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NEW YORK.— Extracts from a
learned King Ilussein of Iledjas has
confidential report on the relations
agreed to the treaty with Breat Brit-
between the Jews and the Arabs in
ain, providing for an Arab confeder-
Palestnie were read by Samuel Un-
ation, and has appointed Dr. Naji El
termyer, eminent New York lawyer,
Assil to proceed to London where the
to a mass meeting of which Mr. Un-
formal signing of the treaty will take
termyer was the chairman and which
place. Under the treaty, Palestine
took place at the Town Hall, on May
is recognized as within the "Arab
29. The report which the audience re.
Zone," but there is to be no change
evived with prolonged applause stated
in the present form of government
that the Arab oppsoition to the Jews
with Great Britain as the mandatory
is crumbling, that the Arabs are real-
power, charged by the League of Na-
izing that the policy of Great Britain
tions with the erection of the Jewish
in Palestine is fixed and beyond recall
By MARGARET KRENZLER
National Home.
and that their apprehensions as to the
The High Commissioner, Sir Her-
results of this policy were without
When I was a little girl about ten row.
bert Samuel, took occasion to reite-
foundation in fact.
One day there came to town a wom- rate his belief in steadfastness of the
there
lived
in
our
village
a
years old,
The meeting was held to celebrate
an. The gossips said she Was from Jewish National Home policy, which,
the conclusion of the New York cam- shoemaker—a Mr. Gross. He was a Budapest. She bought a house in he said, "will always remain."
paign for the Keren Ilayesod and was thin, sickly Jew with beard and "pay- Szeged to settle permanently and plac-
The occasion was the dedication of
made to coincide with "Palestine Day" os," so religious that even in an emer- ed a sign above her door saying that the Rabbinical House built by Harry
which had been officially recognized in gency no one could prevail upon him she gave scientific scalp treatments. Fische] of New York as a residence
it special' proclamation by Mayor Hy- to do the slightest piece of work after Mr. Gross, of course, sent his daugh- for Chief Rabbi Kuk. The Ameri.
late of New -York. The mayor who was Friday noon. Although he was crip- ter to the woman of modern mehtods. con Consul was also a speaker at the
scheduled to appear at the mass meet- pled he made a good living, because
For some months the girl went for ceremony.
ing, found it impossible to do so owing you must remember he was not a cob- treatments daily. Then one day
Reassures Jews.
to the SilVer Jubilee Celebration of bler—he was a shoemaker and a mas- Therese came out of the woman's
Sir Samuel assured representatives
New .York ('ity and sent a letter ter at his work. You know, one need house without the silken kerchief. In- of the National Council of Palestine
which was read by Mr. Untermyer not have two good feet to be able to stead, her head Was covered with hair Jews that no change is contemplated
and in which the Mayor expressed the make a pair of good shoes. The Chris- of golden brown. It was not very long in the government policy because of
hope that the response to the Pales- tian lassies were proud to wear the but the woman had done it up most the treaty with King Hussein of the
tine- Foundation Fund "will be hearty red shiny boots which he made for becomingly with a hair ribbon.
Iledjas. Only economic co-operation
and give needed encouragement to the church and every well-to-do Jewish
What a change in that girl! She with the proposed Arab Confedera-
sturdy pioneers who are building the girl had her shoes made to order by
could not control herself and walk tion is calculated, the High Commis.
roads, planting the trees, cultivating Shoemaker Gross.
straight. She had to skip—to leap. sinner stated.
the soil, erecting the schools and
His wife was dead—I don't remer- She sang aloud and smiled at all the
It is learned further that during
maintaining a sanitary organization ber her at all—but he had one daugh- world. Her sadness and shyness were his visit to Palestine in December,
for the new home of Israel in Judaea, ter. Szeged was noted for its pretty gone—gone with the silken kerchief. Dr. Weizmann had conversations
Galilee and in the valley of Jezreel,"
girls, and Therese, I assure you, did Never again did I hear her sing alone with the High Commissioner about
Addresses - were also delivered by not spoil the reputation. She Was no in her garden. She was too busy. She the probable effect of the Arab Con-
Dr. Schmarya Levin, Mrs. Richard more than sixteen at the time of which flew about here and there, for she had federation on the British govern-
Getting], the president of the Keren I speak. Her figure was like that of made multitudes of friends, not only ment's Zionist policy.
Ilayesod Women's League and Dr. a popular tree, tall and erect, with a in Szeged but in all the neighboring
An official statement declaring
Chaim Weizmann. The latter, after certain manner of reserve. And have towns. Nor Was she worried about there will be no change in the politi-
expres'sing his gratitude for the you ever looked into the face of a pan- frocks. • Had she not the pretty silken cal status of Palestine by the treaty
princely hospitality which he had re- sy and seen in its expression a cer- ones she had not worn in her somber with King Hussein will be issued in
ceived from all with whom he came in- tain innocence and pathos? The face days?
a few days, the government an-
to contact In the United States, men- of Therese was like that of es pansy.
