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pointed out that there are couatrias, porting a population in Palestine
such as Japan, engaged in large scale large as that in Biblical times
production that lack raw materials, a standard of life equal to or slig
but a study of what that country pro- higher than that of the count
duces and the labor conditions under from which Jews are coming.
The whole of I'alestine, no le
which it works, as well as a study of
its standard of living, would convince than a small county in one of
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even the ordinary layman who had large states in America, even if
only the slightest understanding of tensive farming was universally
carefully by the opportunity afforded Jewish life that a repetition of what veloped, would find itself I
me through my visit.
Japan has done would be impossible premed to provide not only au&
food for a total population of Ai
A small country such as Palestine , in Jewish Palestine.
which on a clear day can be seen
The support of a large population Christians and Jews of several
from end to end from any one of the in Palestine will of necessity have to lions, but sufficient export to bal
high mountains with a good pair of come from sources other than that the import necessary to maintair
field glasses, must necessarily be of industry. Industry there will be standard of life which our people
more than an agricultural country if in Palestine; in fact, there is at pres - mend and which would be absob
it is to support any large number of ent small industry, which will in the essential if they were to be a he
people. Therefore, to think in terms course of time increase, but large contented people.
There is no need to discuss
of millions of people residing in Pal. production industry for export, at
estine, self-supporting and self-sus- least for the present, is out of the conditions, climate, rainfall; a
this has been discussed allirmat
taining, one must immediately think question.
and negatively by experts good
in terms of industry.
The Rutenberg Concession.
bad. It is sufficient for me tha
Palestine and Industry.
In discussing the possibilities of accomplishments of the colonist
There are so many angles of in- small industry, I must not pass by such as to convince me that it o
dustry that to discuss the subject at lightly the development of electrical sible to develop the rocky and
Acting on many requests from customers who were unable to reach us, we are extending
length would make what I intended power under the Rutenberg conces- soil of Palest'ne to a highly pr
as a brief statement entirely too long, sion. While up to the present time five state. That great sacrifices
and,
as
a
further
inducement,
we
add
a
number
of
extra
this sale for another week
and yet it will be necessary to touch the only one plant in operation is at to be made, that great sufferin
specials in authentic and direct importations at prices really remarkable.
on certain phases of it as it applies to Tel-Aviv and that a Duessel engine, to be endured, that men and w
Palestine. When we think in terms oil-driven unit, yet the possibilities have to labor under the hardest
of industry for any country, or even of power development through the
ditions, that life at best in the
',Unhurt
Iran
a section of a country, our thoughts natural water power resources are al-
Beluchistan
days of land development is a i
Average
size
four
feet
in
inches
Ill
naturally turn to the raw materials most unlimited.
Average size six itet six inches be
able existence, all this must not
Average sire five feet six inches by
toll feet eight inches. Spec la'
necessary. Given raw materials,
There is no question in my mind too formidable, as the idealis
three
feet
three
inches.
Special
:47
three feet six inches. Special price •25
supply of labor fully competent to but what the Rutenberg plan of pro.
price for choice
•
price
for
choice
those who pioneer the land is
for choice
turn the raw product into the manu- ducing cheap power in Palestine will
that they accept as a matter is
factured article and the necessary play an important part in the eco-
Kerrnan
all these hardships, so that it
•Dozar
finances, there still remains the ques- nomic and social development of
Su ruk
.
the final results of their effort
verage
size
five
feet
by
three
fest
tion
of
a
market
that
will
absorb
the
Average size seven feet by four feet
I'alestine,
particularly
in
transporta-
Average size live feet six inches by
Special price for
product at a price that will produce tion, in irrigation and in furnishing we must look.
six inches. Special price fi , r468
three feet six inches. Special price
Palestine, to be an agriei
oi ce
ch
a sufficient profit to carry on. This. light and power, so that life in that
choice
for choice
roughly and briefly, is the cycle, and country will take on the higher as- country, needs the genius of th
which,
blended with his idealise
Boyar
any discussion of Palestine as an in- pects that always follow the trail of
Lilahan
again be converted into a lam
Antic
dustrial country must encircle it, electricity.
