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NEW YORK.—(J. T. A.l—Eliezer
The Cronkhite murder case, which has been one of thane mysterious
affairs which cause underground whisperings and suspicions of intrigue, is Slates Kadoorie of Shanghai, China,
the front in Tacoma, Wash., where it is being conducted by the ' a brother of the late Sir Ellis Ha-
a-aiiu
eve to
It the
has been called by sonic another "Dreyfuss cane" b -ecauae doorie, who left in his will S125,000
brought against Captain Rosenbluth, a Jew, and by reason for educational purposes in Palestine,
g"" rn te
on
LI.
of the
of
the SU
efforts
of influential Jews, as well as non-Jews, to show that a eon- ,
m
austi possibly in soe
hhed the Deartment
o f Jce,
p
case of suicide, othe rs ' i
{p racy, possibly
fasten in
what sonic have said is
military group?, toatc
an accident.
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wish it understood that I am simply assembling the nom of newspaper
I
comment
that was published during the past several years. Roland Pithier,
now on trial for the murder of Major Alexander Cronkhite, when arrested,
confessed that he had fired the shot that killed Cronkhite and that he fired
the instigation of Captain Robert Rosenbluth. Later he retracted I
1
it
at
completely
his confession, exonerating Rusenbluth and making the state-
Went that it was an accidental death.
had died down when General Adelbert Cronkhite returned from
The case
Europe
and determined to prove that his son did not kill himself and that
the War I
sharp
not accidental. Ile said some was
" tengs an out hs
h abd tnipresl
i e
his death was
rethi
ir d"
Department and suddenly, or so it seemed, he
sion gained ground in certain quarters that he was another "victim" of
this mysterious case. So now we have Pithier on trial, and later in the
month Rosenbluth will be placed on trial for murder.
Just one more paragraph that will recall the circumstances of the case,
done for this issue. Major Cronkhite was killed Oct. 25, 101S,
then I
Lewis, during a practice march of his regiment, the 213th En.
amt
at
gineers. After the march started, Cronkhite, who had not been ordered on
he march.
%Via in command of twent
o
the march, decided to join it. Rsenbluth
r (I think he was a sergeant) with
When Cronkhite left camp, Pothie
him and Cronkhite assumed the command from Rosenbluth. About three
or four miles from camp they changed the route because of some obstruc-
tion and followed a very narrow trail through a dense forest for three-
quarters of a mile to the place where Cronkhite met his death. A most
interesting feature has been the devotion shown by the well known attorney,
Jonah J. Goldstein of New York, who, without compensation and at great
personal sacrifice, has fought for Rosenbluth and fought openly many men
in Washington who, he believes, have been behind the persecution of Rosen-
bluth. And even now he is in Tacoma at his own expense to fight again for
the life of the captain. At one time, somewhere, by somebody, the charge
was made that certain interests or persons in Washington had made the
statement that the Jewish friends of Rosenbluth ought to raise money for
learance, implying that maybe money would ease the tension of the
c
his
sitution. At any rate, it is a very messy business all the way through,
a
it seems doubtful that this case will be ended in Tacoma, Wash.
and
ELIEZER S. KADOORIE
be done with
tion,, as to what
the funds collected, is contrary to our
traditions and will not produce gout!
resulta.
"Furthermore, there is a limit to ;
the idea of organization. I think you
can get more money by making ap-
peals for various purposes, especially'
when these have to be made on a na-
tional scale, than you could if this
contemplated organization came into
existence and approached the indi-
vidual with the request for one sum
of money to tar national chest. Fur-
thermore, it would formalize, institu-
tionalize and mechanize Jewish char-
ity and Jewish social service by simply
becoming a tax agency and making
the giver of funds feel that he is pay -
ing a commercial tax. It is good in
matters of charity to leave some
scope for personal interest and per.
sonal enthusiasm and local judgment.
Such an organization as a national'
chest would practicaly mean that all
, the philanthropic activities for Ameri-
can and foreign purposes in our
country would, in the last analysis,
be conducted by one board of esti- ,
mate and apportionment.
Opposed to Plan.