Now ah ow! How she could dance nounces.
tioning particularly Louis Marshall, Blue as the waters of the Manioc it-
V•ad Leumi Recognized.
the czardas! She was soon talked
emphasized the close and cordial re- self were her eyes. Her lips, not red
The Vaad Leumi or the Jewish
about everywhere. She was the most
lations that existed between him and enough to be called ripe, drooped at popular girl in Szeged and there was Council will be recognized by the
all the officers of the Zionist Organi- the corners. The lower part of her
no notoriety in her fame. She was Palestine government as official rep-
zation and the Keren Ilayesod Organ- face widened a little thus rounding
resentative of the Jewish population,
just the liveliest girl.
ization of the United States.
the otherwise perfect oval,
Her father made protest, first meek- according to a semi-official report.
Speaking of the organization of
But alas, Therese had to wear a ly and when he saw it did not avail The rights of the various Jewish
the Jewish agency in accordance with silken kerchief on her head all the
he did what he believed was his duty communities will also be recognized,
the Palestine Mandate, Dr. Weizmann time. She had a diseased scalp and
to her as a father. Therese was beat- according to this report, although it
Stated that he would present to the no matter what the old women of the
en more than once for going alone to is not known yet whether the recog-
next Zionist Congress a comprehen- town advised, her hai r would not
a non-Jewish festival and staying out nition will extend to the right of the re
sive plan for the formation of such an grow. Hence, the girl was sad and so
Jewish communities to tax their con- It
till dawn.
agency which would include represen- timid that she would not mingle with
In order to get away in the eve- stituencies.
tatives of national Jewish organiza- the other lassies and she would not
The Arab daily, Philistine, pro-
nings, the girl would make solemn
tions all over the world. The Zionists dance with any youth in Szeged. She
promise's to be home early. Mr. Gross poses that the Arabs who are not
he added, are ready to extend a wel- possessed a beautiful voice and I re-
satisfied
with Sir Herbert Samuel's
industrious Jew that he was, would
coming hand to all Jews who are will- member stopping on my way when I
stay at his bench, working busily un- policy appeal to the League of Na-
ing to share in the responsibilities of heard Therese singing in her garden.
tions.
The
publication is incensed
til his daughter was supposed to re-
the upbuilding of Palestine. -
Her father had his fears. Ile might turn. When, however, the clock would because the government has paid no
The chairman read the following
attention
to
the resolution of the
die very soon and leave his Therese strike midnight and Therese still
telegram from Oscar S. Straus, for-
alone in the world. Therefore, he took would be absent he'd get urtiacast off Arab Economic Conference.
mer Ambassador to Turkey, who had
long journeys to famous rabbis all his leather apron, grasp his crutch
The Philistine suggests that the
been scheduled to address the meet-
over the country and begged these and go out following the direction Arab representatives demand that
ing.
holy men to bless his child and pray whence the music came. There he the government lift all land taxes
"Regret being detained by slight in-
to the good God that in his mercy He would be sure to find his Therese, which have remained in force since
disposition. The economic reconstruc-
may send her a fitting spouse before When she would see the bent form of Turkish times. The paper advises
tion of Palestine is no less a privilege
he, her poor crippled father, died. her father in the doorway, she'd turn that a copy of this demand be sent
than Ai duty which the Jews of all
Whenever the shoemaker returned pale, whisper a hurried good night to to every member of the British Par-
countries should afford to their less
from one of these pilgrimages he all, take his arm and depart.
liament, the Arabs meantime not to
fortunate brethren to enable them to
brought with him a talisman given
Yet great was the consternation of pay taxes. If the government an-
live in their Ancestral Home under
him by a rabbi. Therese took it and her poor father and all Szeged when swers in the affirmative, well and r-
guarantees of equal laws, where none
Therese disappeared from town. It goud; if not, the Arabs can then ap-
wore it and believed devoutly.
shall make them afraid."
So the cripple Mr. Gross limped was totally unexpected. A search Was peal to the League of Nations
Judge' Bernard A. Rosenblatt, the
made—apoor search as I recall B- against the British government. The
about
and
earned
a
living
and
his
chairman of the New York Campaign
and then all hope of ever seeing her final threat of the paper reads: "If
reported that the sum of $1,800,000 beautiful daughter grew up alone, was given up.
the League of Nations accedes to our
self-secluded.