It- son size—ten feet seven inches.
ing
with
milk and honey, pro .
Ro.nn
size-
eleven
feet
two
inches
must see to it that it is complete.
Room size—ten feet ten inches by
by seven feet seven inches
It is with pleasure that I say a few of course, there are not too m
by eight feet one inch. Marked 4350
seven feet. Marked specially
Generally speaking, Palestine lacks words about the Rutenberg plant at drink the milk and sip the hon
Marked specially now, to
specially now, 10
now to
most of the essentials necessary for Tel-Aviv. In the several enterprises
Thousands—Not Millions
any considerable industry. It has no I am associated with, electric power
Ispahan
Kerman
All through my tour of Pale:
mineral resources such as coal, iron, plays a large part. It has been nec-
Sank
Hoorn
size—nineteen
iect
$165
copper, nickel; in fact, it is practical- essary for me to know- something of was constantly conscious 0
Room size-ten feet two niche
Room size—tWeIVC feet
ire two inches. M■tr.■• i t ∎ ! .
ly barren of those natural essentials power production and the machinery thought, not millions for Pa l
six fees Marked specially
feet. Marked specially
specially now, to
which must necessarily be available and building necessary for economi- but thousands. Not all thos
nw.
to
by n
now, to
in large quantities if any considerable cal operation. I want to pay Dr. Itu- want to come, but those who
Chinese
industry is to be developed.
tenberg and his associates the com- to come. Not accidental immig
Chinese
Chinese
For the sake of argument, we pliment of saying that their plant at but selected immigration.
Average $48 Very handsome rugs. Averag.
Beautifully assorted
In my conversation with al
might
assume
an
ample
supply
of
Tel-Aviv is without question the most
Assorted colors averaging four
seven by bun feet.
size six by three.
skilled labor, which at the present compact. the best laid out and the of men in that country, I pr
"$76
feet by two feet. Special price
Choice
thoice
this
thought, and without ex
moment
does
not
exist
in
any
quan-
finest
all
around
little
plant
of
its
for choke
tity. We might also assume that a kind I. have ever had the pleasure of found them in complete aCCOi
Chinese
Chinese
my
views.
These men, anxiou
sufficient
supply
of
capital
would
be
looking over.
Chinese
R.,o, size—twelve by nine feet
available, and that machinery of the
If this type of efficient construc- Palestine contain a large poi
li.son size and extra quality—size
and
of
extra
go,
e1
quality
Rana size in beautiful colors run-
W011111 tion is a forerunner of what the Ru- as quickly as possible, reali
highest
production
possibilities
ten by eight feet.
Markol specially
ning in size nine by six feet and
be installed, and yet the handicap of tenberg plan will be when completed, there is such a thing as mov
Marked specially
marked
having to import raw materials would Palestine can look forward to having fast and the danger that lurk
be such as to make marketing the as fine an electrical installation as complishment. The past few
See Out Exhibit
product a difficult business problem. any country in the world. From what since the British occupatioi
The question of market is one of I have seen and heard, it wouldn't be seen Palestine almost double
Good Furniture
the
:ft
vital importance in the discussion of at all surprising if Palestine was to rah population. The governno
1(1.Nut
Better Homes Show
industrial development. One might be the first country to make the full sus of 1922 gave the Jewish
Expensive, it
have the raw materials, the skilled use of electricity, not only as it ap- tion as 83,794 out of a total
workmen, the finances to operate and plies to transportation and produc- tion of 757,182.
Since this census was taker
the highest production and yet not tion, but in its use in agriculture and
10,000 more Jews have co
be able to find a market, due to the in the home.
DETROIT MICHIGAN
about
3,500 have left, makint
distance
from
the
market,
to
lack
of
room..
Developing Agriculture.