"I know that perhaps in the begin- ,
I fling it would call itself merely a col- I
letting agency and would make stipu-
lations calculated to meet the inter-
ests and needs of existing organiza-
I tions, In the end, however, it would
I inevitably tend to become also the
final authority in distribution. I am
only a rabbi and am somewhat diffi-
dent in offering an opinion as to the
limits of the size of organization. But
Just because I am a rabbi, perhaps
t he moral and spiritual aspects of
to , such a plan, the imponderableness
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arrived here last week on his way
England, as-hence he will process! to . connected with it, weigh very much
, with one. I am opposed to such a
Palestine.
project.
M r. Kadoorie, a native of
Even if such a national chest were
-
where his family traces its residence; desirable
for some purposes, I cer-
following the ;
to the time of the Temple,
is an in- tainly would exclude educational ac-
destructio n of
ternationally famous philanthropist. tivities from its scope. For what-;
ever force there is in my argument,
lie has been decorated several times
by the French government for his . if there be any, certainly applies
Despite reports to the contrary, the monarchies that have disappeared in
above all to educational activities.
Europe will not be restored. It may be that there are sonic. American capi- philanthropic activities and is main-
talists interested, though one must question their sanity if they have in taining hospitals in China, England, American Judaism has not yell ;
reached that unity which we hope
mind the backing of the former Russian Grand Duke Cyril, who insists on France, Constantinople and the Near some
day will be established. And 1
reported on his way t o East. The purpose of his present
for the present various tendencies of I
proclaiming himself Czar of all Russian, and who in
America to close the deal for the nscessary financing to bring about a return journey to Palestine is to supervise , thought should be given to sincerely I
he erection of a garden city near I held convictions on the questions of
of the former empire. This is what is called chasing rainbows. 'fp restore
Third
the Russian empire would be another step toward snaking the world very Mount Scopus. Mr. Kadoorie, who I
Floor
has many interests in the Orient, has i religious education, on matters con.
4/ r
been instrumental in securing the cernine the ideals to be held up be-
unsafe for democracy.
American
Jewry,
which
ideals
,
('hint, . fore
support of the governments of C
Well, the political differeces in families are not limited to the NicAdoos. Japan
and Siam for the Balfour Doe. roust necessarily influence educe-
To create an or- I
Jame Wise, son of Rabbi Stephen Wise, is going on the "stump" for Davis,
, tional activities.
s
ro
ganization which would approach
the
the daughter of Dr. Wise is going to speak for La Follette. We know laration.
while
New Jewi•h T ype.
Creating
a
re(
uest for a lump 1
when; the doctor stands, because he was one of the delegates to vote for
dual I
"If the Jews of the world will re. indivi
sum of money even for educational
the nomination of Davis. One thing is sure, the Wise family are taking
gard l'alestine a3 a place where 14
oarpdoses and then leave it to the
their part in public affairs, which is as it should be.
notions have guaranteed to them a bpur
of Si,,' national chest to decide F
,
at
safe and legal home, I have no doubt how the collected money should be
E—=
While on the subject of politics, I note that the prediction nude in this that their effort
effo would result mere- distributed, might bring about a very
column weeks ago that New York would he the state that in all probability
w
ew
which
the
J
ing
a
type
of
at
spiritual condition in
his tyrannous
would determine who is to be our next President, is rapidly becoming a
will learn to admire on account oforld
certainty, if we are to believe impartial political observers. And I said at high culture," declared Mr. Kadoorie. American Jewry."
through , Rabbi Abbe Hillel Silver of Cleve-
the same time that I thought the President of the United States had made
r. Kadoorie, on his vay
a serious mistake in not taking a stand on the Klan, because it may cost America, has addressed audiences of land believes the plan workable, say- Food Scarcity Assumes Menace F. -
American Jews whom he has endeav- ling that " such a plan would con-
him the vote of the state of New 'York.
rgy and elim inate waste and
for Thousands Unless Aid
i serve
ored to interest in the work on be. ; duplication
1 - 4
one of effort.
The baseball scandal which has broken just as this installment of "Rand- ha lf of Palestine, pointing out the,, "By all means educational activi-
Comes Quickly.
E=
estmenta.
Mr.
Kailoorie
dorn Thoughts" is being written, is of interest because of the fact that a safety of
—
ties should be included in the pro-
E
;
Jew, Barney Dreyfuss, president of the Pittsburgh baseball club, is one of Ch ins permanent residence is in
e
organists-
RIGA.—(J.