There
was
no
one
to
has already been raised towards the
Why should I even attempt to re- demand, well and good! if not, the
quota of $2,000,000 for New York. Of whom she could communicate her de-
late to you the misery of the lame land is ours, and our efforts alone
sires,
her
thoughts,
her
troubles.
Nor
this suns $600,000 has been raised in
shoemaker or the unbounded sym- are sufficient to accomplish our
cash and the remainder in pledges could she share these of another. Even
pathy of every good neighbor? Mr. ends."
which, he stated, would be collected her sweet songs were sung to herself
Paper Has Hebrew Supplement.
and these were always songs of sor- Gross could not work after his•daugh-
during the coming two months.
ter had so strangely vanished. Ile
The Arab newspaper Anafir, which
wan fell violently ill. The doctor ex- appears in Haifa, has issued a Ile-
if
I
hausted his resources and the man brew supplement under the name of
died—moneyless, daughterless.
Hashofer.
He was not forgotten by his neigh-
This paper, always friendly to
bors. For years the entire incident Zionist aspirations, hopes thereby to
was a fresh and ever new subject for create a better understanding and
discussion. A hundred theories were more friendly relations between the
proposed as to what had happened to Jews and Arabs. The supplement is
Therese and a hundred theorie; were to be a weekly feature of the Arab
abandoned.
newspaper. • • •
About seven or eight years later a
lady of seeming high rank alighted POPE CALLS CATHOLICS
from her coach at the inn just outside TO DEEND HOLY PLACES
Szeged. A thrill of anticipation pass-
ROME.—(J. T. A.)—The "over-
ed through the whole town. It was whelming rights" of the Catholics to
II
rumored that a princess or at least a the holy places in Palestine were
i3
duchess Was stopping at the inn. By stressed by Pope Pius addressing the
that time I had grown into quite a
secret Consistorium on May 23 last,
young lady and I remember my eager-
it is learned.
I I
ness to see how this mysterious wom-
"It is hardly necessary to say that
an Was dressed.
I I
we will, as hitherto," defend the un-
On the day after her arrival the
deniable, obvious and overwhelming
lady passed our very door. She was
rights of Catholics to the Holy places
dressed in costly black and her face
in Palestine," the Pontiff is reported
was covered with a heavy black veil.
to have said.
She went straight to the house of the
rabbi.
The town has grown so;' she ex-
plained to the old man, "that I can-
KEREN HAYESOD IN MAY
not find the shop of the shoemaker
Gross."
Emanuel Neumann, general secre-
The rabbi looked at her intently
and recognized her, "You are Therese, tary of the Palestine Foundation
his daughter," he said. She did not Fund (Keren Ilayesod) in the United
deny it. The rabbi told her that her States, has issued a statement an-
father had died shortly after her dis- nouncing that during the month of
appearance from Szeged. She made May the headquarters of the organiz-
no womanish demonstrations of grief. ation at 114 Fifth avenue, New York,
eceived the sum of $770,000, the
She just lowered her head and asked
largest sum which the organization
to be lead t oher father's grave ,
has
received in any single month so
The rabbi sent for the "shamus"
and the three of them went out to the far. The next largest sum was re-
ceived
in January, 1922, when $280,-
farther end of the village to the ceme-
tery. For a long time Therese wept 000 was the total remitted to head-
rl on the spot which was pointed out to quarters. The funds received last
her as her father's place. The next month came principally from the re-
day she made arrangements with the sults of the campaigns in New York,
rabbi to have an expensive monument Philadelphia, Chicago and a number
placed on the grave. She donated a I of other communities in different
large sum to the "yeshivah" and made parts of the country.
provisions for "kaddish" to be said for
Mr. Neumann further announced
her father every year so long as there that the campaign is being continued
would exist a synagogue in Szeged. in different parts of the country,
She departed that same day.
eapecialy in the state of New Jersey,
I see you are left unsatisfied. You in Pittsburgh and vicinity, in Texas,
want to know whither she had gone on the Pacific coast and other locali-
and whence she returned. Did she ties. A number of communities
have a lover whom we could suspect? which were unable to begin cam-
No, no, like many stories of this kind, paigns this spring have already made
many of the most important details arrangements for the fall and have
remained a mystery. To all appear. expressed the desire that Dr. Weiz
ances she left by herself and an far mann be requested to pay another
as we know she returned alone.
visit to America in the fall in order
—American Hebrew. to complete the work which he has so
successfully begun.
For there is no remembrance of
The obligations of the American
the wise more than of the fool for- organization to the Keren Ilayesod
ever: seeing that which now is In budget in Palestine for the month of
the days to come shall all be forgot- June as well as to the Hadassah Med-
ten. And how dieth the wise man? ical Organization have already been
As the fool —Eccl.
met, it Is further stated.
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