Jewish population of about
facilities for reaching market and to
Visit our permanent Better Homes Exhibit. Three complete floora-108
As I have previously said, the sup- Of these 90,000, more than
a high cost of production, due to a
high standard of living and to corn- port of a large population cannot de- ere living in the cities of P
1,
Oh OS 10 Sal \ fat
' petition from other countries lacking pend upon the development of indus- leaving a bare 20,000 on t
'the disadvantages enumerated. In try; therefore, if Palestine is ever to These figures are rough, tak
As he came into his apartment he my judgment, at the present time the become a homeland for the Jewish reports furnished by the Zi ■
people in which millions of our peo- five, and are used to show t
wasn't crazy about asking her to join
fairly yelled to his attendant. "Take possible markets available to Pales-
our club."
off these robes quickly, for I am tine are being supplied with their re- ple can be provided for upon a stan- a small proportion of the
"It doesn't matter now," went on
chancellor of the uni- quirements of manufactured articles dard of living that is in harmony with come here settle on the land
Anna, "But don't you notice that the smothered. As
Jewish life and Jewish ideals, then
One need not go much furl
versity of London I order you to do (under such conditions as to price, other forms of providing a livelihood
girls aren't so snobby now?"
so at once." quality, marketing facilities) from
figures to show the danger
AC
"If you'll keep still a minute, I'll
must
be
developed.
people if this ratio of city p(
The attendant was not slow' in re- countries which have available all of
There is the land that in the days as against farm population e
say smoething," said Lillian laughing- moving the rich garment from the the essentials as to make the con-
gone by was spoken of as a land flu
ly as she came forward. "We have
prince's shoulders, but he did not stop sideration of Palestine as an indus- ing with milk and honey, and whi h Already the problem of co
here an invitation from the Merry- there. At the request of the prince he trial country an impossible one. This
employment has caused gr
Time Club with special requests for proceeded to remove the naval uni- statement will only hold if the facts is reported as having supported sev- cern to those vitally interest
eral millions of people. It is possible building of roads and olio
all of us to conic to their party next
I
have
stated
them
are
true,
unless
RS
as well and to prepare the prince
that Palestine, if highly devleoped ag- work on a large scale by the
week. Of course, we can't refuse, can form
for the enjoyment of that liberty discoveries are made which at the
riculturally, would provide sufficient ment has almost ceased, al
we?"
which can be partaken of not only by present time are unknown.
consisted of Jewish girls, had a meet-
"Of course not, agreed Dora every free subject of the British Em- As I see it, the cycle for successful foodstuffs for a population of several building and other private
THE NEW MEMBER
ing. The members rarely quarreled, promptly.
pire but by every human being business is broken in two fundamen- millions with a standard of living
and when they did, they soon became
"See, Dora," whispered Anna to her throughout the world. tat essentials—that of raw material equal to that of Biblical days. flow-
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Ey Eta C•minaky, East Tawas, Mich. friends again. Dora and Anna walk- friend, "It's because of the new mem-
ever, I question the possibility of sup-
The prince was again himself as he and that of market. It might be
ed home together, so one can imagine ber."
lay upon the soft and silken couch
that all went well at the meeting.
"She really does look so lonely,
clad in the becoming softness of a
The Lively Girls' Club had two riv-
girls," Anna spoke sadly, as she
THE PRINCE BECOMES
soothing bath robe and reading in an
al
clubs,
the
Good-Time
Club
and
the
watched the newest member of the
afternoon's newspaper the account of
CHANCELLOR
Merry.Making Club, who always tried
clam walk solemnly to her seat.
how he became the chancellor of the
to
"show
off."
The
rival
clubs
had
"Really, girls," went on kind-heart-
University of London.
The Prince of Wales had breakfast-
"THE STORE THAT MADE FARMER STREET"
ed Anna, "I think we ought to ask her thought of inviting the new members,
to join our club. The others won't namely, Annette Holcomb, but had ed and had gone to his office, where THE CROWN OF LEARNING
not
decided
to
do
so.
They
must
first
his
secretary
was
opening
his
mail.
ask her."
In ancient Babylon there lived a
"Good morning, Mr. Secretary,"
"Well, she doesn't seem to fit into see if she would fit into their class.
prince in whose family the crown of
our club," put in Dora, "She's any- Soon after the clubs found out that said the Prince. As he approached
Miss Holcomb was a rich and well- his desk he found that the mail was David was a treasured possession.
thing but lively, you can see."
Although he had no money, the young
"Yes, but she hasn't the chance. titled young lady and ought to be wel- less bulky that it usually was.