T.
A.)—The
famine
the men who is insisting that nothing be left undone for a sweeping investi- China, ha.s been active in maintaining' posed plan.
E
gation that will for once and all time rid baseball of corrupting influences Jewish communal life in Shangha I "Details concerning th distribution approaching Soviet Russia assumes E
Hongkong. Ile ohs recently do. i lion of the board and the
and interests that make for crookedness in the national pastime. There and
L aa:
noted to the Jewish national museum'
of
funds
can
be
worked
out
at
some
extremely
serious
proportions
and
' ' future time threatens to create a situation worse
have been some tart exchanges between Mr. Dreyfuss and McGraw of the
than in 1920, according to reports re. 1-
,
New York team. For the benefit of those who do not know Mr. Dreyfuss, in Jerusalem four huge e s a
• E
"I rather think that Palestinian ac-
I would like to any that he is a man of highest character, of strictest integ- were found in a Chinese temple 3,5001
tivities should not be included in this ceived from reliable sources.
rity, a man of culture, of education. And nothing would give me more satis- years old.
Shang- , national chest. They are quite dia. especially felt by the Jewish middle
class, the "Neinnen," chiefly trailers,
The Jewish community of
faction than to see Mr. Dreyfuss take the lead in assuring for all time, as
last tinctive and of too large a scope to who were forced out of business be-
the l
far as it is humanly possible, clean baseball. Our friend, Sir. Ilenry Ford, hat has 1,000 members. In refugees
be absorbed by an agency."
cause of the new restrictive meas..
can well imagine few years about 500 Jewish
I
took a nasty fling at Mr. Dreyfuss some time ago, and
urea imposed by the government on
that it is a source of deepest disappointment in Dearborn, Mich., that the from Russia have settled in its midst.
private initiative and trade.
One of the Russian Jewish refugees
president of the Pittsburgh team is not only not involved in any way in this O
The threatening famine affects not
scandal (as he has never been in any other) but that it will likely be up to was the confidential adviser of Dr..
only the cities but the rural districts
Sun Vat Sin, at one time president
him to promote 100 per cent honesty in professional baseball.
as well. According to reports re-
of China and now the leader of one i
here, the Soviet of Elisabeth-
Every Jew will find satisfaction in the knowledge that Judge Moses II. ef the forces fighting for supremacy, ,
grail has had to entrench the city.
Grossman is the executive head of the Arbitration Society of America, which Mr. Kadoorie stated.
—
Machine guns and strong military
is about to establish tribunals for settling business and other disputes with-
n order to pre-
Plan to patrols guanl the city ihungry
i
h _ews
i 3_
out recourse to courts. Behind the society stands the American Bar Asso-
Union of Polis
masses.
vent an attack by this
ciation. The society's officials may not in any way profit from the venture.
Erect Monument to First
No peasant is permitted to enter the
in 25
-
It is said that this is the most important step that has been taken
Jewish Patriot.
city without special permission from
years to simplify legal procedure ad to relieve the congestion of the coma , Citizenship classes for men and
--
the local Soviet authorities.
New York. And we are glad that a Jew is consecrating himself to tlii. women will open Sunday morning,'
in
Throughout the country merchants
my elbow but, Oct. 12, at 9;30 o'clock, at the north
N
E
IA'
YORK,
—
(J.
T.
A.I
—
A
at
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splendid, unselfish service. I have not a "Who's Mho
if my memory serves me right, Judge Grossman used to be one of a very slid branch of the Jewish Institute,'
in New York, known as Friend, }louse & Grossman, and 579 E. Philadelphia. Isidore Golden- monument to the memory of Mann ; have been arrested and brought be-
famous
that
he law
has firm
been for a great many years one of the most highly respected berg of the Board of Education will ; Salomon,
first participated
Jewish immigrant
: have
the in
revolutionary
tribunals are
for
. Poland who
in the from
Amer-
i usury
grain. The tribunals
Bagdad,.
