volunteers.

Of the 98 companies doing business in Michigan all
but 26 showed a loss in 1921 business compared with 1920.
Therefore, that the Detroit Life should show any gain is
highly creditable. /That it should lead all the companies
selling life insurance in Michigan, in the total gain last
year, is but another evidence of the fact that Michigan people
patronize Michigan progress and appreciate the advantages
of a home company which offers them life insurance at the
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