"Good morning, Your Majesty," re- prince never dreamed of wearing this
How can she be, now? Would you be comed anywhere.
A
day
after
this
Annette
Holcomb
plied the secretary, as he proceeded to crown some day, but thought instead
happy if everybody looked at you and
said 'poor lonesome girl, ur something was regarding three messages with a put the Prince's swivel chair in ex- of another crown which he had heard
puzzled
expression
on
her
face.
It
actly the right position. "The mail was to be obtained in Jerusalem.
like that, but wouldn't associate with
So one day Hillel, for that was the
you? I don't care, but I think the would be impossible to join all three is not as heavy this morning but the
youth's name, started for Palestine to
Lively Girla' Club should try to make clubs, but Annette would have liked calendar, I fear, will be quite exact-
gain the crown kept there. He learn-
to
do
that.
Two
messages
had
come
ing."
others happy, too."
"What's the big stunt today?" in- ed that not everyone could enter the
Anna wiped a stray tear from her that morning; one had come a week
cheek and went on talking: "Now before. Annette was undecided as to quired the Prince as he stood in the little house where this was kept, for
center of the room, his hands on his each day money must he given the
Dora, do you want her to join or not? which she would join.
"She didn't accept," mused Dora hips and a shurlish smile hovering doorkeeper. Poor Hillel had no mon-
Let's put it to the vote."
ey so he went to work chopping wood.
"I think the president should be giv- thoughtfully at the next Lively Girls' about his lips.
When he had saved enough he went
"You are to become Chancellor of
en a chance to say something about meeting.
"Yes, but she was so nice about it," the University of London this after- proudly to the door and paid his way,
it," declared Dora, "But, of course, we
and
there day after day he sat listen-
declared
Anna.
"She
wanted
to
join
must have a meeting first. It's five
noon, and the ceremonies begin
ing to famous teachers. But alas, one
minutes before the last bell and Ger- but the other girls acted so dreadful- promptly at two o'clock."
cold
mid-winter's day he found him-
The Prince did not say a word, but
trude, Sadie and Jessie aren't here ly about it that she decided not to.
She wouldn't join one of the others sat down at his desk to peruse letters self penniless and unable to attend
yet."
"Then we shall have a meeting to- unless they let join both, so they uni- that had come from all parts of the school any longer.
As he sat in his room, head in
night after school," suggested Lil- ted and call themselves the Merry- British Empire and that contained for
Time ('tub."
lian, the president.
the most part, greetings and compli- hands, hopeless, he suddenly remem-
bered
that if he were to gain the
"Ugh!"
retorted
Dora,
"The
Good
It was agreed, and that night after
ments and requests that could hardly
crown for which he had come, he must
school the Lively Girls' Club, which Time Club was the best. Anyway, I be met."
not
lose
any of the precious lessons.
After spending the morning in a
more or less commonplace routine, the He rushed bark to the schoolhouse and
up
on the roof listened at the
Prince returned to Buckingham Pal- going
ace to lunch with the King and Queen. skylight. So engrossed was he that
Promptly at half-past one the he never noted that it was snowing.
The next ni truing the students no-
Prince, wearing a naval uniform of a
form c covering
g the sky-
ar orm
)
superior rank, surmounted the robes ticed a lark
light.
It pro ed to be poor 11010, al-
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versity he was greeted by the vice- they heard his story the teachers said
newly equipped and greatly
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So Billet' earned his crown of know-
At two o'clock the ceremonies began
entire
third
floor, covering 10,000
ledge,
and
later
became
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of
the
Contractors Know—
with an address of welcome by the
square feet—for it is without ques-
vice-chancellor, followed by the con- greatest teachers ever known.
ferring of the chancellorship of the
tion the finest of its kind in the
university upon the young prince.
country!
The action was characterized by
the rich pomp and circumstance in
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As he moved about from place to
parel, displayed conveniently, so
place in the venerable hall and upon
the platform where most of the cere-
that you may make your selections
mony was enacted, the prince was as-
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sisted by a dapper little page who car-
and
ried about the train of the gold and
the reach of every purse.
Refinishing
russet robes. Throughout the exer-
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at
self-possessed. But in his heart there
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