K irschbau m
Topcoats
$35 and PO
, m INE THREATENS
RUSSIAN JEWRIES I S
E
TO HONOR MEMORY
OF HAYM SALOMON
INSTITUTE NOTES ,
'Third
Floor
I 41
IVOOD WARP Art
IIIIIIIIIIPIIi
Mrs. Doktor
formerly wanager of the Bernarti
Shops, is in charge of our
Newly Enlarged
French Room
on the fifth floor, where slit'
will
be pleased to MO her fritildS
aud show them the most marvel-
ous collection of the finest dress-
es--the IlaCCS1 ,flyh' 017111 . 0115 by
the best 'french and American
desiimers to he found anywhere
in the city.
men at the New York bar. Every day American Jews are showing by their direct there classes.
more years in
deeds that they are inspired by the high ideals of service. Today it is a _____ icon Revolution, American
helping independence,
to establish is
' passing
sentences
being ad- Severe
'chants, often
three or on the mer-
ers:
Afternon
li
o Classes
vocated by the Union of Polish Jews ; th e penitentiary.
il, or a I lenry Dix, or a Juus
us or a Leo
a Nhan St ra,
Grossman ,
for
Moths
in
Eng-
Spec ial afternoon classe
Moscow in Turmoil.
W,eor a Leo nard Levy, or a Sim on
da y i t was a David I,ubin
Rii senwald ; oryesterat
Fifth
ill be still other Jews pointing the way to service for afternoon,
lah for mothers
will
Thursday
in America.
resolution
unani- ; ; , Moscow has been thrown into the
Fifth
Oct. 10,
at open
3 o'clock
in mously
adopted A at
the last meeting
,a
Wolf; tomorrow it w
Floor
sh Jews,
'
t
moil
of
a bread panic. Hundreds
Floor
Volt IRO AV(
the common good.
in
Ne-
the following schools: In the Oak- of the Union of Polish
iliY
to
in
xecutive
commit-
executive
stores a.s
ork, requests
g for hou rs at thKealin
ure
in
h
a nding down tae land district, Dwyer School, corner of tee to take proper ere s with the Art . er
ince
h
s
d.
brea
itinobtain
wato
Judge Caverly, who has been in the hospital
....
on in ! MO MI 1 Until
City aa %-il
decision in the Franks case in Chicago, says that it would have been a whole Caniff and Cameron, and Moore
t an appeal to the population --raniiiititillfilll
I dress .'d
11111111
have sentenced the boys to death, but it wouldn't have School, corner of Alger and Cameron; .and
New
Park
York
Commissions
for permission
of the
to erect a a'
t the bread E. ---
in u m n i ia n n ia m an n umin m so n.,..,,
im
lot easier f or hi m t o
irawa hic h he promises tha
lffilll
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11
111
111
111
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I believe him. It in the crosstown district, Balch i; monument to Salomon in one of the ; crisis wi 11 soon be re ieve d
been in accordance with the dictates of his conscience.
.
School, corner of Pa mer an
The
Jews
are
suffering
more
than
city parks.
takes a tremendous amount of moral courage in face of mob-menace to do
th e Hastings street district,
sa , Po - any other class of the peop 1 e. The
throughout the years. Recently the
, b orn a t L is
Ilaym S a l omon
the right thing. Caverly further says that he believes that Leopold and Loeb toine; in
Bishop School, corner of Rivard and i nil in 1740 left his native coun- Jewish intelligentia, teachers, stu-
family was compelled to sell the col-
will spend the rest of their lives in prison and that their "folks wouldn't
Winder; Russell School, corner of
lection, but the United States gov-
the partition in 1722. Ile dents and professors, is on the verve
want them out." I believe that, too. What parent would want to turn Russell and Eliot, and Lincoln School, .tr
ernment was unable to make the pur-
d
in
New
York
and
during
the
settled
t
loose such irresponsible minds to again prey on society?
revolution identified himself with the of starvation. Reports from Russia
chase because of the lark of an ap-
S t. Antoin e and Brady; i
corner
nof
:•
American cause. lie wasarrested indicate the immediate need of re-
WASHINGTON.—(J. T. A.)—The propriation Subsequently, It was
the Fee
k ll district , Custer Schooln,
lief and contains an appeal to the
I was talking with Dr. Wiggam, the author of the "New Decalogue of
;
corn er of Linwood and Midland.
as a spy to Septem- American Jews to come to the rescue city of New York will shortly have a purchased by a group of wealthy New
,
d
imprisoned
and
he
said
that
in
his
judgment
these
and
Science," this week about the case,
new Jewish museum consisting of a York Jews and it will be moved to
in
Similar c lasses will b e opened
occupation
ia a I ber, 1776, soon after the tates
Senate of their brethren in Russia.
boys surely are detectives, that investigations made with others of similar
valuable collection of Jewish religious New York.
other districts providing there
;of New York by the British.
The situation in Russia is worse
types reveal them to be lacking in those elements that make for normality.
ceremonial objects. The collection
Sep
demand for such classes.
The collection contains Jewish art
1 A report of a United S
that ' than it was in 1920, before the
And he doesn't believe that civilization's interests can be in any way pro-
y was for 20 years housed in the Na- objects of different periods in Jewish
0 s
committee
made
in
1850
was
introduced.
In
man
1
I
moted by hanging defectives. In fact, he doesn't believe in capital punish•
tional Museum, where it was under
PthicY
Fenkell Mothers Club:
Solomon "gave great assistance to the
history. While it was on exhibition
d- towns, from 80 to 90 per cent of the
ment under any circumstances.
the supervision of Dr. Herman Ca-
The first mothers' meeting of the 1
at the National Museum it was the
Jewish population are without s he
Fenkell district will be held at 3 government
by loans of money, a
sanowicz. The collection Wall the center of attraction for thousands of
vancing liberally of his means to sus-
A good New Year resolution for some officers of certain congregations:
property of a New York Jewish fam- visitors, Christians as well as Jews.
n- fain the men engaged in the struggle ployment. If relief will not come
o'clock Saturday afternoon, Oct. 1,
; for independence at a time when the mediately, another great catastrophe
Stop bootlegging. Don't get shocked. There have sprung mushroom con-
ily which had been adding to it
the Custer School, corne r of Lin
in the life of Russian Jewry is inevit-
gregations organized apparently for the sole purpose of trafficking in liquor
wood and Midland.
ainews of war were essential to sue- able, it is said.
in the guise of "sacramental" wine. The other day the papers carried the
Jr. Benjamin Levine will give an
. Mope for Prosperity Vain.
story of the president of a large Chicago north side Jewish congregation illustrated lecture in Yiddish on "IL
The Union of Polishh Jews , which
on charges of alleged conspiracy to violate the prohibition law.
At the time of the introduction of
"Conservation of M otherhood."
it is stated. 70 constituent so-
This makes pleasant breakfast reading for self-respecting members of the
h88 i
Those living in the Fenkell district I cieti
op - the new economic policy, Russian
Jewish world, We have been entirely too lenient with bootleggers, speaking are urged to be present. Mothers mayles, intends to issue a public
Jews looked forward to the return
peal for the necessary funds.
commtinally. It might be added that the less we respect ourselves the less bring children under 8 yea
of better times and fought against
rs of age,
others will respect us. Any congregation that finds it necessary for finan-
I
odds with renewed courage. The new,
who will be entertained by a recrea- I
cial assistance to invite the support of bootleggers should retire. What is
severe policy introduced by the gov-
tiun worker.
needed is more emphasis on the moral character of those in charge of public
ernment against private trade has
institutions. Money covers a lot of sins, but sometimes the lot is so big
crushed all hope for an economic re-
Joint Succoth Rally:
vival. Although the desire to go on
—
that it can't be decently covered.
A joint Succoth rally of all the'
mothers' clubs will be held Tuesday ; Jewish Families Anticipate. Awards ; i the land is very strong, it is realized
' that only a small proportion of Rus-
of Fermin Acreage.
closed concerning the situation in evening. Oct. 14, at 7-30 o'clock in'
sian Jews can be accommodated with
—
a specially equipped sucrah in the'
Nejd, Parliament would be unwilling s.
MOSCOW. — (J. T. A.) — More land.
to re-establish relations with this part new headquarters of the north end
The communications received here
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of Arabia by sending a British repre- branch of the Jewish Institute at 579 than 2,000 Jewish families coming
o p- from all parts of Ukraine have ar- from Russia state that American Jew-
East Philadelphia avenue. An a
sentative there.
propriate
program
consisting
of
an
rived
in
Odessa
in
anticipation
of
the
ish
relief
work
in
Russia
has
stopped
Will Take No Sides is Religious
"Great Britain will be engaged in
address on Succoth, music and danc• beginning of the Jewish colonization prematurely and that the symptoms
wars and in disastrous fighting until
Struggle in Transjordanis.
f an economic revival has been short-
ing is being arranged Refreshments . work which will make it possible for o
it evacuates Mesopotamia, Palestine,
MA - lived.
Transjordania and the entire Middle consisting of shtrude , teglarh an , them to settle on the Ian . The
--
LONDON—(J.T.A.)—"Ilis Majes- East," the London Daily Mail con-- other holiday edibles will be served.
jority of these prospective farmers
THE TIME
,hone? a anal retina pl., for your family le not ober. oudden tor....
ty's
ty'n government adhere to their tra-
to
have no funds and even lack the ROUMANIAN KING GIVEN
rnent ea.te Its •hadow over the home, but rather when you eon calmly eon.
ts editorially after reviewing the
and loved onw. A
marts
ditional policy of non-interference in
means for daily existence.
of a Anal resting place for yours elf
COURSES
IN
JEWISH
will, it all probability,
situation in the middle east, the war-
eider thy Stil et in
CHARGE OF SEPULCHRE
Jews
.... In to be • worry at the time and
religious matters. The government is
The
Committee
for
Settling
ho.ty choice
HISTORY CREDITED
fare between Mesopotamia and Turk. i
_
prove un•atisfactory Vterward•.
not prepared to enter any entangle-
on the Soil of Ukraine has decided to
ey in the district of Mosul and the war ;
ments or tel participate In any strug- between the Wahabis and King Ilus-1 CHICAGO.—(J. T. A.1—Credit'' allot 24,000 desiatin of land in the
BUCHAREST.—(J. T. A.)—King
THE PLACE
r•tialartory to you is one lb., h ',bin ewe wadi
gle concerning the possession of the rein "It was the British who drove I for courser in Jewish history and district of Odessa for Jewish coloniz-
ucceed
reetwor
55.1
will prove most
tt e also has asked Ferdinand of Roumania is toe
.
of the eItyd• renter and which answer. all the retvirement• of s
wall.
holy places of the Moslem religion,"
Ru s-
.
'.moan no the noel loauhful. booty*
ethics will be given to Jewish students a 1 arkoff
tot agricultural bureau of i Nicholas II, theate emperor of
g,,,,l,,l,d burl.) park. Clever Hal Park
plate reeves frees hoar te
Ramsay McDonald declared Oct. 1, in the Wababis from Transjordania, the
the
the
city.
Easily
in the University of Chicago, accord-
allo 6,000 desiatin of sia, to the guar(ianship of Ow holy k
paper
declares
and
asks,
"What
right
kept Jewish Cewetn y in
graves
eta
he
purchased
by
the
Jewish
cmosreity
at
reasonable
pekes.
the blouse of Commons, concerning
have the British to interfere in this ing to arrangements made by the 110-ICh
- the march of the Wahabi forces on
h same purpose. The ad. sepulchre on be .
let Foundation with the university ,land for te
e committee of the corn- Catholic Churchhalf of the Creek
Transiordanlan controversy?" The
In Caw ol Bereeveewot Call
For laforreation Coll
Mecca.
ministrativ
This title was offered to him by the
L ICATZER. gas Eost ICIrlvy
paper further states that if Great authorities.
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t committee of ihe
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Britain is to intervene in the fight
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ask the British government to assist
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who arrived here Oct. 1.
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around Mecca, it will arouse all Islam ing autsjacts: Histo ry of Judaism,
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ment, Great Britain will undertake against her.
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Ethics. The courses will be given by
the task," the prime minister stated.
Dr. Moses Jung, professor of religious Odessa district has applied to the re- post has been vacant. The
for • loan to King Ferdinand owing to the fact
Replying to the question concerning
"Those who cannot feel the little- education, and Rabbi Benjamin M. gional agricultual to bank
buy aced for the that Roumania is at present the chief
British representation in Neal, the ness of great things in themselves are Frankel, who will setae as director of of 16,000 rub) s r
Greek Catholic orthodox power.
rountry under the rule of Sultan Ibn apt to overlook the greatness of little
Jewish settlers.
the foundation.
Samuel, MacDonald said that he was
things in others."
certain that, if all the facto were din-
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